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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sanditon Investment Trust Plc | LSE:SIT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BMPHJ807 | ORD �0.01 |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 90.00 | 88.00 | 92.00 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
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29/6/2007 13:32 | hi, ive been in and out since 25p last year and am a bit suprised by lack of movement up recently. some of the questions about margins above are solved by having this agreement with upc solar. the margins are ok for their projects that were not finianced by them avg about 20% and the financed ones didnt make any money at all so didnt help balance sheets. now upc pay for the projects like that so sit get the 20% margin, this is what todays rns is about so is good news, even more so in that it was from coke cola so repeat orders are still coming in. its sold for a good price i think as its only a 750kw system (there is a picture on upc website) also sit didnt get the walmart contract it went to a group including bp | motoben | |
29/6/2007 10:13 | ok,yah - and what exactly gives you that impression? regards | 786abdul | |
29/6/2007 09:57 | suggests cash is tight and struggling for working capital IMO | ok,yah | |
29/6/2007 06:30 | Solar Integrated Technologies Inc 29 June 2007 SOLAR INTEGRATED COMPLETES $4.1M SALE OF TWO COCA-COLA PROJECTS TO UPC SOLAR London, UK, and Los Angeles, California, June 29, 2007 - Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. (AIM:SIT.LN), a leading provider of building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) roofing systems, announced today that it has completed the $4.1 million sale to UPC Solar, a developer of solar energy projects in the United States, of two new solar power projects that were designed and installed on the roofs of two Coca-Cola Bottling Company facilities in Orange and Montebello, California, using Solar Integrated's innovative BIPV system. The two systems, to be owned and operated by UPC Solar under a long-term Power Purchase Agreement (PPA), are expected to reduce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions by more than 950,000 pounds, Nitrogen Oxides (NOx) emissions by more than 320 pounds, and Sulfur Dioxide (SO2) emissions by about 50 pounds. These Coca-Cola projects are the first two projects completed by Solar Integrated and UPC Solar under the preferred supply and cooperation agreement announced in April 2007. Under the agreement, Solar Integrated is the preferred supplier to UPC Solar of BIPV roofing systems and certain other thin film solar products, solar roofing installation services, and renewable energy management software systems for solar installations. UPC Solar is Solar Integrated's preferred developer for solar energy projects in the United States where the end customer prefers to purchase solar generated electricity under a long term power purchase agreement rather than purchase, own and operate the solar energy system directly. 'A rising number of customers in key market segments are entering into solar PPAs, including big box commercial customers,' stated R. Randall MacEwen, President & CEO of Solar Integrated. 'Solar Integrated now has over 5 MW of installed projects operating under PPAs. In partnership with UPC Solar, we are well positioned to tap this growing market segment.' This transaction was approved by Solar Integrated's board of directors, excluding Mr. Caffyn, Nicholas A. Wrigley and Frederik W. Mowinckel who did not participate in the relevant board discussions and did not vote on the relevant board resolution given their relationship with UPC, including as nominees of UPC to the Company's board of directors. Any future commercial arrangements between Solar Integrated and UPC Solar will be similarly approved, and will constitute related party transactions within the meaning of the AIM rules. About Solar Integrated: Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. (SIT: AIM.LN) is a Los Angeles-based company that manufactures, designs and installs building integrated photovoltaic (BIPV) roofing systems for non-residential, low-slope rooftops. We are a leader in the development of an innovative and proprietary BIPV roofing system that combines flexible thin-film solar modules with a single-ply roofing membrane for large-scale commercial and industrial applications. Our BIPV roofing system enables our customers to