Current cash balances18 May 2019 10:28
£14.50m at end Dec 2018 as per March 2019 results
Plus, £31m after expenses from discounted placing
say the 14.50m is now down to £12m?
Let's say SEE's got around £43m cash. No debt. Current market cap is around £83m. At current prices you get the entire company minus cash for £39m. That £39m gains you access to a pretty decent business with a blue chip customer base and world leading technology
I feel comfortable buying at these prices. The downside is well protected now. Any decent news and this will be 5p in a matter of days but we need that OEM news or maybe a high volume Fleet deal
If you look at March's results in the 'use of net proceeds' section the emphasis is on
1.core platform
2. auto business pursuit
with Fleet (emerging markets support) coming in at 3.
One can see exactly where the real opportunities now lie for SEE and I suspect so can the company. Fleet though important to SEE is not the future unless legislation (across various jurisdictions) requires its implementation.
The most important point is that SEE is now fully cashed up and fully capitalised to take advantage of the rise of DMS and other forms of in-car driver monitoring and in-car technology
My great fear here was SEE would run of cash and implode. That existential threat's now gone and the market can breathe easy and look to the future
I honestly with a fair gust of wind we should be easily closing in on 10p by end 2019 barring any fook-oops