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SEE Seeing Machines Limited

2.20
-0.03 (-1.35%)
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
  -0.03 -1.35% 2.20 2.14 2.22 2.22 2.11 2.22 1,296,436 16:35:06
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Computer Related Svcs, Nec 67.63M -33.13M -0.0078 -2.85 95.26M
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 2.23p. Over the last year, Seeing Machines shares have traded in a share price range of 1.605p to 5.40p.

Seeing Machines currently has 4,271,645,483 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Seeing Machines is £95.26 million. Seeing Machines has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.85.

Seeing Machines Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/3/2025
14:11:22
It looks like mr Ive's and co are just as clueless as the rest of us. He's down 65%
smithless
24/3/2025
09:32:52
Wow! News in that they've promoted someone. That will give Paul something to waste an hour on at the Town Hall. Funny how they trumpet new arrivals and promotions, but never give a reason why someone leaves such as tye guy that was heading up Fleet sales and marketing?
nvhltd
24/3/2025
07:09:17
Seeing Machines has secured 18 Automotive programs with 11 OEMs, totalling an expected initial lifetime revenue of $392 million, with the majority expected to be recognised by 2028. The company has over 2.88 million cars in production across 8 programs with major brands like General Motors, Ford, Mercedes Benz, and BMW.

Seeing Machines' Aftermarket Guardian technology protects over 1,100 global transport and logistics fleets, having travelled more than 19 billion kilometres reducing risky driving behaviours linked to fatigue and distraction. In Aviation, the US$10m collaboration with Collins Aerospace progresses, advancing the development of the launch product and positioning the company as a leader in this growing industry

amt
23/3/2025
08:53:06
Richard Penny @Oberon
Best stock Idea for 2025.

@55.51m
'then in terms of if we do get recovery next year which I think we possibly could it's probably the most hated and despised companies that nobody will touch this year that will give you the biggest gains so I'm talking the likes
of I mean pick anyone of on De Ren ICS AP a group , Seeing machines'.

supersonico
21/3/2025
16:12:07
lot of stock around - need to see a large transaction go through to indicate the seller is out or a large liquidity event. Where's the broker when you need them? Shambles
smithless
21/3/2025
16:07:59
they better have something good to talk about in a couple of weeks or the share price will start with a 1
davemac3
21/3/2025
12:55:24
Yes indeed Snpout
amt
21/3/2025
11:15:14
Meanwhile :-
skinny
21/3/2025
10:49:12
How do you know guardian is ramping up and loads of rfq’s being processed? Because McGlone said so? Pull the other one
snpout
21/3/2025
09:33:21
The contract value is 3 or 4 times current market cap plus Guardian ramping up and loads of RFQs being processed and plenty of cash for the next year at least the share price is ridiculously low. I expect the Town Hall will give plenty of news.
Interesting the panel they have looks first class

amt
20/3/2025
07:50:36
It makes sense that OEMs will decide late on in order to get the latest chips and software updates. So I see a boom in contracts in early 2026.
They can easily fit this stuff at last minute, it's not like a brake system which needs a lot of planning ahead.

amt
19/3/2025
15:29:53
And radio silence from them. All those billion dollar rfq’s McGlone said was up for grabs. Lies. And now supposedly 7 trials ongoing for our wonderful Gen 3. More garbage. The guys a chancer. And now he can’t spin his way out. The telegram group probably still saying a £ a share. What a bunch of fannies
snpout
19/3/2025
14:42:55
New 3+ year low for the share price, yet the directors are still well paid and rewarded so all's fine eh!
jpuff
19/3/2025
12:22:08
Sp bouncing back? It’s up 0.65%. You’re having a laugh aren’t you
snpout
19/3/2025
08:46:24
sp bouncing back hopefully can keep lt up
ali47fish
19/3/2025
07:02:59
Nvh maybe they can't announce due to confidentiality. Why would Mitsubishi buy a large chunk (20%) at 4p if they didn't see a future. They did months of due diligence before moving in. It's recent so I think SEE will come good in a big way with a raft of announcements later in the year.
amt
19/3/2025
06:59:41
Tesla already have their own in house system
amt
19/3/2025
06:54:42
The rot here continues at speed.

Yet again we were told that the early part of the year would be busy for new oem contracts and particularly from Japan, but yet again we have either been deceived or failed by the CEO.

Something is not right here.

GSR 2 is 15 months away, but the Euro NCAP deadline is only 9 months away.

Even with the flexibility of the Magna mirror offering there has to be a design, engineering and procurement process to go through so I don't see 9 months being anywhere near long enough to buy today and install by January 2026, let alone buy from this point forward and be ready for 2026. Indeed didn't Paul state that any new business won from this point is several years from implementation?

The answer has to be that every oem has to have a solution already procured and locked in. Even if we only choose Tesla as an example they must have a solution already identified surely?

The truth will out soon enough, but for now the deception continues. Paul said at the last town hall 2.5 years ago that time was running out for oem's to make a decision even though we had just announced the Magna mirror at that point. He's made the same point about a 2 year lead time ever since.

The only answer if NCAP and GSR 2 are the real deal is that all the oem's must have a solution already that doesn't involve SEE.

The Magna CLN debt debacle is looming large as is the need to renew the exclusivity of the deal in the next 3 months.

The clock is ticking until the company is bought out for a song.

nvhltd
18/3/2025
21:56:17
lost more than half its value already this year and apart from the Covid blip at a ten year low, what have they been doing?
davemac3
18/3/2025
18:40:35
The only thing for certain is they do not need another cash raise for 18 months. If they don't make progress then later next year they would need to raise cash. However by then if sales haven't taken off we might aswell pack up.
40m cash at 31.12.2024.
Cash burn about 20m per annum.

amt
18/3/2025
17:44:03
The numbers in the update were really poor compared to expectations and they seem to have stalled . Cash will get used up faster as the numbers are worse than they had hoped . Things will begin to get tight and they need to be pushing up the numbers just at the wrong time .

Lols like another case of management failing to act or deliver on their numbers . Until they approach break even best. Avoided and that still looks some time away. The losses are scary and not shrinking anywhere near fast enough . To much waste and effort not creating value . They need to slash costs but maintain some growth otherwise expect another fund raise quite soon

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