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JDG Judges Scientific Plc

10,200.00
-100.00 (-0.97%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Judges Scientific Plc LSE:JDG London Ordinary Share GB0032398678 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -100.00 -0.97% 10,200.00 10,100.00 10,350.00 10,400.00 10,150.00 10,400.00 14,935 16:35:11
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lab Analytical Instruments 113.21M 12.44M 1.8823 54.32 675.64M
Judges Scientific Plc is listed in the Lab Analytical Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JDG. The last closing price for Judges Scientific was 10,300p. Over the last year, Judges Scientific shares have traded in a share price range of 7,310.00p to 11,825.00p.

Judges Scientific currently has 6,607,738 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Judges Scientific is £675.64 million. Judges Scientific has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 54.32.

Judges Scientific Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/3/2024
08:29
He makes this claim on multiple boards, presumably has lost a lot on APH's non-rise.
wad collector
27/3/2024
11:32
Money moving to APH [LSE] , excellent profitable healthcare company
blackhorse23
27/3/2024
11:27
Judges Scientific (JDG) Full Year 2023 results presentation - March 2024

Judges Scientfic CEO, David Cicurel, CFO, Brad Ormsby, COO, Mark Lavelle and Group Business Development Director, Tim Prestidge present results for the year ended 31 December 2023, followed by Q&A.

Watch the video here:

Or listen to the podcast here:

tomps2
21/3/2024
17:32
seems according to the presentation, Geotek coring could be about 10% of group turnover if it comes off during this financial year and is higher margin than the rest of the business but is lumpy and takes a lot of planning, negotiation so there may be little revenue from this particular activity this year
c3479z
21/3/2024
10:22
In a word I'd say yes, and £80m for that business appears a questionable decision IMO. But wtfdik.WH Ireland have increased their adjusted pbt forecast for this year, from £33.5m to £33.8m. So if delivered a growth of c 6.5%, for a PE in the high 20's, it's always been highly rated but its previous growth justified it IMO, now?.
disc0dave46
21/3/2024
09:53
Statutory eps was way below (circa 50p) last year. Personally wouldn't rate this on stat numbers but haven't had chance to go through their adjustments, at first glance they seem proportionally higher than last year.
disc0dave46
21/3/2024
09:45
But last year Adj was 363 so basically the same, as was statutory EPS so PE about same as last year 57 if you use statutory figures. Any way as I said time will tell if I made the right call. Now lets set about employing all that cash.
slogsweep
21/3/2024
09:37
what do they mean by 'coring expedition'-is that a big component of the Geotek sub's turnover which could therefore be lumpy and unpredictable?
c3479z
21/3/2024
09:24
Adjusted eps was 374.6p, not a miss from what I've looked at.
disc0dave46
21/3/2024
09:14
Net debt not anything to worry about but it will slow the pace of acquisitions in the short term
nchanning
21/3/2024
09:14
Held these for 9 years from £15 but i read results as a big miss, EPS 196 instead of 359. so PE will remain at 57 ish which is too high for me. Has had big drops in share price of 30% or more in past 9 years and then recovered will look to return if share price <80 as I like company but there are too many good prospects elsewhere at the moment and I cant see share price moving up from here any time soon. I may be wrong of course time will tell.
slogsweep
21/3/2024
08:46
There is net debt, adj (by removing leases) its 45mill, so 1.5x pbt, which isn’t very high in my book.
ymaheru
21/3/2024
08:25
I don't think anyone was suggesting it is a bargain. It is highly valued and today the market does not look impressed by the results. Not sure about the debt though, by my read it describes a negative debt, ie a surplus. But I am no accountant. Thank God!
wad collector
21/3/2024
07:38
Sorry but this can't be the best bargain in the UK right now at 30x with some debt on the balance sheet too . David is the master but it does get harder to acquire businesses at 4-6 EBIT multiples when you reach this size . Don't think you can simply assume past rates of growth will continue ad infinitum
nchanning
20/3/2024
20:49
Nice to see a rise pre-results. Not that anything could have leaked....someone spent £110k at £116 just before the bell. A gambler or an insider?
Actually I see that it was a UT after the bell. But same thought.

wad collector
18/3/2024
11:33
Are results this Thursday? Thanks
disc0dave46
09/3/2024
00:02
It is the forward p/e that counts as the eps for 2023 will be around £3,60 but then could be over £4 in the current year. It was just £2.31 in 2022 so that kind of growth is worth paying up for
davidosh
08/3/2024
19:33
Wow it just wants to keep giving , this one. £110 gave no resistance. SURELY it must be peaking?? P/E is 60 now.
wad collector
05/3/2024
17:43
Stormed through £100+...
milesy
16/2/2024
20:33
I've held these since 2009 paying £1.38. I have reduced over the years and now have about a quarter of my original number. They now yield 62% at cost, even though the yield hardly ever goes above 1%. Since I purchased the CAGR has been about 34% which is pretty amazing. Well done to Mr Circurel and his team.
cornishman33
16/2/2024
18:10
NK104...you stated...

I worked out today that with dividends I've made a profit of £9,900 in total down the years. And that's all thanks to the original posters like davidosh who alerted me to JDG.

Think I might buy some for my Isa!


It is certainly a pleasure to know others have gained measurably from investing in JDG and the benefit of David Cicurel coming to Mello over the past 15 years. DC always insisted on returning to our monthly Mello dinners when the results came out and he still features regularly in our virtual shows. I will try to get him to join us on our Results show on the 21st March. We will have at least six companies on that one.

Did you attend one of the Beckenham dinners?

Any Mello investors who bought at £1.78 when David Cicurel first came to Beckenham and held on tight with reinvested dividends would now have well over 100x their original investment

davidosh
16/2/2024
14:05
some chunky trades today seem to be driving the share price higher and higher
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