Dialight Share Price (DIA)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Dialight	LSE:DIA	London	Ordinary Share	GB0033057794	ORD 1.89P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-27.00p	-3.16%	828.50p	823.50p	830.00p	860.00p	815.00p	850.00p	18,800	16:35:24

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Electronic & Electrical Equipment	182.2	-3.8	-8.4	-	269.42

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26/7/2017	17:03	PRNUS	Dialight's New LED Area Light Now Offers 10 Year Warranty, Superior..
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24/7/2017	07:00	UKREG	Dialight PLC Half-year Report
05/6/2017	09:06	UKREG	Dialight PLC Director Declaration
26/5/2017	12:06	UKREG	Dialight PLC Total Voting Rights
26/5/2017	07:01	UKREG	Dialight PLC Notice of Results
23/5/2017	17:02	PRNUS	Dialight Becomes First Industrial LED Lighting Supplier to Reach 1 Million..
10/5/2017	14:22	UKREG	Dialight PLC Total Voting Rights
27/4/2017	12:30	UKREG	Dialight PLC Director/PDMR Shareholding

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Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2017-08-17 16:15:00	849.00	10,000	84,900.00	OK
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2017-08-17 15:35:24	828.50	6,729	55,749.77	UT
2017-08-17 15:29:18	823.50	1	8.24	AT
2017-08-17 15:25:33	823.50	20	164.70	AT

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17/8/2017 09:20	Dialight Daily Update: Dialight is listed in the Electronic & Electrical Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DIA. The last closing price for Dialight was 855.50p. Dialight has a 4 week average price of 777p and a 12 week average price of 777p. The 1 year high share price is 1,115p while the 1 year low share price is currently 629p. There are currently 32,518,936 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 26,788 shares. The market capitalisation of Dialight is £269,419,384.76. Read Full Thread Reply
01/8/2017 15:12	bbbbb: Tom, I can understand why you might say that if you only look at the numbers. However 2H is typically much stronger for DIA. Plus there are some other significant factors.. For a YoY comparison 1H in lighting (approx 80% of Dialight business) saw revenue +23% and GP +47%. Perhaps more significantly two of their major products lines (accounting for 60-70%) of the business have been redesigned, re-featured and are in the process of transitioning to Sanmina (Dialight's outsourced mfg partner). This transition has resulted in customers deferring their orders to benefit from the upgrades. The transition of all products will complete between now and y/e so I believe we will see a 2H boost from those deferred (as well as new) orders in 2H, with the major benefits flowing through in 2018. N+1 described the results as solid and lifted its price target to £11:00. I guess you either buy into the company restructuring roadmap, which is halfway through, or you don't. My view on seeing the results was 'I'd rather be sitting long approaching 2018 that short'. Ennismore are the only declarable shorter at the moment and they have sat on that position for 2 years this month, as all others made for the exit. I find it interesting that they have taken a further 0.3% short last week (and I suspect more today) driving the share price down. Either they don't believe in the turn-a-round story or they are taking the price down as part of a plan to reduce their exposure and limit their losses. It would not be the first time they have 'flipped' (see below) Short Position Ennismore Fund Management Limited 1.82% 28/07/2015 Ennismore Fund Management Limited 1.97% 10/06/2015 Ennismore Fund Management Limited 2.12% 02/06/2015 Ennismore Fund Management Limited 2.04% 26/05/2015 Ennismore Fund Management Limited 1.81% 19/05/2015 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/7/2017 17:46	bbbbb: I'd say the turn-a-round is underway and looking good. However, I'd liked to have seen more revenue growth in constant currency terms. they have said that they still have 3 of their large product lines to transfer to outsourced manufacturing and also that they have had some delays with certification on some of the new lines which has caused some customers to hold off on buying (as well as meaning some dual produciton costs). both issues they say should resolve before y/e. I think 2018 is when we should start to reap the bigger benefits of lower cost and that is when the drive in sales revenue needs to come through. What I don't understand is the share price reaction, some big volumes and a drop below £10 is a bit of a surprise to me. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
27/2/2017 16:21	3rd eye: Article from ample on DIA. Dialight tipped for rapid recovery By Lee Wild \| Mon, 27th February 2017 - 13:25 Dialight tipped for rapid recovery A series of crippling profits warnings blighted chief executive Michael Sutsko's early days in charge at LED lighting specialist Dialight (DIA), but his three-year strategic plan has had early successes and these full-year results are strong. They're so good, in fact, that house broker Investec Securities no longer believes the shares deserve to trade at a discount to peers, triggering a 26% hike in its price target. "Phase one of the plan, to rebuild our operating model, is largely complete," said a confident Sutsko Monday. "Phase two of the plan - growth initiatives to capture the long-term opportunity in LED lighting - is underway, and on track to deliver against our strategic plan." These corporate initiatives never come cheap, of course, and Sutsko's masterplan has wiped £16.4 million from Dialight's bottom line. "Operating model changes" include restructuring costs and impairment charges. It also covers over £5 million of redundancy costs as Dialight shifts UK production from Newmarket to US