Sanditon Investment Share Discussion Threads

[james t kirk] 10/10/2007 07:35

Further looking at this, the cash position looks a bit worrying and they don't seem likely on 15% margins to turn a profit even on $60-$80m revenue. At market cap of £50m+ I can't see much upside?

[james t kirk] 10/10/2007 07:25

Just noticed this RNS and looked at the interims. Looks like they believe they can incresae sales in the second half by 300%. That would be interesting for the share price.

[ariane] 10/10/2007 07:11

Solar Integratedtech Two More Wins in Belgium




RNS Number:3813F
Solar Integrated Technologies Inc
10 October 2007

10th October 2007


SOLAR INTEGRATED TAPS BELGIUM SOLAR ROOFING MARKET FOR TWO MORE ORDERS TOTALING
US$3.4 MILLION


London, UK, and Los Angeles, California, October 10, 2007 - Solar Integrated
Technologies, Inc. (AIM:SIT.LN), a leading provider of building integrated
photovoltaic (BIPV) roofing systems, announced today that it has won two orders
for BIPV roofing systems aggregating US$3.4 million for customers in Belgium.
The projects are expected to be completed in 2007.

"We continue to target and successfully win business in select vertical market
segments and geographic markets," stated R. Randall MacEwen, President & CEO of
Solar Integrated. "With these two new orders, we are expanding our customer and
project reference base in the distribution facilities sector and in the retail
sector. In addition, with these two new orders, we now have three reference
projects in Belgium. Belgium is a relatively new solar market with a feed-in
tariff of Euro0.45 per kWh."

About Solar Integrated:

Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. (SIT: AIM.LN) is a Los Angeles-based company
that manufactures, designs and installs building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV)
roofing systems for non-residential, low-slope rooftops. We are a leader in the
development of an innovative and proprietary BIPV roofing system that combines
flexible thin-film solar modules with a single-ply roofing membrane for
large-scale commercial and industrial applications. Our BIPV roofing system
enables our customers to transform a traditional rooftop into a value-generating
asset. Our customers include Carrefour, Coca-Cola Enterprises, Frito-Lay,
Honeywell, METRO, ProLogis, San Diego Unified School District, Tesco, Toyota,
Unibail-Rodamco, UPC Solar, U.S. Air Force, U.S. GSA, U.S. Navy, Wal-Mart and
Westfield. For more information, please visit www.solarintegrated.com.


For more information, please contact:

Solar Integrated Investor Contacts:
Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc.
R. Randall MacEwen John M. Palumbo
President & Chief Executive Officer Chief Financial Officer
Los Angeles, California, USA Los Angeles, California, USA
+1.562.299.0136 +1.562.299.0121


KBC Peel Hunt Ltd
Nominated Advisor and Broker
Julian Blunt or Oliver Stratton
+44.20.7418.8900


Solar Integrated Media Contacts:
Gavin Anderson & Company
Ken Cronin or Deborah Walter
London, UK
+44.20.7554.1400



This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END
MSCILFLIITLAIID

[asparks] 03/10/2007 09:49

5-day chart showing bid/offer spread shaded - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - and intraday chart



+ 3 month charts -----------------------------------------------------------and 2 year charts

[motoben] 03/10/2007 08:41

anyone that's short on this stock, i would be interested at what price would you close out, or have you already?

[asparks] 03/10/2007 06:36

looking good for a recovery

[motoben] 02/10/2007 14:51

i wonder if we have any good news coming out soon, as price is rising on no volume. unless its because tesco's confirmed that usa is done so money should be in the bank for us

[don muang] 22/9/2007 09:00

Hi Ariane, for now yes.... but monitoring it still..... Enjoy ....

[ariane] 22/9/2007 06:33

Don, i suppose that means you're going to Sit this one out.

enjoy your weekend

cheers

[don muang] 21/9/2007 20:32

Yes, up today.... but widened to 5p spread .... so offer price at start of day still ended up being above bid price at end of day .....
Probably will go up further .... but on my present investment criteria ain't buying it now .... Plenty of 'recovery' stocks around after recent 'mini-crisis'. Quite happy with performance of my main stock today .... But good luck to anyone that does buy in to SIT.....

[asparks] 21/9/2007 20:17

Don - dont miss your chance......nice tick up today....

[don muang] 20/9/2007 13:15

I don't short unless its indicies ..... and am certainly not deluded that any 'one liners' I make on a free BB are likely to influence share price eitherway

as you know from my previous posts on this thread ,first got in SIT < 30 when it looked a good recovery play, then last out when > 100 when it looked overbought ....

will wait a while yet to see if / when can buy in again at lower than present price...
better to preserve capital in todays market and consider all opportunities as & when they appear... better to pass up opportunity of small trading or investment profit if possibility of bigger loss exists....

[asparks] 20/9/2007 13:10

don - how's your short?

