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LWRF Lightwaverf Plc

0.625
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Lightwaverf Plc LSE:LWRF London Ordinary Share GB00BKJ9BV58 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.625 0.00 00:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.25 1.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
  -
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 0.625 GBX

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Posted at 12/6/2020 11:58 by jayj4u
Can anyone help: I hold 20,000 @ 1p cfd's.
My broker does not know anything. What's share price i can sell them at? How do i advice my broker to sell my shares?

thank you
Posted at 26/2/2020 12:31 by nar1
Has anyone here looked into establishing an arrangement with an alternative broker to help facilitate the transfer of shares from their current one?

Halifax are unable to facilitate trades using LWRF matched bargain facility.
Posted at 24/1/2020 14:38 by tomboyb
Recommendation
The Directors consider that Cancellation is in the best interests of the Company and Shareholders as a whole. Accordingly, the Directors unanimously recommend Shareholders to vote in favour of the Resolution as they themselves intend to do, in respect of their own beneficial shareholdings amounting to, in aggregate, 4,338,073 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 3.51 per cent. of the Issued Share Capital.

In addition, Committed Capital and members of the Concert Party have indicated to the Board that they intend to vote in favour of the Resolution in respect of their shareholding amounting to, in aggregate 45,762,219 Ordinary Shares representing approximately 37.03 per cent. of the Issued Share Capital.
Posted at 20/12/2019 11:44 by whoppy
How come? LWRF works via the internet with Google, Alexa and Siri and Samsung Smart Things. It's also compatible with Apple Homekit app. It just takes the commands from the web via the LWRF link.
Posted at 01/12/2019 23:45 by athnotts
i would guess committed have not subscribed re the high price, ie as the share price has declined so far since then. there will be a new subscription at a lower price if the company needs cash and there is no other alternatives. i'm assuming the 'strategic review' in practical terms is them going into conversations/pitches with possible acquirers, possible new investors, and existing institutional holders. what actually happens depends on the views of those 3 groups. i guess it will take weeks if not a month or two. hate to say the b and e words but i would not want to be doing this stuff at same time as brexit and an election. they should have seen this coming and so began this 6 months ago and not hoped for a good final quarter of the fiscal year that then failed to materialise.
Posted at 30/11/2019 13:06 by whoppy
Resideo would be the favourite to integrate LWRF into their EvoHome range. They may have been watching Lightwave to see how they do and waiting to step in should the opportunity arise. Probably a buyout is easier for them and retain the existing team and then ramp up production and promotion for themselves. The groundwork has been done for them. What they'd be willing to pay if so, who knows, but they could never have taken over on the open market due to the big shareholders and limited public shares, hence no value can be established. If it's a sale, then how the big shareholders get there money back is a conundrum. The investment made and near profitability should be seen as an asset rather than written off. Clearly that investment has some value. Resideo may want to protect their own protocol and products, and so see a buyout as a way of doing that, rather than Lightwave falling into the hands of a competitor. The company needs to update the market on the review process and the sale process and timings. Committed Capital have not subscribed for the deferred shares for the conditional subscription, which they were going to do. Out of the 1.8m conditional shares, they had already subscribed for half of them, but haven't subscribed for the other half, which could be due to the sale of the business. The obvious concern is they don't sell the business or find an investment partner and Committed Capital take the company private, however the other big shareholders would have something to say about that, particularly as Committed Capital have an undertaking to maintain the current trading facility for the ordinary shares.
Posted at 20/11/2019 06:37 by sinkyj
"the Company may need to seek the support of its shareholders for the cancellation of the admission of its shares to trading on AIM in order to accommodate a significant investment. Alternatively, an investor may seek a controlling interest in the Company."

I would suspect CC have sight of money to invest into the company, either their own or some related parties, but are obviously unable to in its current dysfunctional listed state. There's been no attempt to bolster the share price for some months, and the current procedure will satisfy the rules. Then it's delisted. New investment in. Restructure. Big spend. Bit of good news. 12 months down the line trade sale to Resideo. Absolutely, no special knowledge or knowledge of the take over rules. That's just my best guess knowing some of the people. Alternatively, Resideo could come and take the lot. However I suspect it a bit early and a bit messy in it's current state.
Posted at 18/11/2019 12:40 by sinkyj
Good luck Whoppy. Many reasons for delisting. It's much cheaper and easier to raise off market now. On going costs would be lower. Later sale easier. I've no special information about the current situation, but I can tell you I know it was a frequent board discussion. You can do what you want with that information.Sale to Resideo is also likely. Nobody currently appears to think it will be at any premium to today's price though. One strange thing about the Resideo tie up : As i said before they have now successfully integrated with the Resideo heating system and are selling Resideo heating valves. Under normal LW rules that would require a share pumping announcement. None has been forthcoming. It's almost like they don't want the share price to rise.
Posted at 18/11/2019 10:26 by sinkyj
Chinese Whoppy? . Have you been to China and seen the smart home tech? I've designed a reasonable bit of it myself. I can assure you Huawei won't be on the list of suiters. Dozens of smart socket and lighting suppliers. Some linked with names like Schneider. Xioami Mihome is superb and a fraction of LightwaveRF prices. As I said a little while ago, likely suiter is Resideo, as they are a perfect fit as they are up the same technological cul de sac. I believe their share price has halved since the split with Honeywell though. Not carefully read the RNS to see if this is a possibility, but, I warned several times about CC buying the rest for a pittance and taking it private again.
Posted at 15/7/2019 11:01 by sinkyj
I would fully expect the company to meet it's target of doubling sales. They have European distribution and will have ,hopefully, many stocking orders. Although, direct sales have the better margins, I think that will balanced by the promotional pricing activity here and in Germany giving broadly similar margins to the first half.

So I'd expect full year losses to be around last years loss, at 2.5m (maybe a touch less). About 200k a month burn. They had 1.2m ish in the bank in March (inc 500k to come from last year fund raising. You can do your own sums when that runs out.

Funding growth works nicely if the share price grows in step. Everyone wins. The key is what price next fund raise is at and how much the next cost is to double the sales again (another 2m or 4m ??) . Market cap is around 9m, so $2m is ok. $4m? hmm. So I would think they still need the share price to move someway from here for the sums to work.

As I've said before, I am very cautious now ,as structurally the company is different. We have a majority shareholder who is promising to fund the company. Are their interests regarding the share price still those of the private investors? Are they going to try to fund growth or fund the company to survive until they can exit without too much damage. I'm not even sure they can invest $4m at the current valuation. There was an exemption applied for regarding the takeover rules. Not sure how many times and to what % shareholding that can be done to.

At a guess I'd say they'll try to get the valuation up and get some external investment in. If that fails they let it drift and stump up another 12 months money. That's based on absolutely no knowledge, just pure guess work. It just adds another risk factor on top of the business case for the company.
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