Shearwater Share Price (SWG)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
SHEARWATER GROUP PLC	LSE:SWG	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B00T3528	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	-0.125p	-3.12%	3.875p	3.75p	4.00p	4.00p	3.875p	4.00p	508,589	11:00:28

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Mining	0.0	-0.2	-0.1	-	37.23

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
26/7/2017	11:44	ALNC	Shearwater Acquires Newable Consulting's Business For GBP600,000 (ALLISS)
26/7/2017	07:25	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
26/7/2017	07:01	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Acquisition of Newable Consulting Limited
15/5/2017	08:50	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
11/5/2017	07:01	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
11/5/2017	07:01	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/5/2017	16:40	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
09/5/2017	12:22	ALNC	DIRECTOR DEALINGS: Shearwater Directors Take Part In Share Placing
09/5/2017	09:00	UKREG	Shearwater Group PLC Director/PDMR Shareholdings
08/5/2017	12:06	ALNC	Shearwater Shareholders Approve SecurEnvoy Takeover And Share Issue..

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Date	Time	Title	Posts
14/8/2017	12:09	Shearwater with charts etc....	203
11/1/2017	09:47	Shearwater Group	4
08/9/2010	10:00	Scott Wilson plc	1,303

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Shearwater (SWG) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
15:19:49	3.92	24,390	954.87	O
14:00:33	4.00	124,701	4,988.04	O
13:35:03	4.00	7,625	305.00	O
10:59:42	3.90	250,000	9,750.00	OK
10:47:05	4.00	50,000	2,000.00	O

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Shearwater (SWG) Top Chat Posts

