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CNC Concurrent Technologies Plc

91.00
-2.00 (-2.15%)
18 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Concurrent Technologies Plc LSE:CNC London Ordinary Share GB0002183191 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.00 -2.15% 91.00 117,484 13:03:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
90.00 92.00 93.00 91.00 93.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Printed Circuit Boards 18.28M 987k 0.0115 79.13 77.93M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
16:13:14 O 25,000 90.00 GBX

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Posted at 18/3/2024 08:20 by Concurrent Technologies Daily Update
Concurrent Technologies Plc is listed in the Printed Circuit Boards sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker CNC. The last closing price for Concurrent Technologies was 93p.
Concurrent Technologies currently has 85,637,714 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Concurrent Technologies is £77,930,320.
Concurrent Technologies has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 79.13.
This morning CNC shares opened at 93p
Posted at 12/3/2024 12:18 by mundungus
Interview with CNC CEO Miles and John Lee by the IC. hxxps://youtu.be/x1VQKVp722Y?si=4IzhISdYWpFtd9CI
Posted at 28/2/2024 10:40 by nchanning
Think it's clear that Miles wants to go big or go home . He's going to acquire and invest , borrow and place until CNC is either a much bigger business or something goes wrong . Personally I think he sounds like a very smart guy with a good plan that's already gained impressive traction , with what sounds like ten new design wins in 2023 and a very promising pipeline . When you look at H2 revenue and the momentum in the business the forecasts look very conservative for next year , look forward to some upgrades
Posted at 10/2/2024 09:30 by hastings
Good to see further traction in the share price and hopefully the recent momentum on the business front will continue to gather pace.Having spoken last week with both FTC and PEN, it's clear that the defence and related sectors are extremely buoyant across the board.
Posted at 04/2/2024 13:07 by mcunliffe1
Afternoon all. First time I've looked in on this thread and recognise some of the posters handles from other threads.

CNC has been tipped by MIDAS in the Mail on Sunday. I read the brief report in their online edition.

Link Here:

That may explain the penny increase in the share price late Friday.

I see this company pays no dividends (yet) and that's my main focus. However, I have a small holding in Rolls Royce (jet engines/defence and not the cars) and they also do not currently pay a dividend.

With increased defence spending in many countries I'd like to think this share may flourish over the next couple of years - providing we are all still here by then.
Posted at 29/1/2024 10:14 by earwacks
Seems to be a lot of stock being sized up for takeover. Not sure it’s such a good thing in the long term. The uk market and particularly Aim are short of world class companies. I doubt we would get a bid anywhere near what cnc would be worth in say 5 years. The danger is that if rate of takeovers continues at last years rate Aim will be full of more dross than it already is. As nice as a takeover feels at the time, I lost two companies last year well short of their potential. it takes time to find these companies , getting to know and build confidence in the board and then suddenly it’s all over for a short term gain. Very frustrating. This latest rise may have more to do with more new tech from Cnc as mentioned in news letter . A product called ‘TSN warfighter’ for vehicle architecture. Also the attendance at an embedded tech forum in US. All on the website which you can sign up for useful email news updates
Posted at 29/1/2024 09:22 by cfro
I put the rise in the share price this morning down to the escalation of hostilities in the Gulf region as the defence sector as a whole is up..

Obviously more and more emphasis by the investing community is being placed on such companies like this as the world balances dangerously on the knife-edge of WW111, plus with the company finally getting it's house in order and rising up the ladder of prominence in it's industry it's definitely not going un-noticed.

With all that in mind i just wonder if we are now at a time and place where we will see a bumper bid come in. Just a thought.
Posted at 02/1/2024 04:43 by earwacks
Sleepy. I just can’t fathom why a trust like Lions would sell their entire holding of near 10 percent. CNC have weathered the worst of supply chain issues and Miles has masterfully redirected the course for cnc to grow into a top tier defence company. I fully expect CNC to either double or get bought out in the next two years. So if I was an investor in lion trust , which I am not thankfully , I would be right peed off!there is the possibility they had no choice , many funds are in difficulty with a lack of liquidity. Anyway not our problem. I am currently in Australia for a few months, hence the weird posting times. The uk market opens at 7pm Ozzie time. I see Sondrel have just lost Siemens as an investor. No surprise there.
Anyway good luck and Happy New shares to all
Posted at 24/10/2023 11:16 by somerset lad
I'm happy for the senior management team to be strongly incentivised to deliver the large growth in shareholder value that they have talked about (though whether the scheme that the board has put in place creates such an incentive will remain a mystery for the time being as T-Raider notes).

A broader gripe is that private investors provide a lot of day to day liquidity and yet CNC does not present on IMC, PI World or similar instead restricting its presentation to analysts and not providing a recording of the presentation and Q&A. I'm all for management focusing on the business not the share price, but a failure to engage properly with private investors is a hygiene issue.
Posted at 21/3/2023 16:49 by simon gordon
Looks like one of CNC's larger competitors is going to be taken out:

Seeking Alpha - 6/3/23

Mercury Systems, Inc. (NASDAQ:MRCY) is a $3.1bn market cap company manufacturing and selling components, products, modules and subsystems to defense contractors, the U.S. government and commercial aerospace companies. At the end of January, MRCY launched a strategic review, aimed at exploring strategic alternatives, including a potential company sale. One day after the announcement, Bloomberg reported that one of the company’s peers, Cobham (privately held), is considering acquiring Mercury, with its chairman noting that the company “would be the perfect fit” if acquired. MRCY’s share price has reacted favorably to these developments, jumping 15% before retracing back to 10% above the unaffected share price. WSJ reported that, based on analyst estimates, Mercury might fetch well over $3.5bn in a sale scenario - a 12%+ upside from current share price levels.

A merger between Cobham and Mercury Systems would make strategic sense for the potential acquirer. The company is a UK defense contractor which owns the advanced electronics business (CAES) providing components, modules and sub-systems for a number of applications, including electronic warfare, satellite communications and medical imaging. Importantly, technology of both companies - Cobham and Mercury Systems - is used across a number of common programs, such as F-35 and SEWIP. Similarly to MRCY, Cobham is one of the leading players in the manufacturing of components used in radar applications. Worth noting that since 2020, Cobham has been owned by the large U.S. private equity ("PE") firm Advent ($89bn in AUM). Since the acquisition, Advent has been expanding the company through acquisitions, including buying the UK’s defense electronics supplier Ultra Electronics ($3.4bn, completed in 2022) and acquiring the major satellite imagery supplier Maxar Technologies ($6.4bn, expected to close in mid-2023).




Mercury Systems:



-On the Q2 2023 earnings presentation it states that they don't expect the semiconductor issues to clear until 2024.
Posted at 06/6/2022 18:28 by vprt
If the CNC share price in the last couple of weeks carries the imprint of any person, it will be that of Lord Lee who (1) has been buying, using part of his Air Partner gains (2) highlighted it at the Mello event on 25 May, and (3) wrote about it in his FT column. (I did not see him upside down, though).
Concurrent Technologies share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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