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14/6/2025 17:07:50 | attended a 'composites showcase' at Imperial - seems that they're the leading university here in materials science with an impressive array of 36 lecturers, readers and Professors. Couldn't follow several of the European speakers because of their pronunciation, Some of the Goodwin family, I understand, attended Imperial within the last 15 yr and this might have had something to do with their present expertise in AVD, superalloys, polyimide technologies. |  c3479z1 | |
13/6/2025 11:37:18 | 55th Paris Airshow 16-22 June 2025 |  bamboo2 | |
05/6/2025 20:43:11 | The Advanced Materials Show 9th & 10th July 2025 NEC, Birmingham, UK
A Future Empowered by Ducoya
In conclusion, Ducoya symbolises Duvelco‘s unyielding dedication to innovation and superior material performance. Suitable for extreme conditions, chemically resilient, and facilitating smooth operations, Ducoya is the material of choice for engineers and designers facing the most stringent requirements. Duvelco is paving the way for industries seeking enhanced efficiency and performance, driving technological advancements and economic gains forward.
DUVELCO and DUCOYA are trademarks owned, and licensed to Duvelco Limited, by its parent company Goodwin PLC. |  bamboo2 | |
05/6/2025 14:33:17 | Tks Bamboo2 |  scottishfield | |
05/6/2025 11:40:10 | Let me know if you want anything posted in the header. |  bamboo2 | |
05/6/2025 11:38:54 | Created new thread. Extra chart options, intraday etc. |  bamboo2 | |
05/6/2025 11:32:38 | Forecast Key Dates
Year End 30th April 2025 Preliminary Announcement August 2025 Trading Update September 2025 Annual Report August 2025 AGM October 2025 (TBC) Interim Announcement December 2025 (TBC)
Dividend Key Payment Dates
2024 First Payment 4th October 2024 2024 Second Payment 11th April 2025 2025 First Payment (TBC) 2025 Second Payment (TBC) |  bamboo2 | |
04/6/2025 17:33:28 | won't be soon and liable to be modified/delayed or at least partly cancelled altogether knowing the Labour gov't which would rather spend money on the wasteful NHS, welfare and education, though GDWN also does hulls for the US Navy and that's more likely to come to fruition. |  c3479z1 | |
02/6/2025 10:23:08 | UK Governments NEW announcement for 12 attacks subs, may well benefit GOODWIN's Defence order book in due course. |  edwards9 | |
10/4/2025 08:20:42 | Indeed.
They have plenty of scope to add to several ISA accounts at the start of every fiscal year. Look at the history.
red |  redartbmud | |
10/4/2025 08:07:40 | Have you ever heard of the ISA. That would be the obvious explanation. |  888icb | |
10/4/2025 03:21:41 | From a recent announcement:
"Mr. B. R. E. Goodwin
1. 970 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company were sold on the 9th April 2025, 633 ordinary shares at a price of £60.20 per share and 337 ordinary shares at a price of £59.52 per share.
2. 487 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company were purchased on the 9th April 2025, 329 ordinary shares at a price of £60.29 per share, 136 ordinary shares at a price of £60.69 per share and 22 ordinary shares at a price of £60.00 per share.
3. 361 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company were purchased by Mr. B. R. E. Goodwin's wife, Mrs. H. Goodwin on the 7th April 2025 at a price of £62.30 per share.
4. 160 ordinary shares in the capital of the Company were purchased for Mr. B. R. E. Goodwin's son, Master Goodwin on the 9th April 2025, 147 ordinary shares at a price of £60.30 per share and 13 ordinary shares at a price of £60.00 per share.
5. 163 shares were purchased for Mr. B. R. E. Goodwin's daughter, Miss Goodwin on the 9th April, 2025, 147 ordinary shares at a price of £60.30 per share and 16 ordinary shares at a price of £60.00 per share."
Why is Mr. B. R. E. Goodwin buying and selling shares in the company on the same day? Are the sold shares being sold to his family members, i.e. some of the 970 he sold went to his family members who bought 361+160+163 = 684? The numbers don't quite match up, but some of the prices do. |  vikb | |
27/3/2025 15:27:17 | bamboo
Put the petty cash to work at £64.10 per share.
red |  redartbmud | |
27/3/2025 09:22:23 | Not fan of charts, bit id love to hve one on business fundamentals and developments.Im spanish and I d love to hear insights i might miss from here |  arregius | |
27/3/2025 08:34:22 | Good luck red.
Is there an appetite for an updated thread with improved header charts and info? |  bamboo2 | |
27/3/2025 07:36:33 | bamboo
Good move. I tried late on but the price had run up a bit by then. Maybe today?
red |  redartbmud | |
26/3/2025 23:13:16 | Bought at the lows today. |  bamboo2 | |
19/3/2025 17:22:54 | thanks Shanklin reaction today seems rather perverse. |  c3479z1 | |
19/3/2025 15:41:31 | C3479z1
If GDWN mentioned something in a previous TS or set of results, and nothing has changed since then, then they don’t seem to mention them in subsequent RNSes.
So we were told in the H1 results that EASAT was thriving. The lack of any mention today means it’s still thriving |  shanklin | |
19/3/2025 14:39:41 | Thanks red I will have a look later. |  kneecaps2 | |
19/3/2025 14:37:46 | knee
Join their alerting service, via their website.
red |  redartbmud | |
19/3/2025 12:07:03 | strong statement appears to be firing on all cylinders though no mention of EASAT and little mention of Duvelco, Dupre, level of disclosure much superior to that of a few years ago. |  c3479z1 | |