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April 25 (Reuters) - European chipmaker STMicroelectronics on Thursday lowered its full-year sales guidance, the latest semiconductor company to struggle with weakening demand from carmakers and a further decline in orders from laptop and phone companies.
The warning came after the company posted lower-than-expected first-quarter results.
Headline miss and lowering guidance ..unlikely to be any read through at all to Nanoco but further evidencing recent challenges facing the semi conductor sector. Might look in more detail later to see if there is any specific mention on sensor markets.
Hi IDL and restorer
I saw this recently but came away seeing it as positive.
Nanoco produces the dots, the raw material. STM make the product they badge as “quantum film”. So I think when they refer to quantum materials they mean the film and not the dots.
I see it as very encouraging that STM believe in the technology and that they are investing in their next generation film. And we know they are doing this in conjunction with Nanoco as the company told us.
So good news I think.
Somewhat concerning. If they are running their own R&D effort in QD material development to the point of recruiting PhD students I wonder whether the high volume orders for Nanoco are really going to materialise if and when ST do ramp up production.
Isn't it really wonderful to see Samsung doing so well and keeping their reputation intact !
Well thats another 496427 bought at .1994..the £99k worth.
Including the double count ie bought by the broker on order book and then printed out to Nanoco when they get the £99k worth done…they are now buying more than half the volume which is an unusual thing to be doing as they seem to be by far the main buyer they are supporting the price..i thought it would b in shareholder interests to buy as low as they can.
Sorry, 27 working days = w/c 3rd June
Including todays RNS:
- £754,763 spent (25.16% of £3m) in 9 working days
- 3,535,459 shares acquired / cancelled
- Average price paid £0.21348 per share
At the same rate it should take approx 36 working days to complete = around w/c 17th June.
If the purchase average remains the same (21.348p) we'll buy another 10,517,124 shares.
This will leave us with 185,366,145 shares in issue (plus 13,762,222 in treasury).
The proposition it could end next month assumes trading volumes will remain well above 1m a day. But if volumes go down to around 400k a day then the company will only buy around 100k a day, which would mean several months.
The company can't artificially generate the volume by raising the share price on their own.
Personally I think it will end in August or September.
Nige
Yes pls.
NGR, I am loathe to post the reasons for my optimism on this BB as this playground of a forum isn't exactly the best place to have a sensible conversation.
If I can summon up the strength I'll post something when I get time. People can make of it what they will, whilst others will drown it out with noise.
I don’t get the obsession any more than I understand why anyone posting a view in contradiction to yours need result in that person being thrown into the xxxwit hopper? Shall I do the same with you TG and Kooba and see how you like it?
Does Nige i.e. NigWit actually contribute here or anywhere else for that matter e.g. Terrorwit ?
His acolytes are so so predictable in their responses - it's so easy to bring this about.
I see a potentially bright future here (I mean the company, not this BB).
I would be very happy to see Nanoco accelerate their share buy back at current prices..
I think those people playing musical chairs are concentrating way too hard on the finger and not on the moon..
Do you really need to be juvenile about this TG? Can’t you reply in any other way than trying to undermine me and suggesting I’m some other contributor? It’s not helpful.
Yes Nige silly me of course they will!
What “deals”? STM are just calling off product as required and yhey will issue a PO. Summer holidays have nothing to do with it - they don’t stop working for 3 months and head to St T for the summer .
@TG2D
Sounds a real possibility to me and doesn't need much imagination for that scenario to come about.
Not one for predictions myself but sounds credible given the lack of supporting details for any other.
Looking like end of May maybe early June for buy back to end average £100k a day..
Seems I was right on this one.
BT mentioned around 3 months leas time to meet commercial orders so with the summer holiday season fast approaching and most of the decision makers at STM going off on lengthy breaks it maybe early to mid September will be the first sign of any news on commercial deals...I expect long quiet summer here till Autum with the share price trailing down to mid late teens at best...GLA!
Think Brian our illustrious leader was thinking of multiples of market cap of around 12p being 24p the buy back price...amazing isn't it how he nailed it by exactly times two how does he do it with all these 'inflection' points!
Lol Morbox
Glad to see you've lost none of your humour - Keep healthy.
Stating the obvious, IF the board delivers (that’s a big if!) 30p if not 12p. Personally, after all this time I’m thinking of selling up and move on, will decide when I get back from the India ocean!
@Morbox
Which do you think has the greatest possibility over the coming year
30p or 12 p ?
Gorgeous day today - Spring has really sprung.
@Kooba - It's always worth recalling Xenon's famous quote :
' Again this is all purely my opinion and I might be completely wrong ' - sounds a bit like BT's guidance at times.