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SRT Srt Marine Systems Plc

22.00
-2.00 (-8.33%)
Last Updated: 09:56:13
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Srt Marine Systems Plc LSE:SRT London Ordinary Share GB00B0M8KM36 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.00 -8.33% 22.00 21.00 23.00 24.50 20.50 24.00 983,810 09:56:13
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Communications Services, Nec 30.51M 69k 0.0004 537.50 41.38M
Srt Marine Systems Plc is listed in the Communications Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRT. The last closing price for Srt Marine Systems was 24p. Over the last year, Srt Marine Systems shares have traded in a share price range of 20.50p to 68.00p.

Srt Marine Systems currently has 192,457,939 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Srt Marine Systems is £41.38 million. Srt Marine Systems has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 537.50.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/4/2024
09:14
Perhaps I’ve watched and read too many bits of corporate conspiracy fiction, but its a long time to wait for a Phillipines lawyer to start on this.

“If you want to get SRT and its technology on the cheap, now would be a good time to muddy their waters”

“Have you got a contact ?”

“Lets see what I can arrange”

yump
24/4/2024
09:00
Anyone who read the article when first published could have sold at around 30p. So SRT needed to issue an RNS as soon as they were aware of the price sensitive news and probably before the article was even published!!!!
It's too late now the damage has been done.

sailing john
24/4/2024
08:57
Sorry Dave fair point I didn't know the originating papers were public and it isn't just press comment that was being discussed
bagpuss67
24/4/2024
08:54
They should say sometime even if it’s ’we are considering the content with our advisors’ Otherwise the company will become uninvestable
pinkfoot2
24/4/2024
08:44
It’s not just press speculation. Why aren’t SRT commenting?
davemac3
24/4/2024
08:35
...that Indonesian project being cancelled/retendered is my biggest concern. Not really concerned on the BFAR shenanigans.
yumyum
24/4/2024
08:34
at the same time they should come clean and explain at least a little about the problems on the loan for Indonesian project. It is nearly a year of crossing 'i's and 't's. Yeah, right...
yumyum
24/4/2024
08:32
Yep. It's a "response to press speculation" type RNS...the share price has moved materially as well. They have to RNS I think.
bagpuss67
24/4/2024
08:28
Whatever the reality and shenanigans behind that newspaper report, it's an item that's in the public domain and it would be good for the company to communicate something with its shareholders.
owenski
24/4/2024
08:26
Gone from bad to very bad.
amt
24/4/2024
08:25
I thought an RNS in these circumstances was a requirement not optional! Failure to do so could have serious conseqences imo.
In the current situation those that read this BB, LSE and others now have an unfair advantage over those in the dark.

sailing john
24/4/2024
07:43
Disappointed no RNS. Lawyers probably delaying the process! I always respected ST so hope my judgement is well founded.
gerihatrick
24/4/2024
07:20
Richard Hurd is the FD

Simon T is the business-without him, it’s difficult to see a future unless it was owned by a bigger parent.Surely they have to say something about it all even if ‘nothing to see here sir’

pinkfoot2
24/4/2024
05:06
Yump. 1. Foreign CEO's or companies being charged is nothing new. 2. if the investigation shows nothing to worry about, then business as usual.3. If the investigation shows something happened, it is a whole new ball game. Any USA support for SRT would probably disappear, and, indeed, SRT may then not be able to do business in the USA or with any USA company until it has paid the DOJ a large fine.4. How long will the investigation take ? Are any elections imminent that could alter the outcome ?5.. why was Simon implicated, but Hurd (the CEO) wasn't ? When is the new year end ? June ?
fft
24/4/2024
01:10
[14260]
It takes two to tango...

glavey
23/4/2024
22:29
The news seems to have been out for a few days looking at the internet-why has this not been covered by the company in an RNS?
pinkfoot2
23/4/2024
20:28
Smacks of spoiling tactics by someone.

I can’t imagine how any overseas CEO could be held in any way responsible for an internal decision.

If anything comes of this the Phillipines will label itself as somewhere not to do business. Ad 1/2 of S America and 1/2 of Africa and there’s still plenty to go for.

yump
23/4/2024
20:07
Hi LaValmy

Unable to avoid a banana skin?

Unfortunately, a lot of SRT's potential markets are.....banana republics.

I'll get my coat.

GLA

extrader
23/4/2024
20:04
If anyone wants to get a handle on the politics involved be sure you read the second part of the Rappler investigation.Lav 14203
'Big fishers encroach on small fisherfolk's municipal waters'
There is clearly a power struggle between Marcos and the big fishing people.On July 24 2023 Marcos said he would prioritise amending the fisheries code in the interests of the fisherfolk. He appears to be using the threat of an EU red card to tame the power of the large fishing boats. The EU threat will hopefully convince the Supreme Court to back Marcos.

countryman5
23/4/2024
19:59
I would anticipate a RNS response from SRT tomorrow or shortly after.
gerihatrick
23/4/2024
18:50
yump - I remain astonished that nobody has gone to one of the Middle East sovereign wealth funds, asked for $1B and used it to set up an all-encompassing maritime management company.

The model I have in mind is Palantir ( which presents itself as a software and data company, but had its origins largely in the US defence and security arena. They've gone from there to have their fingers in almost every pie you could think of eg the UK NHS! The same sort of organisation focused on the maritime domain could become large, rich and powerful in very short order.

supernumerary
23/4/2024
18:39
Just to clarify I’m not including SRT in my post but I reckon a few competitors probably need to go to Jelly School.
yump
23/4/2024
18:31
Super

No charges have been brought. The Ombudsman recommends that they should be. So no.

lavalmy
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