Solid State Share Price (SOLI)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Solid State	LSE:SOLI	London	Ordinary Share	GB0008237132	ORD 5P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	401.00p	2,829	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
392.00p		410.00p	401.00p	401.00p	401.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Electronic & Electrical Equipment	46.27	2.48	26.50	15.1	34.1

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
22/3/2019	07:00	UKREG	Solid State PLC Total Voting Rights and Tansaction in own shares
04/3/2019	15:33	ALNC	Solid State Non-Executive Director John Lavery To Resign In August
04/3/2019	15:20	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
04/3/2019	15:19	UKREG	Solid State PLC Directorate Change
28/2/2019	07:00	UKREG	Solid State PLC Total Voting Rights
30/1/2019	09:40	ALNC	Solid State Shares Rise As Results Expected To Beat Expectations
30/1/2019	07:00	UKREG	Solid State PLC Trading Update
22/1/2019	13:25	UKREG	Solid State PLC Transaction in Own Shares
12/12/2018	17:10	ALNC	Sapia Partners Sells Solid State Holding, GPIM Builds Its Own (ALLISS)
12/12/2018	15:45	UKREG	Solid State PLC Holding(s) in Company

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25/3/2019 08:20	Solid State Daily Update: Solid State is listed in the Electronic & Electrical Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOLI. The last closing price for Solid State was 401p. Solid State has a 4 week average price of 401p and a 12 week average price of 295p. The 1 year high share price is 430p while the 1 year low share price is currently 241p. There are currently 8,503,504 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 8,315 shares. The market capitalisation of Solid State is £34,099,051.04. Read Full Thread Reply
30/1/2019 07:24	pugugly: Excellent update - https://www.investegate.co.uk/solid-state-plc--soli-/rns/trading-update/201901300700034662O/ "The Directors expect that the Company's trading results for the year ending 31 March 2019 will now comfortably exceed current market consensus guidance. Revenues are expected to be above current guidance and adjusted profits significantly ahead. " May however have already have been anticipated by the market given the rescent strength of the share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/7/2018 06:42	eastbourne1982: The results are OK, not sure they are good however the lower margin had been flagged, I wouldn't expect the share price to fall today however I wouldn't expect it to move up much either. With regards to the order book, it looks good however if they need lots more revenue for profits to stand still it's not a great sign. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/4/2018 09:03	eastbourne1982: I've been buying these recently around the £2.78 mark, share price is down nearly 50% since August 2017, fall looks well overdone imho. A market cap of 30 - 35 million would be realistic here. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/10/2017 19:03	glasshalfull: I revisited my post from 7 months ago when I sold out @ c.460p --- 23 Mar '17 - 21:58 - 218 of 259 SOLI Disappointing statement today. Sold some recently when it popped up to 525p but still retain a slug (thanks Richard B for the Moneyweek tip). Worth noting that WH Ireland previously had £3.3m PBT pencilled in and today's statement indicated that PBT would be broadly in line and, "in excess of £3.1m". So somewhere in the region of 3-7% shortfall I'd envisage. In summary, closure of the SEMS business (electronic tagging) reduces SOLI's ability to claim R&D tax credits moving forward which consequently raises their tax rate expectations from 10% to 15% for the current year as they can no longer offset. This has the effect of reducing EPS more markedly than the smaller PBT reduction of between £100-£200k as today's statement implies. WH Ireland have reduced EPS by (-13%) in the current year from 35.6p to 31.1p EPS ... or prospective PER of 14.8 (@460p). 2018 finds them reducing by (-14%) from 37.7p to 32.3p EPS ... or prospective 2018 PER of 14.2 (@460p). However, in a positive note, WH Ireland indicate that gross margins will rise to 32% from expectations of 29.5%. They've also retained a 12p dividend forecast for the next couple of years. Overall I think SOLI a decent company. It's been an interesting ride during the last 3 to 4 years. We've had the euphoria that surrounded the MoJ contract win announcement and tripling of the shareprice, to the cancellation & uncertainty that followed (through no fault of SOLI's). Then came the MoJ settlement & acquisition of Creasefield which saw the shares appreciate from lows, and today's statement looks like providing yet another speed-bump on the road. Notwithstanding a bid materialising for the company, I think the share price will at best stagnate for the next 6 months or so. It's certainly not rated like some on the market, but if WH Irelands forecasts are on the money, then I think it more deserving of a prospective PER 10-12 on negligible growth in the short term. Others may disagree. My initial thoughts FWIW. Please DYOR. Kind regards, GHF --- Well, they rose to 520p following a Simon Thompson tip with the market clearly ignoring short-term negligible growth & awarding them a PER 17 when I thought a PER 10-12 more in-line with performance at that stage. Following today's update WH Ireland have downgraded EPS by 7% & PBT by a further 8% in 2018...that's a downgrade from an original 37.7p in March 2017 to 30.8p now for an overall earnings downgrade of 18% since March.. PBT now forecast at £3.0m & forecast dividend retained at 12p (est. 12.5p) There are also some small downgrades to 2019 estimates with PBT reduced from £3.6m to £3.3m & forecast EPS reduced from 35.8p to 33.9p. So, on these reduced forecasts, SOLI's earnings will fall 4% in the current year before growing at 10% next. As I mentioned in my March 2017 write-up, I believe SOLI a decent company but IMHO believe it should only be valued on a PER 10-12 until the anticipated growth emerged. I thought fair valuation c.380p back in March & the market carried them up to 520p...so take my comments with a pinch of salt! Shares are now back to 425p, so on a prospective PER of 13.8 for 2018. I'll either await a further pullback before jumping on board or alternatively willing to pay up when they start delivering decent earnings growth. Kind regards, GHF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
