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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Hardide Plc | LSE:HDD | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BJJPX768 | ORD 4P |
| Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 0.00 | 0.00% | 6.25 | 6.00 | 6.50 | 6.25 | 6.25 | 6.25 | 0.00 | 08:00:00 |
| Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Coat,engrave,allied Svc, Nec | 5.5M | -1.12M | -0.0142 | -4.40 | 4.9M |
| Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
|---|---|---|---|
| 09/5/2018 21:46 | From the Rns today11. Additional informationxviThe assets of Amati VCT plc were acquired by Amati VCT 2 plc (now renamed Amati AIM VCT plc) to effect the merger between Amati VCT plc and Amati VCT 2 plc | rogerramjet | |
| 09/5/2018 18:56 | Nick100The 2 separate Amati have joined together as I understand it. Not increasing their stake.DyorRRJ | rogerramjet | |
| 09/5/2018 18:54 | Interims on Monday. | trewinney | |
| 09/5/2018 18:49 | That’s a big boost. What do they know I wonder. The interims were on 15 May last year, so perhaps we are in for some good news. | dozey3 | |
| 09/5/2018 18:24 | Amati AIM VCT Boosts Hardide Interest To 10.7% From 4.8% (ALLISS) | nick100 | |
| 23/4/2018 19:25 | Article: Diamante A&T (Italy) Enhanced diamond tools made with CVD-coated TSP diamonds show enhanced thermal stability and improved performance: Diamante A&T magazine has printed this technical paper that was presented at the Euro PM Congress & Exhibition in Milan in October 2017 by Hardide Coatings£ Technical Director, Dr Yuri Zhuk. Read the paper in Italian and English on pages 56-64 here. | nick100 | |
| 12/4/2018 11:59 | What puzzles me is that if Hardide have been treating components for the eurofighter since 2006, why are they now making a fuss about their entry into aerospace products ? | tbow112 | |
| 04/4/2018 15:34 | Progressive Equity Research: | nick100 | |
| 04/4/2018 08:32 | Is it possible to change the banner headline? "Russian ultra hard hitter". hardly inspires! | trewinney | |
| 04/4/2018 07:15 | TRADING UPDATE Hardide (AIM: HDD), the developer and provider of advanced surface coating technology, is pleased to give the following update on trading for the first six months of its current financial year to 30 September 2018. Overall trading is firmly ahead of both H1 and H2 2017. Sales are more than 40% higher compared to H1 2017 and almost 25% higher compared to H2 2017. This is primarily due to increased demand from customers in the oil and gas sector, while sales to flow control and precision engineering customers are also ahead of both periods in the previous year. The final GBP0.82m of the fundraising was received in February following HMRC advance assurance of EIS eligibility. The new coating reactor is currently being manufactured and is on schedule to be installed at Martinsville, Virginia in Autumn 2018. Various operational enhancements have also been completed at Bicester. The Board expects the trading performance for the full financial year to be in line with market expectations. Half year results are expected to be published on 14 May 2018 | nick100 | |
| 28/2/2018 10:10 | Interesting articles on the website,re work with EDF.,and a subsea pump company. | trewinney | |
| 19/2/2018 09:00 | Progress being maintained albeit at a slower pace than most investors hoped for; a pleasing statement nonetheless. | ansc | |
| 19/2/2018 07:08 | https://www.investeg | nick100 | |
| 15/2/2018 05:21 | AGM is on the 19th Feburary, anyone going? | nick100 | |
| 09/2/2018 21:02 | With a massive fall in share price today with no news we should all be very unhappy if there is any bad news released in the next few days - like in the AGM statement which we should get soon..... | adamapost | |
| 31/1/2018 10:43 | Heat Treating Market Size Worth $122.34 Billion by 2025 | CAGR: 3.5%: Grand View Research, Inc.Source: PR Newswire (US)SAN FRANCISCO, January 31, 2018 /PRNewswire/ --The global heat treating market size is expected to reach USD 122.34 billion by 2025, according to a new report by Grand View Research, Inc., exhibiting a 3.5% CAGR during the forecast period. Increasing penetration of metal treatment services in automotive, aerospace, construction, energy, and metalworking applications is expected to act as a key market driver over the forecast period. (Logo: )Steel is a key material used in the metal heat treatment industry. Increasing use of steel in construction and machining applications is projected to positively impact segment growth over the forecast years. Other metals commonly used include aluminum, iron, copper, and nickel. Aluminum is expected to witness significant growth on account of increasing penetration of the metal in aerospace and automotive industries.The most commonly used processes for heat treatment include hardening and tempering, case hardening, and annealing. Case hardening is expected to witness significant growth over the forecast period due to growing popularity of carburizing, nitrding, and carbonitriding for surface hardening in metalworking and machining applications.Automot | lordz | |
