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Yep trending up nicely.
Has broken out! Lets hope it continues this way
There we go....great results .
Good post, and looks like the market has changed its mind now. Hopefully this time next year will be round 380.
Agreed market reaction-thoughts that may be of interest. http://www.privatepunter.co.uk/News/zytronic-interim-results-19-may-2015
But disappointing reaction from the market, probably short term traders who were hoping for it to jump, nice increase in the divi
Results revenues, margins, cash all increased and an increase dividend!
Next stop.
Trending up nicely....tick tock.
Yeah I actually bought into quantum pharma on the Friday, both very exciting shares
Yep more gains next week........looks like you did get a good entry price after all.o/t have a look at quantum pharma results also this month.have good weekend.
Share price nicely ticking up, much looking forward to the 19th! http://www.digitalsignagetoday.com/news/zytronic-powers-new-touch-table/
No just read it.......Thanks for posting.roll on interims.
Hi Family Guy :-) 'Not sure if you saw this upbeat report?... http://www.cambridge-news.co.uk/Zytronic-technology-magic-touch/story-26260825-detail/story.html All the best, Blue
Tick up again soon.
Yep I very much doubt sp would drop that low just aware of potential downside........upside will take care of itself.far from knocking zyt just holding out for a better entry price if I'm lucky !.
True but that was just under a year ago after smashing market expectations in the interim results ....
Year low just below £2 so there's a little room to manoeuvre.
I honestly think you will be very luck to get in at a price below 250-260, I have been thinking of wait for the election to get in but I see that this share barely dropped when the market was shaken back in October.
Now there's a tasty buy 39k mmmm !.
Yep looks good only worry is someone offloading large chunks so holding off buying looking for a cheaper entry,don't want to miss rise so watching closely. Either way you should see good gains from your entry price.
Just bought in, looks too cheap on a (f) P/E of 11.7 at this price, with a 4.4% yield and great prospects!
you are sure its going up yet only going to buy when it goes down. Good one!!
"Rugged display Forecasts look too cautious as Zytronic eyes new products drive We remain fans of rugged touchscreens manufacturer Zytronic (ZYT:AIM), its management and underlying robust financial strength. The Newcastle-based rugged displays manufacturer has built its reputation on outdoor applications, ATM screens in particular. But the £45 million cap is increasingly tapping new markets, such as vending machines, gaming terminals and even medical appliances, where touch-screen controls get bashed about, so kit needs to be robust. It supplies the displays for London’s ‘Boris Bikes’ terminals, for example. Full-year results to September 2014 were impressive, beating market expectations as revenues rose from £17.3 million to £18.9 million, while pre-tax profit jumped 38% to £3.3 million. Dig beneath these headline figures and there is scope for profit growth to continue outstripping sales. For example, touch revenue increased by 18% from £12.6 million to £14.9 million, and unit volumes rose from 125,500 to 139,100, underpinning an impressive hike in gross margins from 30.8% to 36.6%. Consistent investment in research and development continues to bolster the product range, with curved touch-screens among its leading projects, plus larger form factor displays that are increasingly popular among manufacturers. For example, 30-inch screen sales jumped from circa 2,300 in the year to September 2013 to 6,300 last year, and this a typical niche segment where Zytronic has built and is maintaining a technological edge, and offering scope to bolster gross margins still further. Zytronic’s balance sheet and cash generation remain terrific, with current assets five-times the size of current liabilities, while the business threw-off £4.2 million of net cash last year, versus £3.3 million a year earlier. Net cash stood at £7.8 million, worth 51p per share, providing a neat share price valuation cushion. PROVEN TOP TEAM Zytronic remains relatively small and relies on a limited number of customers. This makes it susceptible to gaps in the order book, as happened in May 2013. That threat remains to an extent, while end market visibility is not great. Yet management deserve credit for not panicking back then, instead buckling down to the job at hand. Investors are entitled to feel a level of security in the hands of CEO Mark Cambridge and finance director Claire Smith. The figures, plus optimism that robust latter year trading is flowing into the current financial year, prompted house broker N+1 Singer to up its 2015 forecasts. The analysts now anticipate £3.6 million of pre-tax profit on £19.7 million sales..... ....Strip out net cash from calculations and assume a 15-times price to earnings (PE) multiple by year end in September, and you’re looking at a share price of close to 420p, or 40% up from here. Given that the stock has previously hit
By Malcolm Stacey: Http://www.shareprophets.com/views/9737/malcolm-stacey-s-tip-of-the-year-number-2-buy-zytronic-at-302p I also note that 30/9/16 forecasts from Arden are now 26.07p EPS - with a 12p dividend. So still pretty cheap imho on a forward basis.