23/3/2017 21:58	glasshalfull: SOLI Disappointing statement today. Sold some recently when it popped up to 525p but still retain a slug (thanks Richard B for the Moneyweek tip). Worth noting that WH Ireland previously had £3.3m PBT pencilled in and today's statement indicated that PBT would be broadly in line and, "in excess of £3.1m". So somewhere in the region of 3-7% shortfall I'd envisage. In summary, closure of the SEMS business (electronic tagging) reduces SOLI's ability to claim R&D tax credits moving forward which consequently raises their tax rate expectations from 10% to 15% for the current year as they can no longer offset. This has the effect of reducing EPS more markedly than the smaller PBT reduction of between £100-£200k as today's statement implies. WH Ireland have reduced EPS by (-13%) in the current year from 35.6p to 31.1p EPS ... or prospective PER of 14.8 (@460p). 2018 finds them reducing by (-14%) from 37.7p to 32.3p EPS ... or prospective 2018 PER of 14.2 (@460p). However, in a positive note, WH Ireland indicate that gross margins will rise to 32% from expectations of 29.5%. They've also retained a 12p dividend forecast for the next couple of years. Overall I think SOLI a decent company. It's been an interesting ride during the last 3 to 4 years. We've had the euphoria that surrounded the MoJ contract win announcement and tripling of the shareprice, to the cancellation & uncertainty that followed (through no fault of SOLI's). Then came the MoJ settlement & acquisition of Creasefield which saw the shares appreciate from lows, and today's statement looks like providing yet another speed-bump on the road. Notwithstanding a bid materialising for the company, I think the share price will at best stagnate for the next 6 months or so. It's certainly not rated like some on the market, but if WH Irelands forecasts are on the money, then I think it more deserving of a prospective PER 10-12 on negligible growth in the short term. Others may disagree. My initial thoughts FWIW. Please DYOR. Kind regards, GHF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/11/2016 21:25	glasshalfull: Evening all, SOLI's results were well flagged and I'm surprised that they dropped by 11% on the opening bell simply by motioning that they had incurred a higher tax rate in H1...a factor that impacts full year earnings by only (-2%) as noted in the update below, where essentially the tax rate increases from 8% to 10% over the full year. PJ mentioned that Stock-o-pedia has earnings forecasts of 42p for 2017. This figure didn't ring true with me, so I also checked Stocko & confirm that PJ is correct. However, WH Ireland - who are the house broker - have certainly not issued guidance in this area. I had previously posted their forecasts prior to this morning's results indicating 36.5p EPS for 2017 & 37.7p EPS for 2018...so absolutely no idea how Stocko came up with this other figure??? If you care to check back with my posts earlier in the year you'll see that in April 2016 WH Ireland had 36.0p pencilled in. Anyway, WH Ireland provided the following update on the effect of the increased tax rate (when the share price was 450p) indicating that SOLI's underlying forecasts were unchanged:- "H1 results are compatible with our core FY17E expectations: we leave revenue, EBITDA and PBT unchanged. However, noting a blended H1 tax rate of circa 15%, higher than our 8% FY assumption and reflecting a reduction in R&D tax credits in the period cf FY15, we move our FY17E tax rate assumption to 10%. This has the impact of a modest reduction in EPS from 36.5p to 35.6p (-2.4%). We leave all FY18E expectations unchanged. We continue to be impressed by SOLIs underlying progress in building a larger niche electronics business serving core markets such as Military, Subsea, Water, Rail and Security....reflected in both increased operating margins and also the forecast 5-year CAGR in EPS through FY17 of 19%. The rating of 12.6x current year earnings coupled with a 3% yield makes the shares looks attractive at current levels." I've updated the figures in the header to reflect previous earnings and the following forecasts. Forecasts (WH Ireland - 22.11.2016) •31/03/17 - 35.6p - £3.3m PBT (Div 13p) •31/03/18 - 37.7p - £3.5m PBT (Div 13.5p) --- SOLI remain one of my core holdings. Hope this assists. Kind regards, GHF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
