Chamberlin Share Chat (CMH)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Chamberlin	LSE:CMH	London	Ordinary Share	GB0001870228	ORD 25P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+9.50p	+10.50%	100.00p	95.00p	105.00p	105.00p	90.50p	90.50p	12,956	11:00:13

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Industrial Engineering	35.0	-0.2	-3.3	-	7.96

Chamberlin Share Discussion Threads

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20/4/2018 09:17	Well I truly mistimed selling last tranche. Consoling myself that I broke even overall thanks to sales at 150p which went into VLE. All fallacious self affirming nonsense I know. Pah	zoolook	Read Full Thread Reply
14/4/2018 15:52	Just been taking a quick look at the figures. EBIT in the first half appears to have been -£432. The full year figure is approx £400k so I make that roughly £800k EBIT in the second half. That's a huge improvement and if things are expected to get even better going forward then I guess you could make a case for an investment here, but other than that with all that debt I can't see the point in buying the shares.	arthur_lame_stocks	Read Full Thread Reply
13/4/2018 08:57	Fully out now. They could do well and truly hope they do but too many risks for me.	zoolook	Read Full Thread Reply
12/4/2018 22:55	so are they still drowning in debt here ?	kreature	Read Full Thread Reply
07/2/2018 20:56	My naibour says hes been involved with some electron beam printing thing that they are using to make amongst other complicated objects turbo chargers.He reckons this is basically how all turbo chargers will be made soon.He reckons the days of casting complicated small objects are fast fading and will eventually be consigned to the third world.I googled it and thinks this is the thing he was on abouthttp://www.sciaky.com/additive-manufacturing/electron-beam-additive-manufacturing-technology	my retirement fund	Read Full Thread Reply
22/1/2018 08:45	Phew! RNS Machining Claim update Chamberlin, the specialist castings and engineering group, is pleased to announce an update on the claim against a machine supplier. On 18 October 2017, the Company advised that margins have suffered due to the difficulties encountered with the start-up of its new machining facility. The Company has been working closely with the machine and tooling suppliers, and is now pleased to report that substantial progress has been made towards resolving these technical problems. In addition, the Company can also report that a satisfactory settlement has been reached with the supplier of the new machining cells, following the initiation of a claim, as reported within the half year results on 28 November 2017. A further update on progress at the machining facility and on trading will be announced by the end of March 2018. Preliminary results for the year ended 31 March 2018 are expected to be announced at the end of May 2018.	zoolook	Read Full Thread Reply
11/1/2018 13:06	Probably a good shorting opportunity here imo	my retirement fund	Read Full Thread Reply
11/1/2018 13:06	Castings painting a dire picture. Surprised this is so highly priced let alone not being sold off on back of castings.	my retirement fund	Read Full Thread Reply
06/12/2017 08:57	Directors have failed to meet the Board’s expectations then ?? To be fair probably this is due to a difficult industry with the tail ( pension fund and banks ) wagging the dog......... a bank fuelled turbocharger growth plan is unlikely to be the way forward.	2realist	Read Full Thread Reply
06/12/2017 08:28	Chamberlin, the specialist castings and engineering group announces that a total of 600,000 share options granted to Kevin Nolan and David Roberts (the "Executive Directors") under the Chamberlin Share Option Plan in November 2014 have lapsed and are cancelled.	redartbmud	Read Full Thread Reply
01/12/2017 17:18	Non Executive position available! Sudden resignation of a highly qualified Non Exec creates a vacancy. Only Skilled toolmakers and machine operators with 20 million to invest in a dilutive share issue and buy out the banks and pension fund Need apply !!	2realist	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 13:50	everything looked a lot better this time last year, Simon Templar QC. The contracts had been won but work had not commenced. As things stand, they simply cannot deliver the contracts on budget, due to, it seems, the manufacturing equipment not performing to spec. Asagi (no position)	asagi	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 12:45	Wasn't this tipped earlier last year?	simon templar qc	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 10:23	Awful results i can see these going broke now.	arthur_lame_stocks	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 10:23	kwackerh2 22 Oct '17 - 16:13 - 624 of 627 "The figures dont make pleasant reading but all of the bad news is out and its factored into the current valuation."	gwr7	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 09:06	Well they missed my predicted 3mill at 55p opportunity. I suspect it was down to ineptness rather than anything else.So perhaps 3mill at 30p could be do able? However anyone brave enough to subscribe to such a placing would probably want to see a sweep out of them.Infact this may be why we never saw a placing at 60p earlier, chances are they already sounded the market out and were told to step aside for more cash but have doggedly refused.Then again who would want to quit such handsomely paid positions?	my retirement fund	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 08:28	to watch list at 60/65 down 23% but suspect a falling knife with further to go So in agreement with baner above.	pugugly	Read Full Thread Reply
28/11/2017 07:59	As expected - new excuses and new disasters. This company is now very close to having drawn down all its credit lines - they are likely to be under severe pressure financially with no room for further mistake. Meanwhile the BOD and management team are very richly rewarded for sinking this company to the bottom of the sea. No doubt we should expect a £3-5m highly dilutive Placing soon. Anyone tempted? There is £13m of bank Loan and pension deficit to pay off before shareholders will see any money - while the BOD and management team take theirs before anyone else. Time for shareholders to take their responsibilities as owners serious and oust this team!	baner	Read Full Thread Reply
22/10/2017 17:13	I am not from the companies pr and I wouldnt take a big position on this business. CMH is 3% of my portfolio although its been much higher in the past. I know this business and the industry it operates in very well and have done so for more than 30 years. I believe that the current board are doing a lot of things right and making big calls that require significant finance. I agree that its been a rough ride for shareholders and hindsight is a wonderful thing. I should have departed at the recent highs and would certainly now be buying back at the current levels because I think it presents an opportunity but only time will tell. The figures dont make pleasant reading but all of the bad news is out and its factored into the current valuation. I know that the startup issues with the new machine shop are being addressed and the rest of the group is making significant progress without the drain of the Leicester site which wasnt even close to being viable. It would have been easy for the ceo to turn up and take the money and pay a dividend and talk a good job like the last one did. Instead he has made big changes that have cost money and have been long overdue and will secure the business long term.	kwackerh2	Read Full Thread Reply
19/10/2017 09:46	I'm a shareholder myself here also 2realist. I thought kwackerh2's post added some welcome balance. The contracts that the CEO went out and won should have been company changing. Hence the share price action of the last 12 months. But they have stumbled on delivery. So that jury is back out again. Asagi (long CMH)	asagi	Read Full Thread Reply
19/10/2017 08:58	Time will tell but whoever is the CEO the fundamentals are difficult, the company overgeared and borrowing more to climb out of the problem. And the pension deficit is massive - so the old share price you refer to didn’t look backed by fundamentals. Are you from the company’a PR?	2realist	Read Full Thread Reply
18/10/2017 21:48	The business has invested £5m in a state of the art machine shop and it hasnt hit the ground running leading to a delay in payback. The issues are being sorted and the fundamentals of this business are no different now to what they were six months ago when the share price was double its present level. The directors are overpaid and thats the case in almost every business I look at and it seems to be the way of the world these days. The CEO inherited a business that had been run aground and was in a mess. The previous CEO paid dividends when the business was on its knees and his head was in the sand. Nolan has made big calls and done all of the right things to reposition the business for long term growth and expansion by logical progression into machining and investing heavily to secure a future for a business which didnt have one when he arrived.	kwackerh2	Read Full Thread Reply

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