[don muang] 20/9/2007 13:09

>anyone know any more about this?

probably not the person who just sold 4,500 @ 70p

[asparks] 20/9/2007 12:13

anyone know any more about this?

"Solar Integrated Technologies (SIT) advances amid rumours that a construction company is looking to buy a 29% stake

source: FT via citywire"

[don muang] 18/9/2007 16:45

.... well, if one was to add a "H" somewhere in to the Epic of "SIT" then wonder where one would stick it?

[osaka] 18/9/2007 15:52

aspark

thanks again for putting sit on my radar without you ramping it on sola i would not have known. smashing short. sales lagging massively, we could even see sub 40p maybe 25p on this.

[motoben] 16/9/2007 15:03

been on holiday, and actually ended up for a while in viadolid, spain where one of the new contracts was for, the shopping center is only a few years old so this must be worth while putting it up instead of the plain roof.
results i am a bit suprised at, was expecting more revenue, seems they havn't completed the tesco contracts or the landfill in italy yet (may have now as its for end of june) and they didnt announce all the projects they have won and they must have been small ones anyway as i make the contracts this half to be about 6mw. tesco and italy =4mw. and with tesco expecting to open in november they need to get their speed up more and a 3rd shift is good, once these are done $27m is in the kitty

anyone know more about warrants and other compensation that was $8m and care to explain it to me

[shavian] 14/9/2007 17:49

The Northern Rock muppets are out in force today, I think I'll wait awhile!

[seagreen] 13/9/2007 15:07

bought back in cheap as chips .............someone mucking about with it...

[ariane] 13/9/2007 05:42

Top Photovoltaic Manufacturers and Installers Form The Solar Alliance to Accelerate Solar Policies in the States
Coalition appoints former Congresswoman Claudine Schneider as president


BOULDER, Colo., Sept. 12 /PRNewswire/ -- The leading U.S. solar electricity module manufacturers and systems integrators announced today that they had joined forces to form The Solar Alliance and appointed the Hon. Claudine Schneider, former five-term U.S. Congresswoman from Rhode Island, as the group's first president. The Solar Alliance will focus its efforts on supporting state lawmakers, regulators and utilities in their efforts to establish more effective solar policies and programs throughout the United States.

Inaugural members of The Solar Alliance include: American Solar Electric, BP Solar, Conergy (CEYHF.PK), DT Solar, Energy Innovations, Evergreen Solar (NASDAQ ESLR), First Solar (FSLR), Kyocera Solar (NYSE KYO), Mitsubishi Electric, MMA Renewable Ventures, PPM Energy, Inc. REC Solar, Sanyo Energy (TYO-SANYY), Schott Solar, Sharp Solar, SolarWorld, SPG Solar, Sun Edison, SunPower (SPWR), Suntech (NYSE STP), United Solar and Xantrex (XTX.TL).

"Solar energy has captured the imagination of a diverse group of businesses and homeowners around the country as a way to gain control over electricity prices and contribute positively to the environment at the same time," said Claudine Schneider, President of The Solar Alliance. "We want to offer our experience and assistance to the governors, state legislators and regulators as they devise policies and programs to respond to the growing demand for solar by their constituents. It is also our intention to form coalitions with corporations, grass roots organizations, academic institutions as well as local governments that advocate solar energy so that we may all speak with one, stronger voice."

"We are extremely grateful to have been able to attract such an experienced policymaker as Claudine Schneider to be our president," said Mark Farber, vice president of strategic planning for Evergreen Solar and chairman of the board of The Solar Alliance. "In addition to her five terms in Congress, where she authored legislation that advanced energy efficiency and renewable energy in the U.S., she has been a strategic advisor to a variety of renewable energy groups, including National Grid, EPA Climate Leaders, the Center for Resource Solutions, the American Solar Energy Society and the Climate Institute. Her experience and contacts will be invaluable to us as we work to help the states adopt cost-effective solar policies."

In addition to its efforts with the states, The Solar Alliance works closely with the Solar Energy Industries Association and supports that group's efforts to pursue solar policies on a national level.

More information on The Solar Alliance can be found at

Website:

[asparks] 12/9/2007 17:16

I'm not selling. I can wait

[osaka] 12/9/2007 13:32

aspark thanks again. LOL c u at 40p.

[osaka] 12/9/2007 13:32

aspark thanks again. LOL c u at 40p.

[dasv] 12/9/2007 09:41

I'm not impressed either by these figures. Seems they have employed too many people and are finding things for them to do.

"Roofing and Maintenance: The Company installs and maintains for select
clients energy-efficient roofing systems in Southern California. The Company
can install these roofing systems pre-wired for potential future solar
retrofit. The Company believes this strategy maintains and strengthens its
customer relationships, positions the Company to capture additional business
for its BIPV roofing systems, provides additional margin-generating revenue,
and provides for smoothing of labor deployment. The Company expects this
market segment to decline as a percentage of revenue over time."

I've sold. 12% loss but that's life.