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SEE Seeing Machines Limited

5.05
0.15 (3.06%)
13 Jun 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
  0.15 3.06% 5.05 5.00 5.05 5.10 4.95 4.97 6,658,285 16:29:19
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 57.77M -15.55M -0.0037 -13.65 209.88M
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 4.90p. 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 £209.88 million. Seeing Machines has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -13.65.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/4/2023
11:36
I don't blame you Skinny but I have the hope that Paul will meet his own bonus scheme that will realise at 11.9p on July 1st 2023. Surely he will strive to meet that target even if it is purely selfish reasons? WDIK?
zero the hero
20/4/2023
11:30
I feel that just like any AIM listed CEO, McGlone really does not give a sh1t about Investors. The evidence at the moment, indicates McGlone is not fit to run the company, seriously what has he achieved? Profitability has gone from 2021 (before his tenure) to 2024 (or is it 2025 now?). The contract count is low in comparison to SEYE and these "imminent" public blunders are misleading and should not happen. If he does not have anything to say contractually then why say anything at all?

In a Investor meeting before the last one I submitted a question around work won verses contract A$ announced,no need to violate NDA's and easily done without speculating. Pauls answer was "we don't do that" clearly referencing SEYE's habit of inflating prospects. I was not asking for speculation but a fact based "where are we" against contracts already undertaken. McGlone really needs to show investors that our understanding of the companies prospects are based on a reality, not inflated ego's.

I have had my fill of CEO's (other companies) misleading investors, so my trust levels are at an all time low, and McGlone is testing my resolve. Oh and before one of the fanboys sucks up and bleats I should sell, well I still believe the companies product, just not how it is being led.

tradermel
20/4/2023
11:29
Having held here for 9+ years, I've reduced my holding by 50% over the past few days.
skinny
20/4/2023
10:18
I had an annoying email exchange with Sophie regarding the ‘Italian Job’ and the statements Paul made in particular regarding the aviation deal that he stated would be delivered by the end of 2022.

Basically I was annoyed that despite asking for written submitted questions for the Investor Meet presentation none of them were answered.

In regards to the ‘Italian Job’. She said that it was a private meeting and “searching for it was not the right thing to do”. Well you can bet that statement got me riled. I pointed out that was the fundamental purpose of the internet and if they want to blame anyone for their naivety then they should look at themselves and the person who posted the video and not investors who are having their patience tested time and time again with tales of imminent deals.

She also said “if” Paul gave a target date for closing the aviation deal. I told her that there is no ifs or buts, he said it.

Her final response was “things change”.

We have been told by the company that we have the advantage over our competitors due the the real world data collected, our collaborations with tech titans and the markets where we have no competition.

Despite all of that Smart Eye all of a sudden are present in aviation and fleet as are Cipia. It would therefore not surprise me to hear other eye tracking company have a product or tier 1 to install their product in the rear view mirror. Patents are not worth the paper they are written on. Just a slight change of wording, use, description or technicality would get around Magna’s patent.

We are into the second round of $billion dollar contract period and yet the first $billion was nowhere near reached. When we consider the timelines from order to delivery I cannot see a sudden rush to meet the regulations despite the mirror option. Despite what we understand as being a deadline to implement the regulations I just can’t see it happening. There will either be some leeway or OEM’s will opt for a basic product.

I know these deals are not in their control to close, but with the share price where it is and the foolish statements and hype constantly being peddled and missed I’m starting to get annoyed.

We had the London event in October and the ‘Italian Job’ in November. We are almost 6 months on and still nothing in aviation and very little in automotive or fleet.

Paul - get a grip and start delivering.

nvhltd
20/4/2023
08:34
Vision and machine vision is in there ali.
hazl
20/4/2023
07:12
hazl what's the post for about see
ali47fish
17/4/2023
10:34
We should all benefit from these insider purchases in the long run.
wsm812
17/4/2023
10:24
FD still buying
davemac3
17/4/2023
08:48
Agreed Skinny, who would sell at this price given the potential huge upside?
wsm812
17/4/2023
08:37
How frustrating is the share price action here!!
skinny
17/4/2023
08:15
Over on LinkedIn See have confirmed it is there technology that makes it work
dc74
16/4/2023
14:59
Skinny - am i right in saying SEE via Magna/Veoneer is the supplier for Fords bluecruise tech? Appreciating OEM’s are kept confidential i just wonder if we are speculating or do we know for sure that SEE is involved in bluecruise?
rimau1
16/4/2023
09:07
Here's the link - any idea how far in the piece was?



On edit @1:39.

skinny
16/4/2023
06:13
Yes it's a legal requirement to have such tracking in semi autonomous vehicles and will be a requirement in all new vehicles in Europe in a couple of years from memory.
It's going to be a huge market. Tens of millions of vehicles per annum and hundreds of millions in very high margin turnover. Hence the billion dollar broker valuation.

amt
15/4/2023
19:07
I heard an interview on BBC 5 live on Friday at 7.30am where they interviewed Ford's UK MD. What I found interesting was her emphasis on the pivotal role the face tracking camera played in the automation of the system and how this monitored the occupant to ensure that when the car left the UK motorway network (which is currently where automation is authorised in the UK) the occupant had to manually take control and if not, how the system would react. So this technology (according to Ford) is central to car automation which I had not considered. Worth digging out the recording.
mdchand
15/4/2023
18:11
who thinks seeing machines will hit 1 pound a share in the next couple of years.
craig73
14/4/2023
16:37
Highest volume for a while :-


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skinny
14/4/2023
15:15
Back above 6p again - hold tight!
wsm812
14/4/2023
10:59
Don't forget Qualcomm Seeing collaboration which is coming to fruition also and giving See a great position in the market.
amt
14/4/2023
10:56
With See, so great news for us.
amt
14/4/2023
10:23
My mistake. “Isn’t” was meant to be “is”.
nvhltd
14/4/2023
09:52
Have a read of the first couple of pages here (DYOR) :-



At the bottom of the first page, click on "Older Posts" and then search for "Ford".

skinny
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