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Evil Kneivel shorts it, and the price starts going down, all the others follow him blindly. !!
Will the Brewins and Can Accord s review their ratings now? This looks like a very steep fall for a stock which has done so well
After my brother in law was most insistent that there were better places for my cash, I sold just over half. Ther are some interesting plays in Africa, BMR, KIBO, ZAM, SOLO AND LONR, ZAM appeals most but now looks a bit pricey!
25 Apr Dialight PLC DIA N+1 Singer Buy 1,304.00 1,246.00 - 1,441.00 Reiterates SP TARGET 1441p
BRIEF-Dialight says confident in meeting market expectations25 Apr 2013 - 07:07 LONDON, April 25 (Reuters) - Dialight PLC <DIAL.L>: * By the end of 2013, will have more than doubled our direct sales heads focused on industrial lighting from 2012 * Are in the process of setting up Dialight Brasil Participacoes Ltda * Expect results to be weighted to H2 but nonetheless remain confident in meeting market expectations * Source text for Eikon: [ID:nRS193pzw] ((London Equities Newsroom; +44 20 7542 7717)) ((For more news, please click here [DIAL.L]))
Both excelent today. Brazil opening up a whole new market.
http://www.iii.co.uk/news-opinion/richard-beddard/dialight-sheds-light-led-business?
DIA looks ready to rumble. Support on the 50 day DMA and RSI just turned up. MACD looking set to go positive. http://charts.moneyam.com/Chart.aspx?Provider=EODIntra&Code=DIA&Size=700&Skin=BlackBlue&Type=1&Scale=0&Span=YEAR1&MA=&EMA=13;25;50;200;&OVER=&IND=VOLMA;MACD;SlowSTO;AreaRSI;ATR;&XCycle=&XFormat=&Layout=2Line;Default;Price;HisDate&SV=0"
10 January 2013 Dialight plc Trading Update In our Interim Management Statement in November, the Dialight Board announced strong revenue growth in our Lighting segment driven by adoption of LED based Lighting products. Lighting segment revenues have grown by over 70% versus the full year of 2011 and by almost 80% in comparison to the second half. Our sales force has more than doubled versus the prior year and is expected to continue to grow strongly. Lighting sales growth has leveraged incremental Lighting segment contribution in excess of £10m for 2012 over 2011 and the overall profitability of the Lighting segment has quadrupled. As a result of the growth in both sales and profitability of the Lighting segment the Board is pleased to announce that Dialight will grow operating profit in line with expectations. Cashflow The Group's net cash at 31st December 2012 was almost £15m compared with £13.7m at the end of 2011. Components The disposal of the Smart Meter Disconnect Switch product line has been concluded and the Group will now report a combined Components segment comprising LED Indication sales and the small remaining portion of Electromagnetic Disconnect. Outlook The Board's confidence in the Group's prospects is supported by the strong performance in 2012. As a result of the successful execution of our strategy in selected Lighting markets we remain confident in a continued strong performance in 2013.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/dialight-plc-(dia)/rns/trading-update/201301100700202227V/ needs to be seen quadropled profits
"This type of solution enables us to access an attractive offshore oil and gas market in the Gulf of Mexico, which has the potential to include structures such as the large number of unmanned platforms, which can benefit from the efficiencies that LED solar powered lighting can bring."
LED lighting technology provider Dialight has secured an order worth 0.5m dollars to illuminate offshore heliports in the Gulf Coast from an oil and gas supplier. The order is for the installation of LED fixtures on 15 offshore heliports in the Gulf of Mexico. The lighting systems will be provided with solar panels through Dialight's strategic partner, Tetra West Technology, a Houston-based company specialising in offshore oil and gas applications. The order consists of more than 1,300 solar powered LED lighting fixtures, allowing the offshore heliports to operate their required lighting completely off-grid. Roy Burton, Group Chief Executive Officer of Dialight, said: "Working in partnership with Tetra West Technology to provide this combined solar-powered LED lighting system has proved highly successful and, as a result, we expect to see further orders of this kind coming through in 2013.
