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JDG Judges Scientific Plc

7,100.00
0.00 (0.00%)
30 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Judges Scientific Plc LSE:JDG London Ordinary Share GB0032398678 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 7,100.00 7,100.00 7,140.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lab Analytical Instruments 136.1M 9.5M 1.4302 49.64 471.62M
Judges Scientific Plc is listed in the Lab Analytical Instruments sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JDG. The last closing price for Judges Scientific was 7,100p. Over the last year, Judges Scientific shares have traded in a share price range of 0.00p to 0.00p.

Judges Scientific currently has 6,642,484 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Judges Scientific is £471.62 million. Judges Scientific has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 49.64.

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14/10/2015
18:26
David Cicurel will be doing a short results presentation at our next Mello evening in Beckenham on Monday 19th october www.mellomeeting.co.uk
davidosh
14/10/2015
15:47
Thanks Alph.
oregano
09/10/2015
14:50
Momentum Oregano - they had loads of earnings beats so developed a sizeable premium to the sector.
Could be a good longer term play but needs sales to recover Imo which isn't easy if China continues to slow.

alphabeta4
02/10/2015
14:17
interest returning after results roadshow, which bodes well. I am unsure why this ever traded above £20, but at £15 they appear respectable value. these guys are focussed on growth rather than yield so I am sure they would rather retain capital to acquire, and if they can pick up businesses on 5x then surely they should.

SCSW will give them a big write up in the next issue I am sure, though unsure whether that makes any difference.

oregano
25/9/2015
15:22
A line that caught my eye was
' The Board is conscious of the impending withdrawal of the dividend tax credit and will therefore consider paying a substantial second interim dividend before the end of the current tax year to utilise the current tax legislation before the changes come into effect. The Board would then seek to pay a nominal final dividend in the new tax year.'

I am wondering if this means the board are considering a significant return of cash to shareholders, rather than a normal divi increase of around 10%, in advance of changes in the tax regime.

My guess is not, because if they were considering paying significantly more in total than they would under their normal dividend policy, I think they would probably have said so! Instead, I think they're saying that what they would normally pay for the final dividend will mostly be paid as a 2nd interim dividend (which doesn't require AGM approval and so can be paid earlier than a final dividend), leaving just a small remainder to be paid as a final dividend. I.e. just bringing the payment of some of the usual sort of dividend forward.

But it is a guess and I could be wrong!

Gengulphus

gengulphus
25/9/2015
14:38
Have been adding here recently on weakness. Happy to hold post today's update. Full year fcst reaffirmed so take their word for it. Divi up too.
aishah
25/9/2015
12:09
Cornishman33,

I read it as bringing forward the 2016 dividend into 2015 for tax purposes. Not mad keen on the idea personally as I'd prefer them to be spending the money on lower rated acquisitions.

I didn't expect a sharp fall as they expect to hit FY expectations and backed it up with tangible evidence in the improving order book. From memory 13.7 weeks of orders is as high as I can recall (I've held since 2009).

Armfield appears another decent buy with it's order book being fuller than the other underlying companies.

cockerhoop
25/9/2015
11:43
After reading these results this morning I expected a sharp fall in the SP, but it seems the slightly optimistic outlook and the fact that the share price has already fallen ahead of these figures resulted in a small rise.
A line that caught my eye was
' The Board is conscious of the impending withdrawal of the dividend tax credit and will therefore consider paying a substantial second interim dividend before the end of the current tax year to utilise the current tax legislation before the changes come into effect. The Board would then seek to pay a nominal final dividend in the new tax year.'

I am wondering if this means the board are considering a significant return of cash to shareholders, rather than a normal divi increase of around 10%, in advance of changes in the tax regime.

cornishman33
25/9/2015
06:55
Results out



Worse than I expected - Revenue, profits and dividend UP but only as a result of acquisitions - EPS down "Adjusted* basic earnings per share down 18.3% to 41.1p (H1 2014: 50.3p");

Will need to crunch the rest of the numbers to get a fair analysis and calculate a forward p/e - Assuming same run rate for 2nd half year then eps of some 82p -v- previous market consensus of 102. p/e would increase to some 18 or 19 -v- previous consensus of 13.1 at 1470p.

OK I see chairman says "your Board remains confident in the ability of the Group to meet market expectations for the full year" BUT given slow down in China and the emerging markets I personally suspect that it will prove very difficult to meet the expectations but with the improved order book they should improve on the run rate.

Will need to wait and see how the market opens. .

pugugly
10/9/2015
21:45
I thnik you will find that OXIG had an almost glamour rating whereas Judges' PER of about 15 discounts a lot of currency headwinds etc.
droid
10/9/2015
18:14
Don't want to be negative but isn't there risk of read across from OXIG here?
alphabeta4
10/9/2015
09:19
Nor I.....
cockerhoop
10/9/2015
05:15
Does anyone follow this thread ?
dugger12
23/7/2015
15:39
3 Of My Favourite Small Caps: Judges Scientific PLC, AFC Energy plc & Boohoo.Com PLC

Shares in Judges Scientific (LSE: JDG) are down by 4.5% today after the scientific instruments specialist released an interim update. Although it expects to meet market expectations for the full-year, Judges Scientific is now guiding towards a year-on-year fall in its half-year earnings, with a build-up in its order book apparently causing organic revenue to be hit. However, it does expect an improved second half of the year, with the interim order book having been built up in recent months.

bugle4
23/7/2015
11:21
A loose translation: The good news is that we're getting orders quite fast, fast enough to fit in with our planned budget for the year.

The bad news is that we're processing the orders and converting them into profits somewhat more slowly than they're coming in. As a result, the earnings in our interim results will be a bit down on last year.

We expect to deal with that in the second half, getting back to the earnings that the market expects for the full year.

Gengulphus

gengulphus
23/7/2015
07:26
Statement slightly confused me - can anyone translate?
wiwaxy
26/5/2015
14:19
2200p first stop
gucci
25/5/2015
12:06
How I think about JDG:

hxxp://expectingvalue.com/shares/judges-scientific-a-textbook-on-value-creation

Might be interesting to prospective/holders.

exv
22/5/2015
11:10
Nice rise this morning. This morning's RNS might have helped as I read like a partial trading update. It confirms that the profit forecast for Armfield has been achieved.

'The consideration payable on completion amounted to GBP8.28 million in cash. In addition, there was provision for the payment of an earn-out capped at GBP1.51 million, based upon achievement of a profit threshold of GBP1.96 million in respect of the year to 31 December 2014. Half of the earn-out was payable in cash and half through the issue of new ordinary shares ("Ordinary Shares") in Judges at a price of GBP20.55 per Ordinary Share, based on the prevailing price of Judges' Ordinary Shares on the day the headline terms of the acquisition were agreed.

Accounts for the earn-out period have now been agreed and the Directors of Judges are pleased to announce that the profit threshold was attained.'

Perhaps it was even exceeded. Adding another £2m to the profit is certainly significant and the market seems to like it.

cornishman33
21/5/2015
12:23
looks like we are heading to 2100
gucci
12/5/2015
07:49
ready for a breakout here
l2 getting better

gucci
11/5/2015
13:55
Thanks - goes without saying really! Would have expected them to come up with something a bit more insightful!
For me these are the same price as the last acquisition (which always then perform well) and suspicion trading conditions should now be more favourable off the weaker dollar and better European growth.

alphabeta4
11/5/2015
13:33
Haven't read the article in detail yet, but there isn't anything specific: it talks generally about management's previous track record of successful earnings-enhancing acquisitions and mentions that another deal could come at any time.
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