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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sondrel (holdings) Plc | LSE:SND | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BJN54579 | ORD GBP0.001 |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.10 | 2.27% | 4.50 | 4.30 | 4.70 | 4.50 | 4.40 | 4.40 | 275,345 | 11:23:18 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Cmp Integrated Sys Design | 17.51M | -3.19M | -0.0365 | -1.23 | 3.94M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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16/6/2023 09:38 | Steady into mid 50's. See you at 70p soon | smackeraim | |
12/6/2023 08:31 | That's me in for more this morning. Bit of buying going on today | harrywilliam | |
07/6/2023 20:45 | https://techcrunch.c | smackeraim | |
06/6/2023 00:44 | Think it would have been hard to buy in size today at offer. Whoever took those chunks other day completely drained the overhang | smackeraim | |
05/6/2023 18:48 | Good rise today although some 100000 buys on Friday we're not repeated, nevertheless the stock trades below 55p IPO price which is perhaps a little unfair given they have yet to blot their copybook. | gopher | |
05/6/2023 12:26 | There have been worries that the company will return to the market for funding to get to stated objective of £100ml turnover but the CFO stated that was misplaced in investor meet. CEO reiterated this target very achievable. | gopher | |
05/6/2023 12:25 | "as we progress to our medium-term target of revenues of over GBP100 million""Record new design orders received in the automotive, Edge AI, mobile, networking, and aerospace markets totalling GBP25.6 million" | smackeraim | |
05/6/2023 11:05 | Designed to be the solution for an AI compute device right at the Edge, Sondrel's new SFA 100 IP reference platform makes creating high-performance, battery-powered IoT devices easy and fast. The design has an onboard Arm® CPU to locally process data gathered from its associated sensors for onward transmission via wire or wireless connection for further analysis. | smackeraim | |
02/6/2023 19:03 | https://www.sondrel. | smackeraim | |
24/5/2023 10:57 | This is a comprehensive update from the Company. I will wait and see analysis from the presentations but my view is that Company is growing quickly, with profits and some being reinvested in the next phase of growth. A company like this is rare on AIM. | gopher | |
21/5/2023 18:12 | On investor meet this week thursday | gopher | |
18/5/2023 10:18 | There has now been a significant slippage in share price - I am not not phased by poor communication as long as directors are putting their efforts in running the company. | gopher | |
16/5/2023 09:23 | Pretty poor investor comms. I also emailed the FD a while back (guessed his email address) - no answer, so i assumed my guess at his email address was wrong. After a few weeks, I got a "read" acknowledgement - but no response...... Also messaged their financial PR asking about timing of results & AGM - as I'd like to attend the AGM; no response...... | garbetklb | |
15/5/2023 10:43 | I agree and no doubt will be picked up on next week. I can't see any opportunities for PI involvement ? | gopher | |
15/5/2023 08:03 | Some slippage on the payment for the second milestone of the Tier 1 OEM automotive contract. First it was expected in 2022, then in Q1 2023. Now, in mid May 2023, it's expected "in a few months time". It's now framed in the context of a "redefinition" of the milestones but the language is a bit vague and mealy-mouthed. slightly concerning. | muzerewa | |
27/4/2023 15:50 | Sondrel engages The SHD Group to assist in bringing Architecting the Future to the American market Architecting the Future de-risks ultra-complex ASIC projects Reading, UK – April 25, 2023 --- Sondrel (Holdings) plc (AIM: SND), has engaged the San Jose-based firm, The SHD Group, to assist in bringing its innovative, Architecting the Future™ ASIC approach to an expanding customer base in North America. This design approach significantly de-risks the realisation of ultra-complex, leading-edge ASICs which Sondrel specialises in providing for industry-leading customers in areas such as high-performance computing, automotive, artificial intelligence, VR/AR, video analytics, image processing, mobile networking and data centres. “When a mask set for a 5nm design can cost over $10 million, our customers seek absolute confidence in having the design right first time and on time,” explained Graham Curren, Sondrel’s CEO and Founder. “Our unique approach, which we call Architecting the Future, is how we achieve this. It brings together all our design experience, IP, flows and custom tools developed over the past twenty years to ensure we deliver exactly what each customer wants. Fundamental to this is our SFA family of reference platforms. Each reference