manufacturing partner Sanmina, and scales down its Mexican facility. The company made a loss before tax of £3.8 million in 2016, similar to the year before. Add back one-offs and it's a different story, however. Dialight doubled underlying operating profit to £13.1 million, giving underlying earnings per share (EPS) of 26.9p. That's on revenue of £182 million, up 13% which, admittedly, received a significant boost from translation of hefty dollar earnings back into weak pounds - Dialight made 71% of group sales in North America in 2016, up 20% year-on-year. Only 6% of revenue is generated in the UK. Operating profit received a £1.5 million currency boost. Strip out the currency effect and Dialight's top line grew by a more modest 2%. Dialight said 16 months ago it was targeting annual revenue growth of over 25% by the end of 2018. An operating profit margin at the core lighting division nudging 10% is also well on the way to achieving the 15% target, Sutsko tells Interactive Investor. Investec analysts Michael Blogg and Chris Dyett is convinced enough with the transformation to restate its earnings recovery profile, although it urges an element of caution given this is still early in the new financial year. "In view of the excellent execution of the strategy so far, we have eliminated from our valuation the discount (formerly 15%) to peers' average 2017e-19e EV/EBITDA ratios," write the pair. "Our target price rises by 26% [from 850p to 1,070p] on peers' rerating and the increasing cash resources, and we reiterate 'buy'." Sensible move That's a sensible move. However, the market has been pricing in better times for a number of months, encouraged by a series of regular confidence-building progress updates. Indeed, Dialight's share price has already more than doubled to a three-year high since bottoming out at below 400p a year ago, its lowest since summer 2010. The shares now trade on an EV/EBITDA ratio for 2017 of 11.3, dropping to 7.7 for 2018. And, on Investec's estimates for adjusted EPS of 35.4p this year and 59.7p a year later, the price earnings (PE) ratio is 27 times, dropping to 16 in 2018. Dialight shares have recently pulled back following a test of technical resistance at around 1,025-1,030p, which is unsurprising. Hit those achievable growth targets and there's good reason to believe in further recovery, though perhaps not at the pace investors have been used to in recent months. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/5/2016 13:28	dangersimpson2: Sadly I have no great insight into the short term movements of the share price. What I will say is that if you view the last 6 years results on the Stockopedia StockReport and ignore the share price movements you see a company that has managed to generate modest revenue growth and pretty much no profit growth even if you exclude the bad 2015/2016 years as anomalies. Generally this means that the company is operating in increasingly competitive markets. They are not a consumer business but one only has to look at the LED lights available on Amazon from Chinese manufacturers to know that the Dialight product itself has little to no sustainable competitive advantage beyond their distribution networks. That their turnaround plan is essentially cost saving and manufacturing efficiency tells you that this is now a low margin sector and should be priced as such. It is the classic case of the returns from new technology going to the consumers (& environment?) and not the companies creating the technology. If they remain in the same sector with increasing sales but declining margins then something around the £2 would seem a reasonable fair value to me after the business has completed it's turnaround. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
26/4/2016 09:04	dangersimpson2: The board continues to target underlying EBIT growth for the Group's full year performance. I agree it's almost impossible to get an accurate steer from that statement. The only thing we can do is to compare to FY15. Underlying EBIT for 2015 was £6.1m. Given that they are only 'targeting' growth not 'confident' of it I would expect them to have a poor first half and only deliver a marginal increase for the full year. Say £6.5m. This would be a big miss on the 23p EPS 2016 consensus. The 2015 results suggest they will have a minimum £12m of exceptional costs in 2016 so reported figures will be another loss and debt will increase to say £10m. With the market cap at £182m they would be on a fwd underlying EV/EBIT of c.30x. Given that a struggling company would normally trade on 6x EV/EBIT or less then based on today's trading statement the share price would seem to have a long way to drop to reflect current trading. A recovery is forecast in 2017 but even then the company would be on a high mid-teens EV/EBIT multiple. How confident should we be of 2017 if they miss on a modest recovery in 2016? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/11/2015 12:39	sharw: There is a forecast for LPA of EPS 1.5p this year and 4.7p next year. The current share price is 91p so forward P/Es are 60.7 and 19.4. Hardly single digit! Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/7/2015 14:03	ali47fish: can poeple here try to write some more informative , useful posts- as in investor i prefer any comment linked to what the share price is doing! i read so many of thse and i get frustated with some of the comments which are unhelpful- anyway another institution- shroders have increased their holding Read Full Thread Follow Reply
