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But price unmoved. Was it the departing CEO? It might have held the SP down on what seemss to me a promising update.
To this untrained eye! Ceo going probably good too as hos remuneration was above his delivery. Looks a turnaround story to me but we still see shortly when Mr Market opens as to whether He agrees.
Still here Fallingknife1. I intend to hold for a while, and hopefully add later in the year. No rush.
I was a bit perplexed to see the CEO pop up as non-exec at Haydale (where I am also a s'holder). But hopefully this will be beneficial to both companies eventually.
The ask has gone to 12p on a tiny trade. Bid is almost unchanged. Spread is very wide now. Flummoxed.
You still in like it? I have started to add to my holdings with a stop loss of 6p.
I think the dent situation is precarious but parts of the business are doing well. 🤔 there is 150% upside here I reckon and 33 to 100% downside for Mr.
Results out in the last few days but no SP action despite EBITDA £1m, MCAP £6.3m
Forgotten stock maybe? I had to request it to be added to Fidelity account.
Just invested here this morning (although they show up as share sales on LSE).
Has gone into reverse but I think I might funnel some money in here now after taking a back seat for a while. Got to get myself in gear as I can see today's update give the SP a lift when the dust settles.
beware of Trevor Brown again he is dumping and buying to the cost of a company
Reluctantly as I like the company but the semi conductor issue weighs too heavily for me. The papers are replete with stories of car production issues. I intend to buy back after the inevitable PW.
I expect a closer reading of the results show there is dome promise here of a recovery play. I intend to be a buyer again as I think maybe the erst days are behind. Risky but rewarding.
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Am I going to regret selling 30%? Massive interest today and buying at all prices up. No masking this rise.
The actual spread is "only" 10% Wabu. I sold 30% of my holdings this morning as a hedge. I was hoping more from the masks as it would mean that even Covid would not be the death knell from the company.
The following did not sit well with me.
The adoption of IFRS16 in FY20 has improved EBITDA by £1.0 million.
2: The adoption of IFRS16 has improved the reported Cash from Operations by £0.76 million.
But partiularly this....
Prior to the CBILS loans being secured, sensitised forecasts were reviewed with the bank and used as a basis for establishing the covenants, which apply to both of the CBILS loans. At the year-end actual UK trading results were approximately £1.4 million ahead of the base forecasts at the EBITDA level. In the next financial year, achievement of the minimum required UK EBITDA, without significant further unplanned cost or efficiency improvements, is predicated on minimum revenue levels of £19.2 million.
And losses exceed the assets. Looks like another small sell has triggered a fall as I thought would happen. Still holding 60% but am wary.
what kills this share is the spread... 15% ! They admit the masks have not sold well. Yet there are shares out there trading on hope of mask sales like RMS.
Agreed Wabu. Some good news in there mixed with disappointments. Options news out too with at least higher vesting levels. Must have a deep dive into the results but at least not been hit. I expect though there may be a fall on the way.
RNS is out on final results. But not sure if this "meets expectations".
That vid was in fact pre-covid so perhaps needs viewed in a different light but still shows the potential here. Buyers not being asked to pay 23p so those two trades this am are in fact buys.
coming through so perhaps the rally is not a dead cat bounce. Some large sales absorbed too. I still can't find any specific reason for the rise.
Fizzled out already Wabu but at least the SP has stayed stable after the strong rise. If it was a tip I would have thought there would be follow in trade and some profit taking on the rise. Glad to say I have moved into a small profit here with only my first buy of 38p bringing me down.
Rumours? Cannot see anything on here, no RNS and nothing I can find on Twitter . Maybe some good news tomorrow?
Hope so Wabu but the company is a bit sparse with its announcements. Agm early February and results usually December but have been in March once. An AIM company must prepare a half-yearly report in respect of the six month period from the end of the financial period for which financial information has been disclosed in its admission document and at least every subsequent six months thereafter (apart from the final period of six months preceding its accounting reference date for its annual audited accounts). All such reports must be notified without delay and in any event not later than three months after the end of the relevant period. So must be within 3 months from now. If this month I hope the turnaround is underway.
are we due a report? I see last years was on 10th Dec...
Autins group chief executive Gareth Kaminski-Cook explains how his company helps the car industry make cars that are lighter and less noisy - and how it has diversified during the pandemic to survive and thrive
Finding ways to improve cars’ acoustic and thermal performance is big business as consumers demand ever more comfortable and quieter vehicles. It’s why top brands including Aston Martin, Bentley Jaguar Land Rover, Volvo and BMW all work with the AIM-listed Autins Group to design their cars.
The Rugby-based designer, manufacturer and supplier of acoustic and thermal insulation products is a leader in the €1bn European noise vibration and harshness (NVH) market, where manufacturers compete to enhance the passenger as well as driving experience. “We are brought in to remove the shake, rattle and roll,” says Autins group chief executive Gareth Kaminski-Cook. “Carmakers come to us with a concept for a new design and we help them find solutions to the NVH problems they experience.”
The company launched as Automotive Insulations in 1966 and its turnover has now risen to around £30m, with 75pc of sales in the UK
The company also provides solutions for commercial vehicles, such as buses and heavy plant machinery, to make drivers more comfortable in their cabins.
The current challenge for Autins and its automotive clients is around the growth in electric vehicles, where the lack of an internal combustion engine means there are different sound issues to solve. “When driving an electric car you hear things you might not have heard in the past, such as road noise, the air conditioning, the changing of gears and other localised sound,” explains Kaminski-Cook.
The company will discuss specific noise issues a manufacturer is having, then test different materials at a range of noise frequencies to come up with a solution. For example, if a car battery gives out a high-pitched sound, Autins will suggest what material to use to create a barrier or absorb the sound. Audio engineers may also support on-site customer testing to experience the challenge first-hand. The company is also being asked to help producers make their cars lighter and more energy efficient.
Autins manufactures a patented, lightweight, high-performance acoustic material with thermal properties. Called Neptune, the non-woven microfibre product provides acoustic absorption and improves performance by around 40pc. The company has already supplied the material to a number of electric cars, where its performance is particularly suited to create more comfortable sound and energy control.
Autins’ product development team is based at its technical centre in Nuneaton, where engineers offer ongoing support to customers. They also work collaboratively with car manufacturers and with suppliers to discover solutions to NVH challenges by analysing existing products and new materials.
The company launched as Automotive Insulations in 1966 and its turnover has now risen to around £3
All we hear about recently is the money spent by the government n PPE and I trust Autg was actively selling the masks as a british supplier