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SWG Shearwater Group Plc

44.00
0.00 (0.00%)
10 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shearwater Group Plc LSE:SWG London Ordinary Share GB00BKT6VH21 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 44.00 43.00 45.00 45.00 44.00 44.00 7,944 08:00:02
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Gold Ores 26.69M -8.18M -0.3431 -1.28 10.48M
Shearwater Group Plc is listed in the Gold Ores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SWG. The last closing price for Shearwater was 44p. Over the last year, Shearwater shares have traded in a share price range of 33.50p to 62.50p.

Shearwater currently has 23,826,000 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Shearwater is £10.48 million. Shearwater has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.28.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/3/2023
19:52
Poor poor tongosti lost a packet here
drew lonmenob
31/3/2023
18:43
elsa787821 Jan '22 - 18:58 - 2581 of 2938 Edit
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Here's the issue: 2 customers make up for over 50% of total revenues. What happens when they lose one or both or the contracts come to an end? Ridiculous concentration and shows that outside of these they are incapable of growing revenues in a meaningful way.

Two customers within the Group each make up more than 10% of the Group’s revenue. These two customers contribute £13.3 million and £4.3 million respectively to the Group’s Services division. In the prior year, three customers made up more than 10% of the Group’s revenue, contributing £9.2 million, £4.3 million and £4.0 million respectively to the Group’s Services division.

elsa7878
31/3/2023
17:20
I’m hoping it was like D4t4 a few years ago. Have those contracts gone elsewhere. The silence is deafening.
deanowls
31/3/2023
14:59
Depends if they get a cluster of contract announcements. Its certainly not worth selling now, not at this level
igoe104
31/3/2023
14:45
Difficult to see this going anywhere now. Trade sale at best.
northwards
31/3/2023
13:51
I heard it was’Underwater’. Cyber security in general seems vastly over inflated as a market. There is always the potential from Apple and Microsoft to render it totally pointless, and clearly companies are looking for savings over security. Wonder if they will be doing a presentation again. Just a vacant seat, gone to lunch
earwacks
31/3/2023
12:54
Rumours doing the rounds that it will soon rename itself to Sheermadness.
kemche
31/3/2023
12:44
Well what a disaster, sitting on a huge loss. Interesting that it's the same day as ECSC is taken over at a 170% premium to the trading price. That was another big loss maker sadly, though with bottom fishing in the 20's i'll get out at circa break even at the 54p take out price. This does make SWG look cheap at these levels and also perhaps a takeover target. Weaver, I'm in the same position as you, made the money in property and should stick to that, thought the relentless attacks on landlords makes that more and more unattractive.
bdbd11
31/3/2023
09:59
Certainly viable that some March contracts have moved to April, however I fail to see how that can have anything like the magnitude of a £10m revenue hole and a £4.4m EBITDA miss.

I suspect that the high margin software decline has accelerated and the lower margin business elsewhere has been more exposed as a result.

Its disingenuous for them to say they didn't see it coming in time to update shareholders, because if that is really true then the CFO should be fired.

2lb
31/3/2023
09:58
Cheers Lammy, for keeping us updated.
igoe104
31/3/2023
09:55
Cenkos going for £30m in excess of revenues and £2-2.5m EBITDA...target price 105p......
chrisdgb
31/3/2023
09:42
2LB - useful insight. Thanks.
I emailed the PR company yesterday suggesting the CFO stick his hands in his pockets, buy a load and show some confidence in the business.

This morning I dropped another email to PR criticising the Board for slow response in making the market aware of the lack of contract wins / renewals in Q4.

Their response is as follows:
"As mentioned in the statement, the contract weighting does fall heavily into Q4 and more so into late Q4, so March is a key month for them, with timing of contracts moving into April having the sort of impact we have seen this morning".

Hopefully we will see some contract renewals or better still, "wins" next month.

lammylover
31/3/2023
09:33
Once core problem is their inflated payroll

Average salary in FY22 was £73k up from £66k in FY21 and they have a bloated senior team all on much higher levels and most running underperforming operations.

Higgins holding is irrelevant, he made all his millions selling Brookcourt to SWG so his 2m shares are just loose change left over from that deal. To be fair to him he also never signed up for the CEO job but stepped in when the £500k a year previous failed CEO left and was not replaced. I suspect he would rather just put his feet up at this stage and enjoy his retirement.

The CFO holding is now worth £800...make of what what you will.

Whole strategy needs rethinking. It was supposed to all be about M&A but that died two years ago and will now not return unless via some mass diluting approach as all cash is need to deal with the next six months and the bank will likely now review the RCF facility.

Parallels with NCC in respect of inflated salary base and bloated senior levels that unwind if sales plateau or decline.

Still likely worth more than the price it now sits at but a lot of work to be done, just not sure current management are the team to do it........

2lb
31/3/2023
09:11
Looking back at the 6 month figures and comparing H1 and H2 - H1 adjusted ebitda of 0.1m on sales of 10.8m, H2 adj ebitda of -0.1m (assumed based on FY of 0) on sales of 16.2m? Don't get it, unless there are some very poorly performing contracts in there.

Market cap now less than 6 months sales, no contract wins since April 2022 (only a reported renewal) and share price now so low that it's useless as a currency in any acquisition.

Is there anyone out there to put us out of our misery?

watcher13
31/3/2023
08:55
Insider trading ?
solarno lopez
31/3/2023
08:50
Now we know why there was a flurry of sells yesterday. I'm seeing this happen far to often at the moment..
igoe104
31/3/2023
08:38
so UK security companies clobbered - how is that USA security stocks are still trading on fumes then? I'm referring to Palo Alto Networks for one.
farrugia
31/3/2023
08:25
Had a quick look at NCC RNS which gives more details of companies cutting back on cyber security. I'm finding this really hard to understand given the risk of Russian hackers etc. and the potential to break a business over night - either through taking customer details, credit card numbers or holding businesses to ransom or freezing up IT systems. Reputational damage etc.
I'm staggered by the short termism of so many customers.
No doubt their Directors will come screaming for help when they need it!!

lammylover
31/3/2023
08:22
I own NCC and Shearwater. I made my money in property. Think I'm going back to what I know best
weaverbeever
31/3/2023
08:14
finally can buy at 53.8p
lammylover
31/3/2023
08:13
Not alone look at NCC today........
chrisdgb
31/3/2023
08:09
MMs creating false market here - level 2 is 45p ask, 42p bid. I can sell at 45p and can't buy anymore shares
lammylover
31/3/2023
07:55
Agree that this should have been flagged way earlier. Very poor indeed. And that's putting it mildly.
northwards
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