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RSW is leading 3D-printing, which is about to revolutionise manufacturing of medical parts as well as special machine parts
I can't tell you why, either, but I am interested in this company. Since purchase in October 2011, it's delivered a 37% CAGR for me on a total return basis and I've watched in some amazement as the share price soared this year. I continue to hold.
I asked what was going on at �32.94 (April) Here we are UP �21.36 --- and no one can tell me why! Is no one interested in this share?
Something is in the air, surely?
New to this share, why is is dropping so much?
2016 Shareholdings % 1 Directors 53.1 2 Individuals 1.6 3 Institutions 45.3 2015 Shareholdings % 1 Directors 53.1 2 Individuals 1.9 3 Institutions 45.0
Sold again at £1 a share profit, money for old rope. Will stay in cash now until after the EU vote.
Couldn't resist temptation & sold Monday at 2020 thinking all week I'd sold too early. But back on board today, same number of shares plus a tidy profit.
Should result in improved overseas sales & a SP around £22. Final results due around 23.7.16. Could be worth waiting for. Just need to resist temptation having bought at £17 ish.
Was recommended this share. A steal at this price.
Very nice set of :-) If you're wandering by can recommend having a little look at them
Sp jump, imo, it is likely to be some profit taking in next few days.
Still rising after yesterdays impressive growth update. Revenue and Net Profits forecast to rise significantly this year
5% down at 13:30, 7.5% down by the end of the day. So, whatever the MMs thought was going to happen yesterday is obviously not happening after all. Very mysterious.
Nice fall 5% don't know why ect. I wish I knew as well it would be nice if someone would inform me and Easybob as to the answer surely somebody knows.
5.57% percent on the day, but I can't find any particular announcements etc to suggest why this occurred. Is there news on the near horizon?
Sold of Friday, made a bit but think it will drop now, IMO, think its been pushed upas the big boys are selling
happy with this price and out. not bad return for few weeks of siting down.will be back if it comes back to £16 again
One which by the end of the year I prob buy into due to the attractive dividend and potential growth
This share being in the high technology sector will always be volatile and have an sp dependent on news flow and currency movements. It does seem to be more resilient than most however, and I believe this is more than justified by its innovative range of products, which is constantly being expanded. My view on the current share price is that I find it not excessive given the potential for future profits growth and the company's wilingness to pay an attractive dividend in line with profits performance. A good share to have in a growth portfolio supported by brokers that have a realistic view of the company's prospects without pushing the sp up to speculative levels.
Renishaw: Investec moves target price from 1910p to 1900p reiterating a hold recommendation.
Renishaw: N+1 Singer raises target price from 1760p to 1905p and reiterates a hold recommendation.
Apple never confirms who its suppliers are, but one is plainly Renishaw, the Gloucestershire company that gets about 28 per cent of its revenues from the Far East — mainly China, where iPhones and other smartphones and tablets are made using its precision-measuring tools. The company´s halfway figures yesterday made it clear that, although the first half was a record, the second half would show no further improvement. Furthermore, the first-half performance was swollen by a glut of orders from China, linked to production of those tablets and smartphones. Furthermore, orders in the second half will have to contend with a strong performance in the second half of last time, while costs will be up because of increased investment. Even so, "if you are prepared to take a long view and disregard further price gyrations, they look like good value," The Times´s Tempus column says.
An interim dividend of 11.33p will be offered compared to 10.3p last year.
Precision tool maker Renishaw carved out a sharp increase in half yearly earnings, after it was boosted by a string of large consumer electronics orders in China, but cautioned it faces tough financial comparators in the second half. Adjusted pre-tax profit rose to £43.3m in the six months to December 31st from £31.2m the same time a year earlier. Revenue for the period was up 18% to £174.2m. "In the first quarter the group benefited from a number of large orders in China in the consumer electronics market. Such irregular orders produce a distorting effect when comparisons are made between periods." Rensiahw said it was difficult to predict with certainty the size and timing of forthcoming orders and added that it faces tough financial comparators during the second half, particularly after its strong fourth quarter last year. The group therefore currently expect that revenue in the second half will be around the level in the second half of last year.