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SUN Surgical Innovations Group Plc

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0.10 (25.00%)
18 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Surgical Innovations Group Plc LSE:SUN London Ordinary Share GB0004016704 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 25.00% 0.50 0.40 0.60 0.50 0.50 0.50 17,945,588 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Surgical,med Instr,apparatus 11.34M 264k 0.0003 16.67 4.66M
Surgical Innovations Group Plc is listed in the Surgical,med Instr,apparatus sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SUN. The last closing price for Surgical Innovations was 0.40p. Over the last year, Surgical Innovations shares have traded in a share price range of 0.40p to 2.25p.

Surgical Innovations currently has 932,816,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Surgical Innovations is £4.66 million. Surgical Innovations has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.67.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
22/8/2016
07:25
Interim results next week, should make a good read.
bjfanc
12/7/2016
18:22
The way I see it there are two ways it could go
1. The uncertainty could bring a glut of orders from existing clients from not knowing if things will change for one and the good exchange rate for them making them cheaper.
2. Orders could slow as the exchange rate is $1.33 at the moment and talk is that it could go as low as $1.15 so having the effect of deflation.

Sam

sambuca
12/7/2016
14:59
Suppose arguably the low £ ought to stimulate a few added sales from new customers who, given the "cheaper cost", are prepared to give the equipment a try.
leadingladies
12/7/2016
13:21
US always had the potential for being their biggest market (no pun intended) will that change post Brexit given they already have an outlet over there?
gbh2
01/7/2016
10:31
No - a quick resume of the accounts and prospects (nothing that you couldn't get from reading the published information) but they were not able to give any detail on the new products as considered sensitive. Reiterate though I sensed an honesty in their approach and believe they are in a significantly better position than they have been for a long time. Arguably therefore worth a punt but it's hard when as a current investor I have suffered so many false dawns in the past ! Still trying to come to terms with post Brexit activity in the markets.
leadingladies
30/6/2016
15:56
LL did they give a presentation at the agm?
jmf69
28/6/2016
11:25
bjfanc - confess without looking it up I cannot remember the exact terms of the convertible loan notes. Inferred from the meeting that with a 2 shift system potential would be to achieve a max 30% gross margin. No idea what associated costs and hence net margin would end up being but I presume this would increase. How that then relates to turnover to cover the notes I've no idea ! Board seem excited about the new products but I assume take up would not be exponential.
leadingladies
28/6/2016
11:05
Thanks very informative. Here's a question, what's the chances of generating enough cash, over the next year or so, to actually pay the convertible loan off. Or re finance accordingly.
bjfanc
28/6/2016
08:57
Not a problem. Nice to share some better news for a change.
leadingladies
28/6/2016
07:26
Yes, thanks for taking the time to write this
mandate
28/6/2016
07:08
Thanks for the update LL
jmf69
27/6/2016
19:24
JMF69 et al - went to the AGM and came away with a much warmer feeling than I did last year. Much better attended as well. Doug Liversedge even attended as an ordinary shareholder this time ! New board members in place and all seemingly have the credentials to takes things forward. Melanie Ross also appeared far more self assured and clearly has an excellent working relationship with Nigel who I spoke at length with after the meet. He struck me as very optimistic about the cos prospects but is taking a cautious approach. Inferred that the relationship with the distributor in the US was going well and they were actively looking for a second option there. The current weakness of the £ should also help generate added sales. No plans to relocate as adequate capacity at the current site for existing production with option existing to go to a second shift if needed. I asked about the website and my concerns that it did not appear to have been updated for the last 2 years. Inference is this will be put right but rather than over doing the publicity (felt this happened under the previous management) they would restrict to items that they consider would generally assist investors e.g. new product launches etc etc. Another interesting question asked is what has happened to all of Chris Rea's shares. Feel is these were taken by various parties and then distributed around keeping any specific interest under the 3% threshold. Lastly before leaving I had a chat with the receptionist and she said she felt the atmosphere in the company had improved significantly which I again take as a good sign. They could not disclose specific information on the new products but let's hope they are winners !! Certainly could do with this to go to counter other shares in the portfolio !
leadingladies
27/6/2016
13:00
nice statement!
argyle underclap
27/6/2016
08:04
Anyone going to agm. Feedback comments most welcome
jmf69
27/6/2016
07:43
Yes. I still believe this is the best position the company has been in a long time. The exchange rate only adds to this. Happy to hear opposite views. But believe the turn around continues and always like to read about the reduction in net debt.
bjfanc
27/6/2016
07:32
Upbeat statement.
jmf69
24/6/2016
07:55
Well, the state of sterling is certainly going to be good for exports!
mandate
06/6/2016
10:47
Would certainly hope so. Absolutely nothing on the website to reassure (or otherwise) ordinary shareholders.
leadingladies
03/6/2016
07:34
Agm on the 27th. Any chance of a trading update to go with it?
jmf69
27/5/2016
14:14
Agree - you would think that would have generated another RNS. Having said that if several buyers then threshold may not have been reached.
leadingladies
27/5/2016
13:51
Interesting that Chris Rea sold 65m shares and someone bought them?
jmf69
27/5/2016
09:58
Have a quick look through the previous announcements and can see one example where he invested £1.5m - see below



Wonder if Doug Liversidge still holds ??

I still worry that there is absolutely no news on orders / development etc coming out of the company at all. It cannot be that expensive to update the website surely. A question for the next AGM I think !

leadingladies
27/5/2016
09:38
Is the arithmetic that simple?

My understanding is that he received a good few free shares during his stay??

gbh2
27/5/2016
09:29
66m shares at a loss of circa 3p / share = a lot of money!!! Struggling to understand the logic behind. OK if he sold half believing this would encourage new investors who would bring the company on and increase the share price (and hence the value of the remaining half) but this baffles me. Can only assume he has a better home for his money !
leadingladies
27/5/2016
08:45
I wonder who bought the Chris Rea shares
bashor
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