Can't understans why Black Rock seem to be selling all their holding in Dialight, hope they're not rocky; sorry it was intended lol. Must admit its dividend isn't great!
The company is providing the facilities with hazardous and non-hazardous LED lighting fixtures including high bay, low bay, linear and wallpack - designed by the energy team at Honeywell International in Puerto Rico. Dialight has a market capitalisation of £333.40m. Shares fell 1.51% to 1,041.00p at 9:40 Thursday.
Dialight has completed delivery of the initial phase of its one million dollar project for the Puerto Rico Aqueduct and Sewer Authority. The FTSE 250 firm has taken the first step towards the major multi-phase operation by providing LED lighting fixtures for a waste water treatment facility in Puerto Rico at a value of $150,000. The leading LED lighting technology company is working on six PRASA water treatment facilities which are due for completion next year. "In addition to the orders that we have seen coming from more traditional industries such as mining and oil and gas, this order, along with the recently announced US solar thermal power plant project, demonstrates an increasing penetration into the environmental and clean energy markets," Dialight's Group Chief Executive, Roy Burton, said in a statement Thursday. "While our customers are acting sustainably through the services they provide, they are also have greater awareness of their own business consumption. The adoption of LED lighting enhances a company's green credentials through greater energy efficiency and a reduction in their carbon emissions, as well as proving to be economically beneficial."
The dividend ratio to share price was not a sufficient incentive for investors to retain thiis share when they were looking through their portfolio to provide some cash for Christmas. I would certainly expect this to bounce back in the New Year!
N+1 Singer maintained its "buy" stance on Dialight (DIA) with a target price of 1,355p on the back of the firm's announcement that it has secured a major order worth $400,000 to provide LED lighting fixtures and installation to a solar thermal plant, with 125MW of capacity. The broker believes that this announcement highlights the strength and depth of Dialight's industrial lighting opportunity as well as its product's applicability in hazardous environments.
LED manufacturer Dialight has received a major order from an unnamed US power plant operator for over 1,000 LED lighting fixtures. The order, which consists of 1,050 LED Linear fixtures and 30 High Bay fixtures for use across the power plant, has a contract value of around $400,000. "Given the remote location of the plant, the customer sought a highly reliable lighting solution and was specified by one of the world's largest engineering firms," the company said. The plant in question is a 250 megawatt (MW) solar thermal power plant in California. Dialight Chief Executive Roy Burton said: "This order signals further penetration of the clean energy market and is a clear illustration of how our lighting fixtures can be used in the most diverse of environments. "The durability of our lighting is clearly being recognised by major engineering firms as part of the specification process and LED lighting is well placed to adapt to different conditions."
Dialight (LSE: DIA.L), the innovative global leader in LED lighting technology, today announces that it has secured an order to provide in excess of 1,000 LED lighting fixtures, with a total contract value of approximately US$400,000, for installation at a 250 megawatt (MW) solar thermal power plant in California, US. The order consists of 1,050 LED Linear fixtures and 30 High Bay fixtures, for use across the power plant, which is made up of two independent 125 MW facilities. The order was placed following an extensive payback analysis and 100% of the plant's lighting is now provided by Dialight LED fixtures. Given the remote location of the plant, the customer sought a highly reliable lighting solution and was specified by one of the world's largest engineering firms. Roy Burton, Dialight's Group Chief Executive, said: "This order signals further penetration of the clean energy market and is a clear illustration of how our lighting fixtures can be used in the most diverse of environments. The durability of our lighting is clearly being recognised by major engineering firms as part of the specification process and LED lighting is well placed to adapt to different conditions."
Dialight (DIA) Director name: Mr Robert E (Bob) Lambourne Amount purchased: 4,000 @ 1,045.00p Value: £41,800
Dialight (DIA) Director name: Mr Bill Ronald Amount purchased: 2,350 @ 1,055.00p Value: £24,792