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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Sig Plc | LSE:SHI | London | Ordinary Share | GB0008025412 | ORD 10P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.95 | 4.82% | 20.65 | 19.82 | 21.00 | 19.92 | 19.42 | 19.50 | 338,767 | 16:35:08 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Roofing & Siding-wholesale | 2.76B | -43.4M | -0.0367 | -5.43 | 232.77M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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28/5/2021 08:26 | Yesterday's Uncrossing Trade was for 19.4 million shares (1.64% of the company) at 60.3p, followed by a late buy of 8.5 million (0.72%). Possibly related to SHI's inclusion in the MSCI Index? | zho | |
27/5/2021 22:47 | Been a good recovery play so far, hopefully co has finally sorted itself out and plenty more to come. | its the oxman | |
25/5/2021 10:10 | Plenty of room here for another 50% rise in a relatively short time. It’s been a fantastic investment for me as I took the plunge at sub 20p last year. I have topped up twice since and I’m not disappointed. It’s a good business and is supplying an essential product to the 5-star housebuilders across the UK. | the juggler | |
25/5/2021 09:30 | Looking at the weekly, I have a resistance line marked out @60 but the weekly looks like its about to smash it and go beyond !! Looking good but patience is defo required | trinid2 | |
25/5/2021 09:00 | Always is, need some momentum to get over it. Patience! | ayl30 | |
25/5/2021 08:56 | Seems to be resistance at 60p | queenbreguet | |
22/5/2021 20:52 | https://www.telegrap | hotchillideals | |
22/5/2021 20:51 | Builders hit by brick shortage and spiralling pricesIndustry insiders are reporting steep price increases, with cement costs as much as 30pc higherByOliver Gill, CHIEF BUSINESS CORRESPONDENT22 May 2021 6:00pmHomeowners are facing a rise in the cost of renovation projects as builders are hit by a shortage of bricks, timber and cement.Shortages of vital construction materials mean that the industry is facing the biggest rise in prices for two and a half decades.The price of timber has risen by more than 400pc over the last year, with copper almost doubling in price during the same period.Gareth Belsham from property developer Naismiths said: "Suppliers of key materials like steel and timber are struggling to keep up with surging demand and this is driving prices ever skyward."Britain is in the grip of a housebuilding boom as it emerges from the pandemic with the Bank of England predicting the economy will grow at its fastest rate since the Second World War. The Federation of Master Builders (FMB) said that more than nine in 10 of its members have repo8rted steep price increases, with cement prices as much as 30pc higher and 50pc for timber. The Office for National Statistics said on Friday that inflation in the construction industry is at its highest level since records began 25 years ago.Brian Berry, chief executive at the FMB, warned that the price increases risked hampering the sector's post-pandemic recovery.He said: "The steep rise in material prices is a particular concern for local builders. The issue is widespread, impacting timber, steel, plastic, insulation and cement, to name but a few."Global supply chain difficulties and high demand are causing longer lead-in times for projects. Consumers need to be aware that the cost of their building projects may change because of this pressure." | hotchillideals | |
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19/5/2021 08:30 | Things looking good for further price rise today, seems to have some momentum behind it on another wise down day | ayl30 | |
18/5/2021 09:21 | Breakout and next leg up on the chart | bigbigdave | |
18/5/2021 07:56 | FORTerra ("a leading UK producer of manufactured masonry products") TU this morning: "Stronger than expected trading in the first four months of the year" .... "it is now anticipated that the Group's performance for the year will be materially ahead of the Board's previous expectations". | zho | |
17/5/2021 16:20 | Bought some more at 52.Load up before its 2 late. | peteret | |
13/5/2021 16:37 | Schools gone back.. he’s bullying other kids for 16p worth of pocket money | jc77777 | |
12/5/2021 20:38 | Haha. Glad he's gone | bobbybullet | |
12/5/2021 19:08 | Where's Thomas? | claret dragon | |
12/5/2021 18:33 | All good thanks, patience is the hardest bit, but give it a couple of years and it's easy money. | hamhamham1 | |
12/5/2021 12:11 | RSI banging it's head on 80. | skinny | |
10/5/2021 09:04 | Indeed an excellent start to the week. Chart indicating a slight resistance at around 62p,then a gap up to 90p.The share price will start to move up a lot quicker once we've consolidated at around 62p. | zico01 | |
10/5/2021 08:29 | Cost of building work on UK homes to rise as price of materials soars Booming housing market as ‘incredible demand’ fuels shortage of essentials from concrete and timber to taps and roof tiles | zho | |
10/5/2021 08:24 | Good start, keep it going | ayl30 | |
07/5/2021 09:04 | Having upped it's forecasts with 8 months to the year end still left i feel the company will issue a few more upgrades as the year progresses. Which will no doubt have a positive effect on the share price throughout the year and we could be well over the £ barrier by this time next year,if not sooner !!! | zico01 | |
06/5/2021 23:59 | Hamx3 how you doing hope all good | heatseek77 | |
06/5/2021 15:11 | Nice rises here recently, am targeting 100p by end of this year. Happy holder. | hamhamham1 |
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