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Operations: The company generates revenue primarily through sales to franchisees (£461 million), corporate store income (£42.90 million), national advertising and e-commerce income (£85.50 million), rental income on leasehold and freehold property (£1.90 million), and royalties, franchise fees, and change of hands fees (£82.40 million). The net profit margin has shown a notable trend, reaching 18.28% in the most recent period ending June 2023 from 7.72% in September 2013 while gross profit margin was at its highest at 47.48% in June 2024 from an initial value of around 36%.

PE: 15.6x

Domino's Pizza Group, a small cap in the UK, has seen insider confidence with notable share purchases over the past year. Despite a decline in profit margins from 18.2% to 11.4%, earnings are forecasted to grow by 9.73% annually. The company repurchased around 6.12% of its shares for £90.1 million and announced an interim dividend of £0.035 per share payable on September 27, 2024, signaling potential value for investors amidst high debt levels and external borrowing risks.

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Hochschild Mining

Simply Wall St Value Rating: ★★★★☆☆

Overview: Hochschild Mining is a precious metals company primarily engaged in the exploration, mining, and sale of silver and gold from its operations in San Jose, Inmaculada, and Pallancata with a market cap of £0.54 billion.

Operations: Hochschild Mining's revenue primarily comes from its Inmaculada and San Jose operations, contributing $396.64 million and $242.46 million respectively. The company's gross profit margin has varied over time, with recent figures around 26.46%. Operating expenses have shown fluctuations, with the latest reported at $100.89 million for the period ending December 2023.

PE: -23.2x

Hochschild Mining, a small cap in the UK, has shown promising signs of being undervalued. In July 2024, they reported increased gold production of 66.37 koz for Q2 compared to 54.12 koz last year and reiterated their annual production guidance of up to 360,000 gold equivalent ounces. Insider confidence is evident as CEO Eduardo Navarro purchased 148,000 shares worth £235k in June 2024, increasing their holdings by over half. Despite relying on external borrowing for funding, earnings are forecasted to grow annually by nearly 54%.

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Companies discussed in this article include LSE:BREE LSE:DOM and LSE:HOC.

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