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Second Interim Dividend
The Board of Directors of Concurrent Technologies Plc (AIM: CNC), a world leading specialist in the design and manufacture of high-end embedded computer boards for critical applications, has today announced that the final dividend they intend to pay in respect of the year ending 31 December 2020, will be a second interim dividend of 1.45p per Ordinary Share.
The second interim dividend will bring the total dividend paid in respect of the year ending 31 December 2020 to 2.55p, an increase of 2.0% on the previous year.
The ex-dividend date for the second interim dividend is 18 March 2021, the record date is 19 March 2021 and the payment date is 1 April 2021.
Have bought quite a few more recently all showing as sells. Pretty sure a lot of this share weakness is down to forced selling by IGG. Even if thats not strictly the case this company has a great future, whether its in their hands or somebody else's
I wonder why some posters don't try researching companies they comment on :) CommAgility
CommAgility is an award-winning, world-leading developer of embedded signal processing and radio modules for 4G and 5G mobile network and related applications. They design the latest DSP, FPGA and RF technologies into compact, powerful, and reliable products based on industry standard architectures such as AMC and VPX. These products are widely used in high performance test equipment, specialised radio and intelligence systems, R&D demonstrators and trial systems working in conjunction with Intel based control processors from Concurrent Technologies. You should look at their website you will be surprised to see the range of companies they are partnered with.
I think the recent price fall had possibly some thing to do with IGG not wanting to be involved with leveraging trades in small caps and have stopped dealing certain securities. They only want gambling addicts who want to loose money it seems.
Wondering why this lot aren't getting into 5G hardware manufacture, suspect it would be supported by the UK gov as its a security risk and requires a UK manufacture to step in
Yep figured that oogly. When I posted there wasnt a single deal flagged as a buy and there were more than ususal. Then just after I posted the price ticked up so I figured the usual scenario of buys being shown as sells. There were quite a few larger ones (for CNC) too so maybe the birds are flocking to the divi table. Hopefully more of the same in next few weeks. Maybe theres a whiff of a mega deal :-)
In case there is anyone wondering a lot of these reported sells today are actually buys. I know because some of them are mine. Happy to get a bigger dividend although not the main reason for investing, just great value
Looks like someone selling up
T'other way round methinks
nothing I said I hope. Did pick up a few more on Friday. Sort of talked myself in to it. Dividend next month results early April. On a lot of peoples radar. Naked Trader, Lord Lee. All investors out the of the top drawer
Someones let the dogs out this morning
I know Nala. I first bought this share at 19p., after I came across it in the now defunct Alternative AIM trust. The trust would be worth a fortune if kept going. They lost a lot of money at the beginning but I bought it when way down and then they started selling stock into rising market. An absolute cash cow. Cant remember too many of the others, Faroe Petroleum was always high up in their holdings and they were quick to throw out the duffers. I think they hung on to CNC to the end. Have been in and out over the years . Basically its a five bagger over the last 15 years, which knocks most fuse companies into a ****ed hat.
Could it be much higher? Not really. Its quite pricey and not really growing much. So although the figures are steady as yet we have not seen level of activity increasing normally associated with this sector. However the price fluctuates the business is solid and they always pay a reasonable increasing dividend with increasing profitability. One of Lord Lee's 3 AIM holdings. Patience is rewarded slowly. Absolutely a core coding in my view. I just like having a dg occasionally more at the absurdity of how the market reacts to good stock with proven track record. They deserve a bit of premium, which does happen now and again
The problem is oogly - there arent many of us with expectations. How many trades were there today? The other pain is the whooosh we wil get closer to results is being spent now on this constant downward drip drip drip
And so the award for a company posting results and revenue ahead of market expectations for the third year in a row goes to erm, whats that company called . what do they do, o thingummy tip of my tongue ladies and gentleman I give you literally at 99p a share Concurrent Technologies . Hoooorah.
When I bought at 80p I expected a more rapid rise on this one. Charts are looking positive and I think a break of resistance at 124p is coming in the next month with a target of 150p this year. Company figures are looking likely as they stated to be good. Looking forward to next year with this one.
Not especially but they are in the Ai market, which is apparently bigger than the discovery of fire. They go at their own pace and pay a decent divi, occasionally they have a blow out. This is old Aim
Does anyone now if CNC are in the 5G hardware market as I see this as a massive growth area for a UK business , its Nokia's strategy to go for this and the UK will need its own players.
CNC could really take off, stikes me that this is niche , but security in IoT devices is absolutely on point in terms of market growth, imagine hacking devices to gain access to secure areas..... CNC have the knowledge , skills, technology to play in this market and everything is now digital
Good old CNC. Never knowingly over sell themselves!
Any idea whats going on other than market realising that its a good company.... big contract perhaps or good numbers being announced ?
Super company trading well with strong management. Perfect long term portfolio investment.
This this looks like a good solid british company in an exciting area of tech, however, the share price and trading volume is so thin it doesn't seem to have much momentum.....
Actually I would say ALL buys today looking at the trade timestamps
Almost exclusively buys today. Time to get on board?
I certainly see the progress and think the ,market will soon too.
We have a bit of interest today and hopefully this will see us return to above £1 in the near term.