Date	Subject
18/8/2017 09:20	Shearwater Daily Update: SHEARWATER GROUP PLC is listed in the Mining sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SWG. The last closing price for Shearwater was 4p. SHEARWATER GROUP PLC has a 4 week average price of 3.88p and a 12 week average price of 3.75p. The 1 year high share price is 9.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 0.95p. There are currently 960,738,394 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 658,491 shares. The market capitalisation of SHEARWATER GROUP PLC is £37,228,612.77. Read Full Thread Reply
26/4/2017 13:20	currypasty: http://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/shearwater-SWG/share-news/Shearwater-Group-PLC-Holdings-in-Company/74424347 big dump? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/3/2017 23:09	loadsadosh2: I'm rather hoping that news doesn't break for at least 3 weeks or so when the new ISA allowance kicks in. I'll be topping up if the share price is still around the current level.SWG is already my largest holding by a considerable margin. Anyway, it may be a case of the longer the wait the greater the news will be. loadsa Read Full Thread Follow Reply
20/1/2017 07:30	sarratoga: Tech IP - thanks. Just never seen it before that you can buy below the quoted mid-price. Looks as though therefore the real share price is quite a few % points lower than quoted. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/1/2017 15:12	webbski49: Bones...love it :- Tom and the Doubters...of course,at present,the Market Cap is way ahead of events as is often the case in this type of situation.However,the list of quality Directors and Shareholders tells you something.The mining interests are being disposed and cyber security is where this company is headed.Sure,things are rather frothy at the moment ,and the share price my well retrace somewhat,but here is a fair gamble I would suggest. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
15/1/2017 11:23	bones: Did not realise this was a sense of humour free zone. Apologies.The point is that to suggest cash balance should equal share price is also absurd. No worries though as this is clearly speculative and I am not putting in a full quota on this punt (it is not an investment). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
13/1/2017 16:56	sarratoga: Piper – thoughts on shares. DYOR - may be errors!! Share capital Sorry if repetitious with your post? Directors/Related parties (27.8%), Spreadex (10.7%), Schroders (15.5%) TD Direct (8.6%), Commerzbank (6.7%), Tiger (3.3%), Stone (2.3%). * = SWG website not updated yet, probably will get RNS disclosure notices over next few days to see post-placing position of these shareholders. Of the 150m Placing shares, we know 102.6m went to Directors, Spreadex and Schroders. More than likely the balance (47.3m/9.8% of enlarged share capital) went to either the other existing significant shareholders (see above *) and/or a new institution(s) in addition to Schroders. If this is the case, the non-significant shareholders which held 22.1% pre-placing will likely have been diluted to around 15% by the placing. This small share base plus a couple of timely press priming articles just prior Placing and various other factors may account for some of the exuberant share price performance. Further share capital dilution From disclosures, it looks like there will be further dilution from the exercise of 33m options at 1p (31.5m exercisable pre July 2017) plus several more millions from the convertible loan notes and warrants attached to those notes. It seems likely that NED Giles Willetts may be awarded options over shares – he was appointed just after Stevens, Ball and Southwell. These three each received 10m options exercisable at 1p (exercised and therefore are included in current total shares). It would seem odd if Willetts did not get any. Any further placements for cash, to fund all/part of an acquisition and working capital, seem likely to follow the model adopted in the January Placing – ie place shares at a discount to prevailing price to new institutional, existing significant and management shareholders. The 100’s of retail investors, most of which have arrived on the register in the last week or so are unlikely to be invited to join and so will be further diluted. There is nothing unusual in this – practiced by many Aim companies, but frustrating for retail investors. Also key will be the pricing of shares issued as consideration for acquisitions. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/1/2017 13:46	piperpeter: To anyone looking in for the first time and wondering why Shearwater is the highest percentage loser currently, it is down to our Company, Aurum Mining (AUR), taking over the ticker (SWG) from Scott Wilson plc, which now does not exist in its previous form. Our Company's share price is actually holding up nicely. Also, on the main ADVFN SWG page the "Shearwater Daily Update" is inaccurate as it too appears to be a description of Scott Walker plc, NOT Shearwater plc (previously AUR). Hope that lot makes sense. Pp. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/1/2017 09:48	loadsadosh2: OK, new thread for the former Aurum Mining - now Shearwater Group. Not surprisingly, there has been a dip in the share price following the placing at 4p. Let us hope that an acquisition is announced before long. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/6/2010 08:47	dickbush: INDOMIE - 29 Jun'10 - 07:57 - 1246 of 1248 I wonder how the SWG board got this so wrong? Surely they must have known CH2M were prepared to pay more than £2.10 but recommended URS? In these situations the board of the target company tends to look at things that have nothing DIRECTLY to do with the share price eg how many have jobs with the acquiring company, how good their compensation is going to be, length of service contracts, options etc etc. My guess is that the above is all a lot better for the SWG execs if URS is the acquirer, and may explain why they need only to match the best offer to retain the Board's backing. This is one time when I don't mind the execs looking after themselves a bit. They've certainly looked after me. I can hardly believe I'm saying this, but well done SWG's advisers for getting an agreement with URS that makes them respond so quickly. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/10/2008 17:26	simon gordon: If we do head into a Global Recession/Depression then the services that SWG offer will find less demand in the future. In buying SWG you have to have faith that we are going to have a V shaped recovery. I think the market is starting to price in a U shaped recovery for SWG. If it is L shaped, as I think probable, then there is much more downside to the SWG share price. Good fortune. ----- Guardian - 18/10/08: The short, sharp shock - the V-shaped recession: Gordon Brown's bank rescue plans work like magic. Interest rates are slashed to 3.5% by Christmas and after the festive season confidence returns to the banks and they start to lend again. Interest rates are slashed further, to 2.5% by the summer. House price stabilise as buyers come back and consumer and business confidence turns up. Companies report lower profits, but there are not big collapses. Commodity prices stabilise. Oil goes to $60 and stays there, helping bring inflation down to 2%. A few emerging-market economies have similar wobbles to Iceland but get assistance from the International Monetary Fund. The global economy is helped by only a mild slowdown in China and unemployment in India peaks at 2.5 million. The FTSE 100 is back over 5000 by next summer. ------ Five years of gloom - the U-shaped recession: Banks remain reluctant to lend as a harsh new regulatory regime bites. Lenders focus on only the safest loans to the best risks. Interest rates are cut to 2.5% by the summer, but banks do not pass the lower rate on to borrowers in order to rebuild their profits and capital bases. Some banks require further capital injections. Policymakers run out of ideas. Chinese economic growth slows, inflation remains and unemployment hits 3 million. The FTSE 100 is locked in the 3300-3800 range. Repossessions rise and properties lose 40% of their value. There are numerous company failures. The enterprise culture appears dead. But after five years, the first green shoots of recovery start to appear. ----- The double-dipper - the W-shaped recession: It looks just like the short sharp shock, but Opec cuts production and there is a new drought in wheat-producing regions. At the same time pay demands take off and inflation re-emerges. The Bank of England's monetary policy commmittee lifts interest rates. Consumers lose confidence and struggle to repay their debts. A new round of bank write-offs begins. Repossession rates and corporate failures climb again. ----- The lost decade - the L-shaped recession: As witnessed after the Japanese banking crisis: today's inflation turns to next year's deflation. The banks remain reluctant to lend and consumers struggle to repay their loans. Bad debts mount, house prices fall 40% after a sharp drop and then a sustained drift. Corporate failures are at a record rate and unemployment reaches 3.5 million. House repossessions rise as borrowers lose their jobs. There are bank failures and a couple of insurance companies topple over. The US is also in deep recession and the Chinese economy faces a hard landing. The FTSE 100 index dips to 3000 - another 25% down on today's levels and more than 50% below its 2007 peak - and fails to recover. ----- Armageddon: A new war in the Middle East pushes oil prices into the stratosphere. Central banks have to raise interest rates to combat inflation. Most major economies tip into depression. Banking systems in many countries collapse, leading to widespread chaos as people are unable to access their money or pay for anything. Riots ensue and long queues appear outside soup kitchens as governments put soldiers on the streets to maintain order. Unemployment exceeds the peak seen in the 1930s. Overall world output falls for more than a decade. It's the worst depression the world has ever seen. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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