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SEE Seeing Machines Limited

4.30
-0.095 (-2.16%)
Last Updated: 11:18:45
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
  -0.095 -2.16% 4.30 4.26 4.30 4.39 4.255 4.39 1,287,850 11:18:45
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 57.77M -15.55M -0.0037 -11.73 180.37M
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 4.40p. 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 £180.37 million. Seeing Machines has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -11.73.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/1/2024
11:13
Great find base.
hazl
15/1/2024
02:10
Stifel have picked SEE as 1 of their top U.K.small cap stock picks for 2024
base7
13/1/2024
13:42
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.

hope1815
13/1/2024
12:57
I'm not questioning or doubting the near term revenues from existing oem's, but to grow and maintain market share we need to secure new OEM contracts. Those oems that have yet to choose a dms supplier have literally 2.5 years to go before a camera based dms system has to be in all cars sold in Europe. Paul's assertion that OEM's want to keep adding features and therefore are delaying their decisions to nominate their dms supplier doesn't stack when we compare contracts won by Smarteye against SEE over the past 2 years. Either way decisions have to be made in the next 6 months if SEE maintain there is a 2 year NRE phase to go through.

Each to their own. I want and will seek to get clarity regarding the potential size of the aftermarket. Particularly around the sales process / contracts because as I have said if contracts are exclusive then we have already lost several truck brands to the competition whom until recently didn't even have a product

nvhltd
12/1/2024
22:22
nvhltd am not worried I follow the quarterly updates on Revenue and cars on the road. I did mention it is revenue that will move the share price. I am confident that SEE will reach profitability in come next 12 months.

Till then just relax and check every quarter, there is no point in getting worked up as some posters have on other platforms. A few Brokers have come to the same conclusion that 2024/25 probably will see Profitability. You have seen the Articles on their views.

hope1815
12/1/2024
18:48
No it's not and that's why challenging the company helps fill the voids deliberately exploited by the company to remain opaque about the potential opportunity.

For our After Manufacture product.

ALL vehicles REGISTERED in Europe of a certain type have to have Drowsiness detection by July 2024. THIS DOES NOT NEED TO BE A CAMERA BASED SYSTEM.

From July 2026 they add DISTRACTION AND THIS MUST BE A CAMERA BASED SYSTEM.

Gen 3 is both a drowsiness and distraction system using a camera and could be used from July 2024, but doesn't have to be because there are other non camera systems out there.

So for the next 2 years vehicle oem's / operators don't need distraction or a camera based system so it remains to be seen how many opt for an expensive camera system if they don't need to out of the 330K commercial vehicles registered per year.

I have then asked her to explain the relationship DMS suppliers will have with commercial vehicle manufacturers. I'm hoping the oem's will offer several or all dms so we can fight for every vehicle based on our USP. However, if we can only offer our Gen 3 to those vehicle oem's with whom we have a contract we will by default limit our potential market share. We know Cipia have a contract with a commercial vehicle oem with 3 brands and Smarteye have another. So we have to hope these deals are not exclusive otherwise we've already lost a good portion of the market already.

I'm sure everyone would agree we need to know how this market will work for us?

nvhltd
12/1/2024
14:08
It's only new models that require it. That's why Smarteye and Cipia have announced contracts for start in 2025 and 2026.In 2026 every vehicle must have it. After 2024 any new model must have it.
boonboon
12/1/2024
14:07
@nvhltd - I am appreciative of your willingness to share your efforts in trying to pin down this company's verbally expressed benefits - talk is cheap and as an investor you are doing exactly what should be done by all of us.

Many thanks

wsm812
12/1/2024
13:21
AMT please don't go there with that kind of nonsense. I don't like the way my favorite football team is playing and I criticise them, but I don't flip flop to a team that is playing well. Likewise I hate how the UK is going to pot, but I don't want to emigrate. Criticising, challenging, debating, researching, and seeking clarity provides us with the tools to understand and make informed decisions.

This week I have exchanged numerous emails with Sophie to try and understand the after Manufacture business, scale of opportunity and sales process. She has been very helpful, but there are still gaps which she promises she will respond to when she gets back from Vegas. She also said that she will pass my emails directly to Paul where I again have asked for him to explain to all investors the particular nuances of the after manufacturer opportunity particularly given our first mover advantage, superior product, real world data, 330K commercial vehicle annual market size in Europe alone, GSR regulation, PO'S for hundreds of thousand of Gen 3 etc etc against the reality and Conservative targets communicated by the company.

Maybe you can fill the gaps?

The news this week has not shifted the share price and there are reasons for that. Do you know or are you happy with 5p?

Why has Smarteye announced 17 wins in auto since 2022 against Seeing Machines 5? Paul's explanation doesn't seem to apply to the competition.

Maybe you can tell everyone how or which company will meet the demands to supply drowsiness tech to circa 165K commercial vehicles from July 7th?

nvhltd
12/1/2024
07:23
nvh if you have so little faith why don't you sell up and buy Smart Eye instead.
amt
11/1/2024
21:19
Again another opportunity missed to confirm and clarify their GEn 3 sales target for this year.
nvhltd
11/1/2024
17:08
I guess CEO is tired from all the hype around SEE at CES - see 10 minute interview at Proactive:
depester
11/1/2024
13:34
They are not Nostradamus. What matters is delivery. Actual sales and fast pace of growth.

