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SDI Group plc (AIM: SDIG.L), which designs, builds and supports integrated materials handling solutions for international retail, wholesale, fulfilment and e-commerce distribution operations is pleased to announce recent contract wins with Decathlon worth approximately £3m, of which approximately £1.8m will be recognised in the current financial year with the balance to be recognised in the financial year ending 31 March 2011. The contracts are for the installation of two additional sorting systems for Decathlon, the major French sports clothing and equipment retailer, with a commitment for a further one order in the first half of 2010. This builds on the five sites which SDI has commissioned already for Decathlon under its framework contract, bringing the total to eight sites. Additionally, Decathlon has indicated that it will be considering a further two sites for implementation in the second half of 2010.
http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=201001110700072986F
http://www.moneyweek.com/investment-advice/share-tips-gamble-of-the-week-warehouse-group-46511.aspx Gamble of the week for SDIG. On ADVFN it shows the article: http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=14798076&from=854 Basically as long as there is no double dip recession they look pretty good for the future.
Hopefully a few contract win announcements will get things going as everything is heading in the right direction.
Re: the post you left for me on RENE. I sold my SDIG shares early September. I don't usually set a price to sell at but I did with SDIG my sell price was tripped at 10p. I had intended to re-buy but I put the money into PXS. I do hope the results here are good and that you and everyone else does well from a hopeful increase in share price. GL
They went down well dint they lol.............. Seems to me SDI Group have begun to turn the corner now turning a profit & have slimmed down ready for the upturn. Which in my humble opinion is no mean feat and to also have no debt & cash to............... Not to mention still winning contracts tho admittedly they remain a little cautious re the very immediate future....... Well time will tell I guess
Date: 30 November 2009 On behalf of: SDI Group plc ('SDI Group' or 'the Group') Embargoed until: 0700hrs SDI Group plc Interim Results for the six months ended 30 September 2009 SDI Group plc (AIM: SDIG.L), which designs, builds and supports integrated materials handling solutions for international retail, wholesale, fulfilment and e-commerce distribution operations, announces its interim results for the six months ended 30 September 2009. Financial highlights * Revenue for the six months ended 30 September 2009* of £23.1m (six months ended 31 May 2008*: £23.0m) This compares to approximately £15.3m revenue related to the retained European operations * Profit before tax of £0.3m (Six months ended 31 May 2008 *: Loss of £2.7m). This compares to a loss of approximately £1.1m in the retained European operations. The improved results of the European operations reflect the streamlining of costs to reflect business requirements and increases in revenue. * Cash and cash equivalents at period end £3.9m* (31 May 2008*: £4.4m) Operational highlights * Revenue increases in both contract and maintenance business * Contract wins with Decathlon, TK Maxx, Jack Wills and Wolverine * Encouraging levels of enquiries * Continuing cost cutting measures across the Group Commenting on the results, Ma
Hope so, guess the Dubai thing bought down shares generally so would be nice to see some movement.
Spoke to CFO Steve Butler yesterday who confirms results are out "early next week" RNS stated "2nd half of Nov" & Mon is the 30th........... Anyways not long to wait now ;o]
Interim results today? Will keep a watchfull eye. Not seen owt yet tho.
Apparently they are released today, hopefully should be good news as this stock is painful to own!
confession time so I'm an anorak - but here's some news anyways from none other than "Warehouse & Logistics News" - a right thriller let me tell you LOL ;o]]] http://warehousenews.co.uk/?p=6138
"Gordie" seems to like em with his 3rd enstallment this year last month taking him to 17.2m shares 15.74% - nice holding ;o] http://www.investegate.co.uk/Article.aspx?id=200910120935545991A
Oh so quiet here considering results due soon..........!
reported Nov 30th so I'd assume a similar date this year ie late Nov................. interesting thread on advfn re significant director buying over the last 6 months..............here's the link... http://www.advfn.com/cmn/fbb/thread.php3?id=14798076&from=797 regards n best wishes...........bn.c
Does anyone know when SDIG's financial statements will be published. Many magazines and web pages have tipped this to be a riser soon based on annual statement, but it has been going backwards instead!
Closing @ 9.25..
V happy to see this one holding up now @ 10p. Trouble is, because of the relative illiquid nature of this stock I think the growth pattern we can see on the graph will prevail. When directors are buying (relatively large amounts) this will rise quickly. When it falls, I feel it will follow the same protracted decline as evidenced by previous retraces on the graph - because people have difficulty selling - the market just wont take these shares readily when its heading south! So its like death by a thousand cuts for a while! Still, 3 steps forward, 2 back will do just fine for me - as long as longer term progress is being made and sustained. GL!
typo buy is 9.75p my apologies.
live price sell 9p buy 9.5p cur 9.375p up 27.1%
Was gonna sell up this morning to release some capital to invest in AI. Market wouldnt take my shares @ 9.30 this morning - and boy am I glad they didnt! Still nursing a loss on this one, but the injury is getting better. GL to everyone else who held their nerve.
RNS Number : 5991A SDI Group Plc 12 October 2009 SDI Group plc ("SDI" or "the Group") Director's and employees' share purchase SDI Group plc (AIM: SDIG.L), which designs, builds and supports integrated materials handling solutions for international retail, wholesale, fulfilment and e-commerce distribution operations is pleased to announce that it received notification on 9 October 2009 that Gordon Smith, Chief Executive Officer, has acquired 400,000 ordinary shares in the Group at a price of 7.5 pence per share. Mr. Smith now owns 17,203,325 shares or 15.74 per cent of the Company's ordinary share capital.
Sounds like they are continuing to streamline and the amount of interest sounds promising, obviously they are reliant on big capital expenditure by firms so there are not going to be hundreds of orders every month. If nothing else the november updates hopefully will get the price back up again.
Good to know I'm not the only one still here! I still think there is potential for growth here, given the wider economic recovery. Have to wait and see!
Yep still in with these, would have been daft to sell IMHO, looking at the graph they are following a trend of peak,drop and level out until they rise again. As said I think a new report on a new contract win etc will see these spike again. I dont know what the buy limits on these are now as they were capped pretty low last time I bought.