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SEE Seeing Machines Limited

4.985
-0.015 (-0.30%)
Last Updated: 12:24:54
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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
  -0.015 -0.30% 4.985 4.985 5.07 5.14 4.955 5.04 1,695,625 12:24:54
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 57.77M -15.55M -0.0037 -13.46 206.97M
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 5p. 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 £206.97 million. Seeing Machines has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -13.46.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/7/2023
19:16
Looking at the values it's irrelevant really.
stuart4u
19/7/2023
19:14
Yeah irrelevant really, just a headline grabber. Values moved up from £1100 to £1700.
stuart4u
19/7/2023
13:59
Agree - the reassuring things are the director buys. They know after all...
horsepower
19/7/2023
13:18
While I'm still a believer in Seeing Machines and the potential market size / opportunities I can't help but feel frustrated with the lack of contract news given the RFQ's, regulatory deadlines, collaborations, market lead in some sectors and statements from the company. We're supposed to be in the second $billion phase of market opportunity, but we only won circa $350 million from the first $billion.

Either the OEM's aren't worried about the regulations (they know they will be delayed), there are other options to meet the regulations that we aren't aware of, the Seeing Machines product isn't as good as we believe, the Seeing Machines product is too good / expensive for most OEM's or the Magna mirror option will be a backstop option and sweep the board - eventually!

I just find it frustrating that we have been told about RFQ'S for literally years and when they expect decisions, but in the main nothing get delivered.

There's no way anyone can be happy with just 1 new OEM win in more than 12 months given what we have been told?

nvhltd
19/7/2023
12:26
I sent a similar although less hard hitting email to Soph a few weeks ago & did not receive a response.
base7
19/7/2023
09:23
Sent today.

Hi Sophie,

As a longterm investor in Seeing Machines I am growing increasingly frustrated by the disconnect between the upbeat statements Paul makes and the reality on the ground.

On the 28th November 2022 Paul mentioned in a Proactive video interview that the RFQ's for automotive had increased from 6 to 12.

Apart from the "additional " OEM program announcement on December 22nd 2022 the last 'new' OEM order was announced 16th June 2022 - more than a year ago!

Something is not right when so many RFQ's are announced, but appear to deliver little or no positive outcomes. Meanwhile our competitors seem to be announcing new business.

We know that OEM's seem to be forever increasing their shopping list of desired features, but the delays announcing new contracts from the open 12 RFQ's seem to be at odds with the deadlines set for mandatory DMS installation in current and new vehicles particularly given the time it takes from contracts being awarded and the engineering requirements to incorporate a DMS into a new vehicle.

Seeing Machines have announced several collaboration agreements over the past 12 months and indeed several years, but despite the calibre of each of those partners investors never see or hear of anything tangible that results from those agreements. Indeed despite the global presence, size and market domination of our collaboration partners together with Seeing Machines size in the DMS space our competitors seem to be competing rather well without such high value partners. Given the hype around the market size, the regulatory deadlines, Seeing Machines size and status within the DMS OEM's and our partnership agreements I am surprised and a little concerned that our market penetration forecasts are so low?

Are you able to provide any positive information about the outstanding 12 RFQ's or when Guardian 3 will be released?

Regards,

nvhltd
18/7/2023
19:05
Spreadex 100% long
horsepower
18/7/2023
18:55
You'll need to post details (sources) . Or else people will just think you're a muppet. IG 99% peeps are long
stuart4u
18/7/2023
14:18
Does anyone know why the short interest has trended up in the last month and a bit?

Edit: Nvm, I had stumbled on this hxxps://www.defenseworld.net/2023/07/18/short-interest-in-seeing-machines-limited-otcmktsseemf-expands-by-52-2.html but missed that it was referring to increased short interest in the OTCMKTS version of SEE. Borrow fees for SEE have barely moved on IBKR in the last month, staying around 20%.

vikb
18/7/2023
09:50
martin ives adds 150000
ali47fish
04/7/2023
10:58
Hard to fault SEE2020s perspective & the forthcoming trading update will hopefully give cause for optimism regarding our substantial prospects.
base7
03/7/2023
20:32
Yeah - ‘Simply’ Wall Street. All Ive had been doing is quietly buying. No concerns here….
jmoexpress
03/7/2023
16:32
Are you a bit confused? Not seeing where he has sold any holdings and he is nowhere near 12%
jmoexpress
01/7/2023
06:46
Between 6p and 14p I think
amt
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