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Well done......hits the nail on the head.....!

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Sanctimonious clown......1 million shares .....my arse...!

I thought the continued slide of TP would drag this down and now we see the start of that.........

Your point me are valid, but what we cannot be certain of is the profitability of the construction sector over the next 3-5 years. There is no value in SIG’s market share if they cannot drive profit out of it. Also on the CD&R front, yes they will want to see big gains, but I am fairly sure they couldn’t care less about small PIs making a decent return. The question that should be asked is ‘at what cost is the high return expected at CD&R to the small PI - after all they have already roasted the long term holders at £1.00. Yes they are sitting pretty and well done to them they have bought in........I think the recent TP figures are a dire warning to SIG holders......! Really not sure what the play is here anymore- which is a shame....

The ‘pre-success’ pay off to Steve Francis will male for a very uncomfortable ride for the bloke at the AGM if he does not deliver shareholder value for the rest of us IIs as well as PIs. I personally think we are in for a bit of a damp squib on the 24th as - Francis will just claim tough market conditions persist, and use that card until he gets binned off.........

TP just announced there interims and dropped 6% this morning, as you say something not right here.....?

As regards building material price increases, the following applies:
1. All of SIG big customer will all be on annual if two buying deals which incorporate rebates based on how much they purchase in the year(s). All agreements have price increase clauses in them, but usually require three months notice. So all material purchase from manufacturers will have the same back to back deals.
2. Generally if one of the big manufacturers goes out with a price increase the market follows.
3. Security of supply will need to be considered - in the various hair brained government schemes which in uncertain times may be ignored by distribution and stick to servicing long term big customers.

You mean back to 31p,32p,33p,33.5p.....then back to 32p......this bob around for three weeks....

Nope - the FTSE is not diving and the contrarian view would be relief the tech stocks have dipped a bit. So I expect the day to be not unreasonable. The tempering of the ridiculous share price rises will come as a welcome bit of common sense......also what has the US tech stock got to do with cavity wall insulation in Reading........!

SIG Bristol has been the preferred hub over Plymouth for over two years.....as Bristol can ship to Exeter too. Since god was a boy the MDC routs has worked well. Stick to what works and layer over that tech which moves the business up ten fold......Buildings mean staff and high costs and inevitably poor control......big tech should be looked for this business not small pieces a big piece to preside over customer care.....

They still have a legacy of fag end sites - which to be fair would no longer fit for purpose. I think the point here is that they stripping out the old rubbish - ruthlessly and even by auction. This should have been happening anyway........

A bit of tax planning on the expected gains in the future........a very good sign.

33.5p Finish......?

Strong finish coming buy vs sell up all day, a momentary pause then tick up for the end of the day......

Here, here......lol...

Construction always wins in tough times and a big favourite of the Tories too. Completely agree with Debs commentary. With the CD&R guys all over the new board - this will in my view be one of the big winners in the next six months - Just park the shares and sit back. I add I don’t see much else with out ‘proceed with caution’ slapped all over them.......!

Slow and painful progress......a bit like Covid 19...!

Makes sense as this share never got off the ground today.........