Sadly, SEYE's accounts show a far poorer performance than the hype. SEE is growing at a good pace 49% sales growth last year. The 3 CFOs in a year at SEYE is imo a red flag

longsight
11/1/2024
11:13
Seeing Machines need to clarify the statement Nick made on Sky news regarding the 50K Gen 3 sales target. The company are blaming a poor WiFi connection for not hearing Ian Kings question clearly, but Nick was floundering in his response and clearly looking around the room for support. He threw out 50K in reply, but now SEE are rowing back on the figure of 50K actually mean. ie sales or sales / monitoring connections. As usual they failed to provide any clarity and leave it to investors to draw conclusions.
nvhltd
10/1/2024
13:26
Smarteye have given a monetary figure. Seeing machines haven't.
boonboon
10/1/2024
13:24
10 jan 24
Global Frontier Investments, LLC (as General Partner for, and Investment Advisor to, Global Frontier Partners, LP) add c 1pc

ali47fish
10/1/2024
10:46
boonboon, these are just estimates from the two companies you quote and are thus generally meaningless. It is actual orders that count. Just stating design win and estimated revenue (smarteye) can be misleading, as what happens at design stage my never see the light of day. As others have stated Smarteye needs another funding round and will use words like 'ground breaking' to pump its share price up. An RNS with actual orders and tangible numbers is key to making the right investment decisions
smithless
10/1/2024
10:18
Seeing Machines either deliberately or otherwise seem incapable of providing clear and consise information to investors in order to make investment decisions.

Here's what we know.

European commercial vehicles registration is circa 330K vehicles per year.

From July 7th 2024 all commercial vehicles sold must have a system to detect drowsiness.

From July 2026 all commercial vehicles sold must have a camera based DMS for drowsiness and distraction.

The market size in 2024 alone is therefore 165K vehicles for dms to detect drowsiness.

The 2 contract wins announced by Cipia and Smarteye state that in Cipia's case that the contract kicks in from Q4 2025 and Smarteye will begin production for their contract in 2025 and ramp up significantly in 2026.

What I don't know and I'm trying to find out from Sophie is whether the system required this year to meet the 2024 GSR requirements for drowsiness is a CAMERA BASED DMS or is there a non camera based system out there that satisfies the first GSR regulation?

I agree that we are rapidly losing our first mover advantage and that Paul's claims that it is technically challenging to develop a DMS is no longer valid. In fact I never believed the hype around the rear view mirror being the holy grail of locations or the strength of any patents to prevent others from developing their own system in the mirror. Just the area around the mirror is an easy position for any car maker to install dms without the need to greatly increase costs with different models. Our exclusive arrangement with Magna hasn't yielded the sales we all hoped for so far and we're almost half way through that exclusive arrangement. It won't be long before Magna start to talk to Smarteye, Cipia or Jungo about integrating their systems in their mirrors to drive down costs, provide customers with options and drive system developments.

So assuming that the DMS system to meet the July 2024 deadline is a camera based system and given the announcements from Cipia and Smarteye that their contracts announced so far don't kick in until late 2025 then who is going to supply the 165K commercial vehicles with a DMS system for detecting drowsiness from July 2024? Literally 6 months away!

Something doesn't add up or make sense at the moment and it's like getting blood from a stone to get clarity from Seeing Machines. I can only assume and deduct that the DMS required by July 2024 doesn't have to be a camera based system to detect drowsiness and that there are many suppliers of such systems?

In the car space the claim by Paul that contract awards are being delayed by the OEM's themselves while they seek to add features just doesn't stack up when we look at the contract wins Smarteye have won over the past 18 months.

Since the start of 2022 we have won a total of 5 new contracts where Smarteye have announced 17. Now we can argue about the values, volumes, prestige on the OEM etc all we like it's up to Paul and Seeing Machines to convince their investors that what they say is truthful and that we are still on track to gain 40% of the market by volume and 50% by revenue. At the town hall meeting he was bragging that in 2021 we won 80% of all DMS business and they were confident of winning 60% in 2022. Well 2023 based on the contracts announced must have been a disaster for our share of contracts awarded.

nvhltd
10/1/2024
08:45
The RNS does not state that this is the total orders for the year. they only launched it yesterday. Give them a chance!
longsight
10/1/2024
08:31
I imagine 14.5 million usd is more than 3,000 units a year. https://smarteye.se/investors/press-releases/press-detail/?slug=smart-eye-announces-eight-breakthrough-driver-monitoring-system-design-wins-for-commercial-vehiclesCipia has 11 design wins so I expect that's also above 3,000 units per year.
boonboon
10/1/2024
07:47
From what I am aware neither Smarteye or Cipia have quoted any actual numbers, so reference to significant orders is meaningless. Going from 1 to 10 is significant, but in commercial terms its peanuts.
smithless
10/1/2024
07:20
Cipia and Smarteye have already got significant orders. So I'm not convinced we'll get near 40%.Maybe their 10% statement from October is closer to reality than we expected.
boonboon
10/1/2024
07:15
What's that then in usd about 3 million?
Its 1% of the total market in the day after launch.
They should get 40% of the market or say 120m usd per annum.
That alone would make them profitable and with automotive and aviation ontop generating eventually hundreds of millions then a billion usd valuation possible in 5 or 6 years

amt
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