21/10/2016 08:28	cockerhoop: By the excellent Richard Beddard in Money Week - 5 IHT avoiding stocks 5. Solid State (SOLI) Market cap: £25m Debt-adjusted p/e: 9 Electronics manufacturer and distributor Solid State has put its shareholders through the emotional wringer. Two years ago the company announced that it was part of a consortium that had been awarded (by its standards) a massive contract with the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) to develop electronic tags for convicted law-breakers. The dream began to turn into a nightmare late last year, as the contract was first delayed, and then terminated when the MoJ decided to use an off-the-peg solution instead. However, while long-term shareholders would have experienced exuberance as the share price took off, and dismay as it later crashed, for any investors considering buying shares now, it’s as though the nightmare never happened. Solid State received a one-off payment to settle the contract, which it immediately spent on Creasefield, a manufacturer of battery packs. Although Creasefield made a small loss in the year to March 2016, Solid State expects it to return to profit this year, helped by co-operation in design, engineering and sales with its existing successful battery business. The battery business is part of Steatite, the manufacturing arm of Solid State. The company also distributes electronic components through Solid State Supplies. Both businesses are in good shape due to decisions taken well over a decade ago. While many manufacturers of electronic equipment chose to relocate their operations in China and other low-cost economies in the 2000s, Solid State chose to specialise instead, focusing on high-value rugged computers, batteries, radios and components especially designed for use in the field. Because of exacting specifications, and the regulations required to handle dangerous materials and sensitive information, it’s preferable and sometimes necessary to manufacture this equipment in the UK. As far as tagging goes, Solid State retains the intellectual property it developed and it is working out what to do with it. But even if the company never makes a profit from tagging, business as usual is no bad thing. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/4/2016 12:51	glasshalfull: I've bought a few over recent days. Clearly sentiment at rock bottom but I feel this is now reflected in the current share price. Famous last words... Market Cap now only £28m while they had net debt of £4m at the interims following acquisition of Ginsbury, so an EV of c. £32m. SOLI remains a cash generative business & I'd hope that their operating margin improves as benefits of the Ginsbury acquisition kick in this year. While the MoJ debacle has cast a shadow over the stock, this will hopefully be concluded in the near future & I'd hope that SOLI receive appropriate remuneration. WH Ireland certainly suggest this may be the case per undernoted update & in a previous update talked of settlement that could run into several £m. There is also12p dividend pencilled in for 2016/17, for a yield of 3.5% (at 340p) Their broker provided the undernoted update, "Trading at the core business is in line with market expectations (WHI rev £44m, WHI PBT £3.1m, WHI EPS 36.0p) whilst Solid enters the new year with an order backlog of £15.3m versus £14.4m a year ago. The only matter outstanding for the FY16 outcome is the level of settlement to be received from the UK's Ministry of Justice (MoJ) in relation to termination of the £34m offender tagging contract. Negotiations are said to be at an advanced stage and whilst any payment would be treated as an exceptional it would be a cash item boosting Solid's net cash position. We believe the substantial fall in share price since the termination of the electronic tagging contract in February has been overdone with the shares now trading on 9.4x historic earnings (9.2x current year). By way of comparison, closest peer Acal (LSE: ACL) trades on 16x. The investment case is supported by a three-times covered dividend yield of 3.6% at current levels (Acal 2.9%). Potential catalysts for price action include a positive settlement to the MoJ contract and further acquisitions which have historically been earnings enhancing." Regards, GHF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
24/11/2015 11:00	glasshalfull: Quite a few skeptics here which is understandable given the course of recent events. I however hold management in high esteem and content with the long term prospects. WH Ireland commentary this morning, "Solid State(SOLI) – Buy (from Market Perform) Interims/ share price reaction overdone Market Cap £36m Price 430p Target 577p (from 500p) Solid surprised the market last month when it announced that delivery expectations for a material contract had been varied resulting in the H2 outlook being significantly below expectations. Whilst the company did not name the customer at the time, we now know it to have been the flagship £34m tagging contract with the MoJ. There is no suggestion that the contract has been lost nor does there appear to be any issue with the fidelity of the product being supplied but there will be an unquantifiable delay until the project is back on track. Sentiment has also been affected by general market conditions which are described as “soft”. This is of course no different to the experience of many in this space or indeed wider UK PLC since summer. Despite this, the company believes it can deliver an improved H2 performance. Whilst short term forecasting is difficult and we have removed all but £1m of MoJ business from our FY17E numbers, we argue that the share price fall has been overdone and the shares are a buy for recovery trading on a P/E of 7.6x our previous EPS expectation (cum MoJ). We have upgraded our target price to 577p per share this morning (500p previously) due to a change in valuation methodology which includes a component of the upside once the MoJ contract recommences." Regards GHF Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/11/2015 10:10	cockerhoop: The house broker has now reduced pre-tax forecasts by 37%, 39%, 37% for Financial Years March 2016, 17,18. Estimates for 2016 are now for pre-tax profit of £3.1m and eps of 33.4p, rising to £3.5m and 35.1p respectively for 2017. At the current share price (455p) that represents a current year multiple of 13.6x. hTTp://www.investorschampion.com/blog/entry/solid-state-aimsoli-broker-note-highlights-the-over-reaction#sthash.puESYWy5.dpuf Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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