| 13/12/2017 18:57 | Hardide Plc Q&A with CEO Phil Kirkham: Final Results (LON:HDD) Posted by: Amilia Stone 13th December 2017 Hardide Plc (LON:HDD) Chief Executive Officer Phil Kirkham caught up with DirectorsTalk for an exclusive interview to discuss their final results for the year ended 30th September 2017. Q1: Now, this morning we saw your results published, can you talk us through the highlights? A1: Certainly. I think it shows real solid growth within the business, it’s a record revenue year of £3.24 million which is 51% higher than the last financial year and it shows really a good trajectory. Our second half, H2, was 14% increase in sales on the first half of the year and if you look at the last 4 half-years, we’ve shown steady growth, half-on-half in both sales and gross profit. During the year, we’ve benefited from a recovery in the oil and gas markets, our oil and gas sales in this year were 92% higher than the previous year. So, overall, it’s a really good trajectory, really solid growth, really good figures and we’re very well positioned for the future. Q2: You recently had an over-subscribed fundraising of £2.54 million, can you tell us how the money is being used? A2: We’ve got a projected expansion of our business in the year to date which indicates that we’ll need more capacity in 2018, North America already accounts for about half of the total group sales. So, we have actually ordered 1 new coating reactor for the Martinsville, Virginia facility which takes the number of coating reactors from 2 to 3 and that’s due to be commissioned in August 2018. We’ve also got, or we will have, the money in the bank to fund an additional reactor, over and above the one we’ve just ordered, when the time is right, when we see the increase in demand which we expect to be in 2019. In addition to that, we also want to get the US facility up to aerospace standards and get the AS9100 approval for the site, similar to what we have in the UK so that’s one of the main areas we’re spending the money on. In addition to that, we’ve got a number of process improvements in the UK and the US that we want to put into place as well as some more significant laboratory equipment. Of course, having a strong balance sheet, having cash on the balance sheet, is very important for our customers to see. We need to just mention that part of the fundraising has not yet been received because it’s subject to further EIS/VCT clearance from the HMRC, which we are currently waiting for, which will bring in another £800,000 to make the £2.5 million in total once that’s all received. Q3: Hardide reported its gained full Airbus Approved Supplier status and achieved Nadcap accreditation, how will this add to Hardide’s operation? A3: We’re always very pleased to have gained the significant accreditations and approvals this year, both the Airbus Approved Supplier status and the Nadcap accreditation, both for the Bicester site, these have really put a really good platform for securing future aerospace business. Of course, at the moment, we’re still in discussions with Airbus and others, there’s tests going on, live testing on wing components for the Airbus A320, A330 and the A380 family of aircraft and also on landing gear parts as well as other fixed and rotary wing aircraft components. Unfortunately, progress is slow due to the nature of the business, the aerospace industry, but also the critical nature of the components that we’re being asked to coat. So, that in addition to getting on the plan to bring the US facility up to the aerospace standard during 2018 is really where we’re going forward. Q4: Going forward then, what are the main focus areas, let’s say over the next few months? A4: Well, we’re continuing to work on our aerospace business with Airbus, Leonardo and many other primes and tier 1 subcontractors to the industry and getting this US site to AS9100 approval. We’ve also recently signed supply agreements with some major oil and gas customers which we believe will become significant business for us in the forthcoming months and years. Q5: How is trading going and what’s the outlook for the next financial year for Hardide? A5: We’re building on the achievements that we’ve achieved in 2017 and we plan to grow the business further and plan to diversify both in North America and in Europe. We see a very positive future during 2018 and beyond. | nick100 | |
| 11/12/2017 22:03 | chrisgail, you make very valid points in the medium term, perhaps another two or three years. It’s a capital intensive model: increased production needs more reactors and more depreciation. The sales effort, persuading oem’s to invest in better but more expensive components is costly. Holders here believe HDD has the ‘better mousetrap’ and the time is coming when manufacturers of high-wear critical components will be queuing at our door, especially wnen hard chrome and cobalt-derivatives are no longer alternatives. Not for widows and orphans. | dozey3 | |
| 11/12/2017 20:28 | How the market values Hardidie bewilders me, sales go up, very good, admin costs shoot up, not so good, they add back £232,000 of fixed asset impairment costs, funny money (only exists on paper) and losses fall! Of course in the real word ignoring £232,000 add back the loss is £1,467,000 a higher fgure than last year, definitely not very good at all. Second half turnover £1.7M against £1.5M first half, not exactly explosive growth. The forward looking statement doesn't get close to using the 'profit' word, so another year of cash burn in the hope that one day................. All valued at 10X sales, 10X sales..........why, please explain? | chrisgail | |
| 11/12/2017 11:21 | I think they would benefit from a partner with deep pockets! | trewinney | |
| 11/12/2017 10:47 | Thanks Dozey. It's on my watchlist. PROGRESSIVE Equity Research gives it a thumbs-up | petewy | |
| 11/12/2017 10:33 | Results today Pretty underwhelming, though going in the right direction. They don’t see the possible 7 year extension in the use of hard chrome as a major problem, and highlight the declaration of cobalt metal as a carcinogen as likely to affect competitor hard coatings. More reactors are on order, but we knew that. So progress is being made, but when shareholders are likely to see any benefit is anyone’s guess. | dozey3 |
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