Blimey you really are a pessimist nvh if you think customers confidence would have been impacted by a tiny delay if that's actual true.
Judge a company by its financials and not by reading too much into announcements. |
Of course the share price is the managements fault generally. If they say Gen 3 would be released before the end of the last financial year, but only got released a few days ago that's their fault. What we don't know is what or if that delay has impacted sales or customer confidence, but one thing is for sure it doesn't help.
How many times have we been told they don't need anymore cash before profitability? Who's fault is it for those failures and the resulting dilution?
Who said that a 330 aircraft order was going to land before the end of 2022?
Who said that oem RFQ's were constantly about to be delivered, but didn't happen?
And what do you think those failures do to the SP?
Of course it's their fault. |
Nvh the share price on a month to month basis doesn't matter and is not the fault of the management. Patience required. No point in making loads of announcements. |
This will hopefully help to answer some of the questions we all have....
Magna International Inc., a titan in the automotive industry, has announced its upcoming conference call slated for Friday, February 9, 2024, at 8:00 AM Eastern
A Sneak Peek into the Future
Beyond the review of past performance, the call is also expected to offer guidance on what to expect in terms of growth, development, and potential obstacles in the coming year. As the industry continues to grapple with the pace of technological advancements and changing consumer preferences, Magna’s outlook for 2024 will be a key indicator of its adaptability and resilience in the face of change.
hxxps://bnnbreaking.com/world/us/magna-international-sets-date-for-financial-results-conference-call/ |
Well spotted Smithy. |
Colin Barnden post re Gentex is old news. Gentex had the same tech demo at the IAA Mobility show in Munich back in September last year. |
Nvh Smart Eye who you write glowing reports about have seen share price down by 16% in the last month vs Seeing Machines up a little.
I think you should be worried about their prospects |
Gentex have been developing the RVM solution for sometime so it's not a surprise. It's not even in the mirror so hardly anything revolutionary about it.
You use emotive wording implying bias.
You should be more worried about Smart Eye who don't appear to have such a solution.
By the way to be fair to Seeing Machines why do you not mention the terrific news coming out of CES this year and Colin Bardons updates on Magna and Guardian.
Its too early to draw conclusions like you are doing without evidence |
I don't understand. What isn't a fact?
This is what I wrote:
The technical advantage in the mirror position didn't last very long and has now evaporated. Gentex demonstrated their offering at CES according to Colin Barnden. So much for patented protection. You only have to slightly differentiate and your in the clear. |
It's not factual because how can you possibly know this is a fact. You state it as a fact when we don't know at this stage what the situation is. |
 AMT: Again what is not factual about my statement? Until CES and Colin Barden's comments no one was aware of Gentex mirror DMS. We now know that they have one. So our position as being the only mirror DMS supplier has now gone and therefore our advantage in this position in the car layout. If nothing else it gives Gentex customers a reason to remain with Gentex.
I accept that 2 camera's instead of one will probably add cost, but that's not to say it's not a better system.
I also accept that the camera is not behind the glass, but appears to be in the surrounding trim / bezel, but again who cares. It's part of the mirror assembly and is manufactured by the main mirror rival to Magna who has a vertical integration model. The mirror was all about location and positioning in the cabin and not whether the camera was behind the glass or not.
The point is that our competitors, that only 12 months ago didn't have products or solutions in both the mirror location and after manufacturer, have caught up and in the case of aftermarket announced contracts.
Seeing Machines and Paul have made statements about the rational behind the lack of OEM contracts in the past 20 months and our lead in the aftermarket space, but what is clear they aren't yet delivering. So we have not taken advantage of our leadership position of the past 18 months to secure new contracts with the mirror product. |
Surely it's too early to tell who now has the advantage?2 cameras might give a better performance than 1.As to them being more expensive, if Gentex own both the mirror and the software ip they could effectively take a hit on the software to sell the mirror.Magna have to pay us for each unit.This could also be the reason for the delays in the rfqs maybe oem's are analysing both systems.We will discover which is better once rfqs start to land. |
The statement you made
"The technical advantage in the mirror position didn't last very long and has now evaporated."
Clearly not factual |
What is misleading? |
www.proactiveinvestors.com.au/companies/news/1038294/seeing-machines-unveils-advanced-driver-monitoring-system-at-ces-2024-1038294.html?rel=scroll |
A comment from NathanR999 on LSE bulletin board which you might find useful nvhltd....
"......Catching up but two cameras needed and not clear if I mirror frame rather than behind mirror. Two cameras adds to cost and no wins yet for gentex software - I could see smarteye/cipia potentially being asked to partner if no bites on gentex dms out of box. Two cameras also add to processing requirements so overheads on central computer. No idea if they have a chip design or partnership that matches performance that an NPU might bring.
My take = close but no cigar...." |
The technical advantage in the mirror position didn't last very long and has now evaporated. Gentex demonstrated their offering at CES according to Colin Barnden. So much for patented protection. You only have to slightly differentiate and your in the clear. |
Interesting website.
Wonder if they have heard of us? |
Great find base. |
Stifel have picked SEE as 1 of their top U.K.small cap stock picks for 2024 |
I would agree nvhltd with Seeing Machines long term as a company prospect. My outlook for SEE is a growth share so I have a different view. I have put in place a financial plan and a behavioral discipline with my Portfolio.
I researched the Company and the Market it operates in, to me SEE ticks all the boxes and should see a good return as any Investor would I think. |
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