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SEE Seeing Machines Limited

4.585
0.16 (3.62%)
02 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Seeing Machines Limited LSE:SEE London Ordinary Share AU0000XINAJ0 ORD NPV (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.16 3.62% 4.585 4.47 4.65 4.795 4.445 4.49 9,687,631 16:35:25
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 57.77M -15.55M -0.0037 -12.08 185.77M
Seeing Machines Limited is listed in the Computer Related Svcs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SEE. The last closing price for Seeing Machines was 4.43p. Over the last year, Seeing Machines shares have traded in a share price range of 3.985p to 6.15p.

Seeing Machines currently has 4,156,019,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Seeing Machines is £185.77 million. Seeing Machines has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -12.08.

Seeing Machines Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
28/1/2020
11:58
It’s boring now....
rjcdc
27/1/2020
11:00
Despite the lack of tangible contract/licencing news or a trading update, Lombard Odier have again taken advantage of the recent fall back in our share price to take their substantial holding above 18%.On the one hand this is a positive, on the other hand they are putting themselves in a position to influence various outcomes
base7
24/1/2020
13:51
Needs to bounce back to 5p quickly, otherwise momentum completely lost.

I’ve held back on buying more but if volume returns then I may...

The company needs to grow up, and act like its potential

rjcdc
21/1/2020
11:37
BoD still just don't give a shat about Investors. Investors just don't trust the BoD. Nasty combination that returns all the gains from the promise and lack of tangible facts. I just hope PM does not miss the opportunity to correct with a more detailed Trading update than previous years. If he waits until March I think I'm going to lose all my hair.
zero the hero
21/1/2020
10:57
It’s about momentum.... they lost it
rjcdc
21/1/2020
10:55
Heck! Starts with a 4 again.
tarrant777
20/1/2020
20:03
New note from Cenkos out today

Some exciting stuff on the LSE site

mirabeau
20/1/2020
07:47
I meant trading update....

And still we wait

rjcdc
19/1/2020
12:01
thanks to S2020 on LSE



See the Seeing Machines logo in the first photo (1/4)...Fovio in Bosch DMS could be a huge market for us

mirabeau
18/1/2020
16:19
In the past under KK Half year updates have been RNS'd in early March and a trading update in late Jan / early Feb and neither called "Interims" bit collectively that is what they are. Under PM will we get an RNS'd update in late Jan / Feb, as so far he has proven very unwilling to update the market on anything and his forcasted Aviation deals has dissapeared into the ether. The only solace I can get from this is that he did seem to fix Fleet since he joined SEE so should be a man of actions rather than words. I really do not want to wait until March, my patience with SEE may not stretch that far.
tradermel
17/1/2020
23:46
Hopefully a trading update but Interims unlikely before March
base7
17/1/2020
13:20
I’m expecting the interims next week - based on nothing other than the fact that the two key exhibitions are out the way and it kind of aligns to previous years.

I’m also not expecting fireworks... yet.

However, if they were to raise expected revenue and shorten break even then who knows...

Contracts are what we need here...

rjcdc
16/1/2020
18:16
I am hoping that we are close to our first licencing deal,which PM first referred to in July as being expected very soon, which will then improve our outlook for the remainder of the year.Hopefully there will be much more contract news in the coming weeks but disappointing that nothing tangible has been announced this week after the excitement of CES.We need confirmation that trading has been good & that we are still not going to need a further capital raise before breakeven & PM needs his credibility endorsed by reaffirming what he has said before,preferably backed up by contracts & hard cash
base7
16/1/2020
17:43
Sadly looks as though the share price is going to give back all, or most, recent gains unless and until the Company can assure shareholders that good financial progress is being made and that some of the much anticipated and vaguely referred to major client contract wins have been secured.An expected January trading update may indeed give some considerable comfort to many of the Company's long established and largely patient shareholders who regularly post on this site, but if not, I'm tempted to think that some, like me, will sell at a loss before April to offset gains made elsewhere.
tarrant777
15/1/2020
16:29
Exactly how I feel....
rjcdc
15/1/2020
16:26
Ho hum - needs to bounce from here
rjcdc
13/1/2020
13:28
Hopefully lots of good news imminently - 2020 only has 11 months left to go!
seeing2020yes
13/1/2020
13:27
I agree with Zero the Hero:On LSE "Seeing 2020" makes a very good point:"Press Speculation is press speculation a Director shouldn't choose when to respond or not. So on 11th July Safetstocks speculated SEE has won Volvo on 12th July (so this is under Paul McIminet leadership) we got a carefully worded denial ;"Seeing Machines was not consulted on the content of the article and no award has been confirmed"So on 10th Jan 2020 Safestocks again speculated that Volvo had been awarded to SEE, this time the same CEO chooses not to respond."I draw a slightly different conclusion in that perhaps the deal has now been done, whereas in July the deal was "Imminent"?
seeing2020yes
13/1/2020
13:11
Interesting and invaluable contribution to the chat boards Tarrant. What's your speculation?
elsie2020
13/1/2020
12:13
I think Safestock has worded his speculation differently this time saying "I’m pretty confident it will be Seeing Machines". That's not the same as saying they have won Volvo, so wouldn't see a need for SEE to respond.
poombear
13/1/2020
12:13
From earlier :-

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skinny
13/1/2020
11:36
On LSE "Seeing 2020" makes a very good point:

"Press Speculation is press speculation a Director shouldn't choose when to respond or not. So on 11th July Safetstocks speculated SEE has won Volvo on 12th July (so this is under Paul McIminet leadership) we got a carefully worded denial ;

"Seeing Machines was not consulted on the content of the article and no award has been confirmed"

So on 10th Jan 2020 Safestocks again speculated that Volvo had been awarded to SEE, this time the same CEO chooses not to respond."


I draw a slightly different conclusion in that perhaps the deal has now been done, whereas in July the deal was "Imminent"?

zero the hero
13/1/2020
11:26
Spurs that news is 2 months old lol

I think it is fair to say that CES exceeded expectations so I look forward to the Interims (Trading update) and while I do not expect the company to exceed expectations, I would certainly like to see them ahead of their forecast.

Then there are the "deals" PM promised us to be announced shortly …. hmmm how about it PM, how about a hint in the Interims, even if NDA has prevented disclosure in 2019!

zero the hero
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