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MSI Ms International Plc

835.00
5.00 (0.60%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Ms International Plc MSI London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
5.00 0.60% 835.00 08:00:00
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835.00 835.00 835.00 830.00
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INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING

Ms MSI Dividends History

Announcement Date Type Currency Dividend Amount Ex Date Record Date Payment Date
12/12/2023InterimGBP0.0321/12/202322/12/202319/01/2024
22/06/2023FinalGBP0.1306/07/202307/07/202318/08/2023
07/12/2022InterimGBP0.0215/12/202216/12/202213/01/2023
28/06/2022FinalGBP0.07514/07/202215/07/202212/08/2022
08/12/2021InterimGBP0.017516/12/202117/12/202114/01/2022
22/06/2021FinalGBP0.06515/07/202116/07/202110/08/2021
16/12/2020InterimGBP0.017524/12/202029/12/202019/01/2021
01/07/2020FinalGBP0.017516/07/202017/07/202014/08/2020
10/12/2019InterimGBP0.017519/12/201920/12/201910/01/2020
07/06/2019FinalGBP0.06520/06/201921/06/201925/07/2019

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Posted at 06/3/2024 11:16 by norbert colon
I'm no expert but as discussed before laser effectors are probably a way off operational readiness and also we understand that the Paladin or other MSI mounts are effector agnostic so a laser effector could be mounted in lieu of a conventional cannon. Certainly not something I'm concerned with re: MSI's prospects but happy to hear other people's views.
Posted at 04/3/2024 07:32 by norbert colon
Yes I did a bit of research but couldn't find any MSI reference plus APS now have a containerised version of their SkyCTRL and/or fieldCTRL offering which can be easily confused with the paladin when reading narrative.
Posted at 04/3/2024 07:12 by cockerhoop
Obviously I hope you are correct but APS normally reference MSI if involved and I think they designate the product as SkyCtrl SKID.

I do though believe they are now delivering land based systems to 2 middle eastern customers.
Posted at 03/3/2024 20:57 by someuwin
MSI-DS at the Counter UAS Technology Europe Conference in London

MSI-DS will be at the Counter UAS Technology Europe Conference, taking place in London on 16-17 April 2024.

DEVELOPING EFFECTIVE C-UAS CAPABILITIES TO PROTECT EUROPEAN SKIES FROM HOSTILE UNMANNED AIR SYSTEMS

With the growing proliferation of small drones and UAS technology, European armed forces and security agencies seeking to protect critical national infrastructure at home and also forward deployed personnel operating abroad.

As a Sponsor and Exhibitor, visit us to explore our the MSI-DS TERRAHAWK PALADIN, our mobile, deployable short range air defence system to detect and defeat hostile unmanned threats ranging from large tactical UAVs to fast incoming aerial, ground, as well as maritime surface targets such as drone boats and FIAC.

MSI-DS TERRAHAWK PALADIN draws industry attention for its mobility (vehicle integrated and/or trailer-based to transport and re-deploy when and where priorities change), rapid deployability (NATO-standard D.R.O.P.S based system), flexibility (wide range of roles from protecting high value targets to wider coastal and border protection), and modularity (wide range of direct fire effectors up to 40mm, integration of C-UAS Missile and Rocket systems, ammunition, radar, and tracking options).

Mesh-Network and C3/C4 systems – organic integration at the battery and company level to create a cost-effective system with shared sensor assets and geographically dispersed radar units communicating with themselves or with a central command post.Whether deployed as a singleton or as part of a layered defence network, the MSI-DS TERRAHAWK PALADIN secures significant tactical and strategic advantages over fixed location air defence systems.

Counter UAS Technology Europe 2024 will be the confluence of industry and speakers, featuring the leading European C-UAS Programme Managers, wider international defence organisations and the top industry providers.
Posted at 03/3/2024 20:55 by someuwin
MSI-DS at DIMDEX 2024 in Doha

MSI-DS will be in Doha at The Doha International Maritime Defence Exhibition and Conference (DIMDEX 2024).

DIMDEX has established itself as one of the most prominent players on the global specialised exhibition map, serving as a key platform for enhancing maritime security, primarily through the exchange of knowledge and expertise, to ensure supply chain continuity and uninterrupted global trade.

Visit us at Hall 6-325, as part of the UK Defence & Security Exports (UKDSE) pavillion, to explore and learn more about our mobile and deployable VSHORAD solution, MSI-DS TERRAHAWK PALADIN, to defend against threats from UAS and fast incoming air targets, as well as hostile ground and maritime targets, including drone boats.

Visit us at Hall 6-325. To arrange meetings with our sales, product and engineering representatives, please contact us at sales @ msi-dsl . com
Posted at 28/2/2024 19:44 by norbert colon
hxxps://www.janes.com/defence-news/news-detail/aps-delivers-skyctrl-skid-c-uas-to-gcc-customer


GCC client. We are aware that MSI already have a presence in the region with their land based offerings but this could be a new customer.


Part of the contract award noted in the June prelims or a separate order…? Production and delivery ongoing since December 2023 will feed nicely into the Prelims.


Well done MSI.
Posted at 15/2/2024 09:21 by fft
But if their kit will mount the MSI terrahawk (and it is the only RWS product they mention ) it is a nice mention. Shows further MSI traction.
Posted at 07/2/2024 18:03 by cockerhoop
I think CUAS is evolving very quickly.

For high value assets I suspect a layered approach will be adopted with a mix of missiles, electronic counter measures and kinetic effectors like MSI's 30m cannons.

From my laymans view recent events in the Red Sea appear to highlight a gap between £1m missiles which can take out at range but at high cost and 30m cannons/20mm CIWS which are cheap but only have a 1-2km range. So a captain has to have the bottle to wait for a swarm to get pretty close before taking them out with a kinetic weapon. It's been reported that HMS Diamond had success in hitting drones with the original MSI cannon which has been upgraded substantially since.

The MOD has tested MSI's 30mm cannon with Thales Martlet missiles also attached to the mount in the past but didn't adopt at the time. That sort of system could perhaps hit the sweet spot between cost and range?

In answer to your original question MSI's 30mm system surpassed the US's expectations in testing for Mk38 Mod 4 but in the real world I imagine how many drones Terrahawk could take out depends on the number and speed of the drones.
Posted at 02/12/2023 10:59 by cockerhoop
It's encouraging that the MSI 30mm cannon is being considered for a very long lead time design - talking about entering service in 2038!

Of the current production of Coast Guard Cutters my understanding is that MSI is designed into the Polar Security Cutter but the legacy BAE 25mm Mod 38 Mk3 is still being specified for the conventional UCGC's. Hopefully the MSI Mk38 Mod 4's will be spec'd on the later of the current crop of UCGC's.

The BAE system is cheaper but far less effective as the 30mm x 173mm ammunition (now available in air burst & proximity) has greater range and increased CUAS capability.
Posted at 16/10/2023 11:47 by shanklin
Have just read the last 200+ posts.

Obviously the defence division is key for MSI and there are several people posting here with considerable expertise of the company.

Given that MSI is a miniscule company when compared with competitors such as BA., do you see the defence success as sustainable or something which larger peers will quickly emulate. Presumably MSI are more entreprenarial and fleet of foot which will help against very bureaucratic competitors.... ....albeit they may just try to buy the defence divsion.

MSI seem to be in a real sweet spot with what they are doing defence wise so what might that mean in EPS terms 3 to 5 years out?

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