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I'm not interested in the report.. you are.

So SIG have significantly reduced their debt, I think i'll patiently wait for SIG to return to profit and reap the positive SP adjustment. Already up over 100%

its funny you say this as Morrisons has around £3 billion of debt yet a take over bid of £6.3 billion is on the table, admittedly there is a massive land/property portfolio involved. I can only see SIG getting stronger in the coming years...i'm here for a long time, as stated before SIG are not just selling insulation

Mick if you've read the report does this mean you have access to it or have bought it ?

Lordfinton....agreed but Amazon not short on cash lets face it

there wont be any decline in insulation sales, its being used absolutely everywhere.

A typical new build block of flats has thermal insulation in the floors, roof & external walls not to mention acoustic insulation in intermediate floors, party walls & partitions

Don't forget government grants to upgrade private residential buildings, landlords now have to achieve an minimum of E energy rating, while local authority's are upgrading HA/social units to achieve better energy rating using insulated cladding/ render systems., there is also the effects of Grenfell which leaves god knows how many blocks of flats that are lined with combustible insulation.

Insulated loft spaces of houses 400mm loft roll, sloped soffits 150mm kingspan + insulated plasterboard...15 years ago this was 75mm insulation + 1 layer of non insulated board.

Remember SIG do not just sell insulation

United kingdom
Ireland
France
Germany
Benelux

Combined 421 branches

i'm surprised to see £2.64 today... an opportunity to cash out or hold for a potentially another bid but if no bid will this dip to £2.54....

I work in construction and use the likes of CCF, TP, Minster, SIG...from what i see TP branches are in competition with its own branches. I know people who have worked for TP and those profitable branches are awarded for their efforts...and those that have poor sales figure / huge amounts of missing stock are either close down or management swapped about (ie branch 2 in watford).

Although in the past 4 years SIG had not been competitive they seem to upped their game and we are now placing orders with them (this doesn't mean to say some companies weren't achieving good rates).

Other than SP price the above is why i initially invested (@ 24p), i follow them on linkedin and its good to see regular company updates. SIG was once a very profitable organisation i'm not fully up to speed on what happened over the years but are quite well established within the UK & Europe.

As already stated lead times are extended cement, timber, insulation, plasterboard, metal...the list goes on and in terms of price 5%-50% on some products

don't you mean £0.069 as a dividend ?

me too !

is this turning into a penny stock ?

Topdog21

Thought this was going to prime

Not quite sure how the forever purge made it to the cinema...expect huge disappointment. I wouldn't pay to see that sh*t

14 seats taken at South Ruislip Black widow tomorrow 8pm 2D for all that asked

South Ruislip

Is the share price factoring in any special dividend? I haven't checked but could this be why we are +12p

might get back in at 50p if we see it. Cant see much upside at the moment, my local Cineworld is showing Black Widow on IMAX, earlier today i checked availability and not a single seat had been sold.

Who is really going to sit in a big room with 50-100 people they don't know for 2 hours +

Sorry just my opinion.

shame i bought in at £2.75 in 2013...once saw around £3.15 before Aldi/Lidl exploded. Would like to break even....

Not looking like we going to see anymore offers and some holders selling out. Does this mean the current share price is overvalued based on the "on the table offer? "

Be amazed if Amazon doesn't get involved in this, what better way to arrange click and collects before or after your grocery shop ? not to mention the use of store facilities for general sales

Amazon stores already in Wembley, Ealing, White City, Chalk Farm, Canary Wharf .....

250 nice but still a loss for me.

Not ever held shares in a company that is being bought out so what should I expect? Been waiting some time to see the share prices hit £2.50+