transform a traditional rooftop into a value-generating asset. Our customers include Coca-Cola Enterprises, Frito-Lay, Honeywell, ProLogis, San Diego Unified School District, Tesco, Toyota, U.S. Air Force, U.S. GSA, U.S. Navy, Wal-Mart and Westfield. For more information, please visit www.solarintegrated. . About UPC Solar: UPC Solar is a solar energy development company focused on helping companies, governmental entities and utilities take advantage of the numerous benefits of solar electricity. UPC Solar's power purchase agreement (PPA) enables customers to quickly access solar electricity without large upfront capital investments. UPC Solar designs, builds, finances, owns and operates solar electricity systems customized to each customer's site. UPC has a deep history in renewable energy with 750 MW of renewable energy operational and another 3,000 MW of renewable energy in development worldwide. For more information, please visit www.upcsolar.com . Solar Integrated Investor Contacts: Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. R. Randall MacEwen President & Chief Executive Officer Los Angeles, California, USA +1.562.299.0136 Solar Integrated Technologies, Inc. John M. Palumbo Chief Financial Officer Los Angeles, California, USA +1.562.299.0121 Solar Integrated Media Contacts: Gavin Anderson & Company Ken Cronin or Deborah Walter London, UK +44.20.7554.1400 UPC Solar Contact: UPC Solar John Kerastas VP Marketing 312-674-4961 Office 630-640-4251 Cell jkerastas@upcsolar.c | 786abdul | |
27/6/2007 14:45 | does anyone have news of the walmart contract? would not want to be out of SIT if we are awarded it! | asparks | |
27/6/2007 12:48 | Can't make a profit if your input costs are too high, even if you have the orders!! | smokey 1o3 | |
27/6/2007 12:46 | Smokey Joe they need orders to make a profit and the orders are expected to double in 2007. B-) | entini | |
27/6/2007 12:42 | I would not be surprised if margins are under pressure again [see my 2359. Can they make a profit that is the question not the orders? | smokey 1o3 | |
27/6/2007 12:12 | GSands i was on the button at 116p on Friday but for some reason didn't buy.I will get back in here.We need to get back to regular newsflow and the selling to stop.I expect there will be a RNS soon regarding a contract win. Good luck to you anyway. | entini | |
27/6/2007 12:07 | No - I have to confess to selling at the start of the week after reviewing all my positions at the weekend. We had a glimmer of a bounce on Friday and I told myself that if it didn't follow through on Monday then I would be out. | gsands | |
27/6/2007 12:03 | GSands are you still holding SIT? TIA | entini | |
27/6/2007 12:01 | Maybe 95p, first Fib level? | gsands | |
27/6/2007 11:57 | Folks like me sold after the terrible set of results came out. That said, made a few bob in doing so. Will buy back on hope of the Walmart deal being clinched. Just waiting for the signal. | observant | |
27/6/2007 11:50 | Does anyone think it will hit £1 and bounce? TIA | entini | |
27/6/2007 11:25 | Ok,yah... really useful comment and obviously well researched! If you are no longer a holder, why do you feel the need to still post? | bert brokers | |
27/6/2007 11:11 | Selling at 110p now. Sentiment has changed here.A contract win needed asap. | entini | |
26/6/2007 10:44 | my short looking better by the minute - this looks like its going to burn all its cash and go bust | ok,yah | |
25/6/2007 16:06 | How will the lack of production capacity for refining sand into polysilicon, the material that enables solar panels to capture solar photons and turn them into electricity, effect SIT? Apparently this factor is causing the cost of this raw material to rocket, with no meaningfull additional supply planned for in the next 2-3 years. Does SIT use this raw material for its roll-on roof panels and does this being very thin mean not much is used? Any comments would be welcome. | smokey 1o3 | |
22/6/2007 11:00 | Added SIT. If people want to throw them away then I may as well buy a few. They'll be buying back again in due course too. Gotta love this game. Fear and greed. LOL! | gsands | |
22/6/2007 10:15 | Tt's never been right since they published their results which we all knew were not good reading of the past. The futures bright though. This just needs a couple of contracts announcing to give it that boost it needs. Preferably a big fat contract with Walmart. Hanging on for the good news. | observant |
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