platform can be adapted with different processors, memory and IP to meet or exceed a customer’s exact specification. This results in a much more directed process than starting from a blank sheet of paper every time and significantly reduces risk as we are using high quality design flows and well proven building blocks.” Sondrel chose The SHD Group as it provides its clients with access to top-level contacts within the Silicon Valley community. “Any deal worth many millions for the design and supply of a new chip is decided at the topmost levels of a company,” said Derek Meyer, Founder and CEO of The SHD Group. “We have a team that has successfully closed numerous, multi-million-dollar agreements so we know that it takes building relationships and trust between supplier and customer. Furthermore, we have done our own research on Sondrel’s Architecting the Future solution and we believe that their approach, incorporating the SFA platforms, reduces design and schedule risk for customers, giving Sondrel a big edge over competition.” With the USA’s CHIPS act in place, many American companies are keen to create new, secure supply chain models. Sondrel, based in the U.K., is ideally positioned to provide full turnkey services that meet this need. “The timing is perfect,” said Ian Walsh, Sondrel’s VP ASIC Business Development. “There is a window of opportunity opening up for Sondrel to become a leading supplier of the ultracomplex chips that the industry needs for its future products. The SHD Group, with their extensive connections, can open the doors to enable Sondrel to be the supplier of choice for the innovative chips that are the industry’s lifeblood.” | cottoner | |
27/4/2023 14:44 | Thought this might move a little today given Ensi results which showed a 30% increase in EBITDA, hopefully Sondrel will provide an update soon. | thomas11 | |
03/3/2023 11:10 | In view of the volume from 3pm yesterday, I presume Sondrel has been tipped somewhere? Simon Thompson in Investors Chronicle?? And a seller just below 60p. | garbetklb | |
15/2/2023 17:47 | Perhaps add to my earlier post on purchase:If you win contracts then there are project set up costs which the firm shoulders until stage payments arrive, I don't know enough about contracts in this industry but suspect the real jam comes from the payments per chip used in the final product. The alternative approach is to body shop your people into the contractor - good for cash flow short term but not profits long term.Hence I guess there is nothing to be overly concerned about the use of cash but it would be good for the company to confirm this. | gopher | |
15/2/2023 13:45 | removed - duplicate info! | cottoner | |
15/2/2023 13:12 | Good spot 74tom nevertheless I have made a small purchase at 56 just above the IPO price. They definitely needed the money to develop the business as float was at 2022 market low. A change from most IPOs where the accounts are clean and directors have trousered millions at what in retrospect is a high in their market cycle. No suggestion PE involved here either.They do look a little cheaper than Ensilica, a share that languished at float price until a Midas tip when they motored to eventually double on no substantive news. | gopher | |
15/2/2023 10:44 | Well market seems to agree with you 74tom I suppose a large part of the >£10m "swallowed" is the £7 million working capital, which should include WIP on the ASIC engagement for the Tier 1 OEM Automotive customer. They did mention they'd collected a stage payment from the customer in January, but not mentioned how much. Anyway they were obviously pretty strapped for cash before the IPO which perhaps explains why they were ready to proceed even at the discounted valuation. | muzerewa | |
15/2/2023 10:38 | I'd concur with that. Do you know when y/e results are due to be announced | masurenguy | |
15/2/2023 10:21 | "the Company had unaudited cash balances of £4.5 million as at 31 December 2022 prior to receipt of the stage payment in respect of the Q4 2022 automotive project milestone in January 2023." Given they were admitted to AIM in October and raised gross £20m / net £17.5m, to have just £4.5m left 2 months later is very surprising indeed. Cash at 30/06/2022 was £654k Here's an extract from the admission doc on use of IPO proceeds; "Expected use of net proceeds from the issue of Placing Shares Research & Development £3.5 million Growth capex £2.5 million Operational/Sales expansion £2.0 million Working capital £7.0 million Debt repayment* £2.5 million ––– Total £17.5 million ––– Deducting the £2.5m debt repayment from the £17.5m IPO proceeds leaves £15m, so they swallowed >£10m in 2 months?! Ouch. I think this is uninvestable without seeing a full set of accounts. | 74tom | |
15/2/2023 10:18 | Perfect timing as usual !! | thomas11 |
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