11/2/2014 14:54	dewtrader: Wonder how brazil is going Dialight expands into Brazil through joint venture 25/04/2013 Post a Comment Share on emailEmail Print Friendly FTSE 250-listed lighting provider Dialight has reported that it has established Dialight Brasil Participacoes(Dialight Brasil), a joint venture with Laércio Pereira. The group, which already operates in the UK, US, Denmark, Germany and Mexico, reported that Dialight Brasil would be responsible for the promotion and sale of Dialight industrial and hazardous area lighting products in the Mercosul region of Latin America. Pereira, who is a Brazilian citizen, will join Dialight as Chief Executive Officer of Dialight Brasil with a 25% stake in the company. The group reported that it would also add an assembly plant in Brazil in the second half of 2013 and the company said that it expects to include local content to the fixtures manufactured in Brazil in order to provide an additional benefit to companies that need to comply with related local regulations. Roy Burton, Group Chief Executive Officer of Dialight Brasil, commented: "The new local presence in Brazil paves the way for Dialight to penetrate new key market opportunities in Brazil's expanding oil, gas and petrochemical industries. It brings us closer to our growing customer base in South America, while growing our global presence." Laércio Pereira, Chief Executive Officer of Dialight Brasil, said: "It is an exciting time for LED lighting in Brasil and Dialight is well positioned to supply its industry leading fixtures in the most demanding environments." Dialight's share price was up 0.72% to 1,255p at 09:12 on Thursday. MF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/1/2014 13:29	connor23: Shanklin, I think DIA's USP has been with innovation within LED lighting. I presume this confers some pricing power, but I look forward to seeing full year results to get a good look at the figures and confirm. I remembered the RNS from earlier in the year which touches on this. I am taking a view that the issues with the other side of the business are a 'blip' (which they have been pretty negative on all year so the issues today don't surprise me), and that the lighting side will continue its rapid growth. I think the story and bull mkt are strong enough to see a recovery in the share price, and hopefully Dialight can get back on track this year. Dialight Announces Next Generation 20-Year Power Supply for LED Lighting Fixtures Date : 25/02/2013 @ 15:01 Source : PR Newswire (US) Stock : Dialight (DIA) Quote : 641.0 -202.0 (-23.96%) @ 13:05 HOME » LSE » LSE » Dialight share price Dialight Announces Next Generation 20-Year Power Supply for LED Lighting Fixtures PrintAlert Dialight (LSE:DIA) Historical Stock Chart 1 Year : From Jan 2013 to Jan 2014 FARMINGDALE, N.J., Feb. 25, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Dialight (LSE: DIA.L), the innovative global leader in LED lighting technology, today announced its innovation program has developed an industry leading solid state power supply with an expected life of 20 years. Dialight's new power supply technology guarantees long-life performance even in the most demanding applications. "Dialight has once again set the bar with our latest power supply design, providing our customers with reliable and efficient illumination for up to two decades in the harshest environments around the world," said Roy Burton, Dialight's Group Chief Executive. "Unexpected lighting failures and frequent bulb changes will become a thing of the past." The new power supply will debut on the company's award winning LED High Bay products for industrial and hazardous locations in Q2-2013 and will be integrated into additional Dialight fixture families this year. Superior Innovation Dialight's in-house power supply development has already proven to be a significant benefit for its customers resulting in LED lighting fixtures with superior lumen-per-Watt efficiency, high power factor, low THD, various input supply options and high transient surge protection. With full quality control over every component within the electronic system, Dialight's designs are based on topologies and design techniques developed over several years. Efficiency and Lifetime With a power supply efficiency increase of 7% from previous designs, Dialight's new 20-year power supply will initially improve fixture lumen-per-Watt efficiency to over 110 lm/W surpassing competing LED fixtures and traditional lighting technologies alike. Compared to conventional HID lighting fixtures with bulbs that last 2 years between changes and which often fail unexpectedly due to extreme temperatures and shock or vibration, the new Dialight 20-year power supply will offer a tremendous total cost of ownership savings. Maintenance can be very costly to replace these lamps in hazardous environments. Bulb changes require permitting, scaffolding to be erected, processes to be shut down and multiple personnel for safety supervision, In many cases providing payback in less than 2 years, Dialight's customers will continue to benefit from this new 20-year power supply design far into the future. This new solid state power supply design is the latest innovation in Dialight's rapid technology development program that has turned out a number of first-to-market technologies, including the first UL Class I, Div. 2 hazardous location certified high output LED fixture to achieve an efficiency of over 100 lumens-per-Watt. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/5/2012 12:29	tompion: Blackrock are just interested in making money for their clients but someone who holds a very large chunk of shares is a bit dangerous as, for the right price, they could hand on their shares to a hostile bidder. However, as long as the prospects for the DIA share price are excellent why should they sell their stake! In that sense they are like us - why should we (or Blackrock) sell if we think the share price will rise steadily over the next few years? Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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