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SRT Srt Marine Systems Plc

24.00
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30 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Srt Marine Systems Plc LSE:SRT London Ordinary Share GB00B0M8KM36 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 24.00 23.00 25.00 24.00 23.50 24.00 239,232 08:00:17
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Communications Services, Nec 30.51M 69k 0.0004 600.00 46.19M
Srt Marine Systems Plc is listed in the Communications Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SRT. The last closing price for Srt Marine Systems was 24p. Over the last year, Srt Marine Systems shares have traded in a share price range of 20.50p to 68.00p.

Srt Marine Systems currently has 192,457,939 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Srt Marine Systems is £46.19 million. Srt Marine Systems has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 600.00.

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22/9/2016
14:51
Do go Philburt ! Report back to us some positive mood music.

:-)

yumyum
22/9/2016
14:23
Excellent stuff Yump. Loved it.
dieseltaylor
22/9/2016
13:58
Having missed the AGM, I thought I might bump into one or two of you there? Free buffet, apparently.... ;)
philburt
22/9/2016
13:56
ShareSoc event.....there are lots of investors going and not very many places left so do book quickly....
davidosh
22/9/2016
13:34
Sorry if I've already missed this topic, but anyone going to ShareSoc event on the 27th?
philburt
22/9/2016
05:36
Right . just a quick summary for new readers. In the last week and in a discussion of propsects for SRT and who might bid for the company I said from left-field could come the mighty Apple who from its vast 100 billion cash pile buy us for chump change.

Some people were "highly" dismissive : )

And in a mere few days there appeared talk of Apple being interested in Maclaren. A left-field approach it would appear. At least with SRT Apple would be playing in electronics and have a number 1 seat in the AIS information/boating/shipping world. [

Obviously highly unlikely but if you are Apple with money to burn perhaps you might see it differently in terms of maximising your cash pile before being forced to repatriate it to the USA and paying"TAX"!!!.

More logically can Apple forever rely on consumer electronics and gullible buyers? Should it diversify into other areas for the long term benefit of the brand/shareholders?

Well having wrapped that up let's forget all about it and be thankful that we have some bloody good managers in charge of SRT. : )

And for light relief this site has a nice vid on global AIS

dieseltaylor
21/9/2016
23:13
...now we moved on to tyres!!??
yumyum
21/9/2016
22:49
...errr, just what is happening to this thread??!
2vdm
21/9/2016
22:32
Apparently, the new Apple Mclaren will be electric and will need recharging every 10 minutes, there will be no steering wheel and you'll only be able to fit Apple/Mclaren tyres.
trident5
21/9/2016
21:50
Just in case I'm not the only one who didn't have a clue what all that was about:
supernumerary
21/9/2016
20:53
DT - Mclaren seem to be denying the rumours - even so ….
trident5
21/9/2016
20:35
! Maclaren leaks? : )

It has been denied of course but just shows. Perhaps a joint venture would fit the interest but the no sale scenario? Incidentally Maclaren have a tie in with TRT and used the tech in the KERS system that was successful but gave way to the Ferrari KERS interest whilst Maclaren got to make the ECU's.

Personally I am not totally convinced by the rumour - other than the shared design aesthetic.

dieseltaylor
21/9/2016
17:47
To the numpty who recently suggested Apple might buy SRT - I apologise for my cynical response.
trident5
21/9/2016
11:02
2vdm, I think you have guessed correctly. Some investors sell half on a double so the balance is run for free. Everyone has their own objective and it takes the stress out of an outsized gain after a strong run.
eagle eye
21/9/2016
10:22
I don't think the sentiment has changed at all Countryman5. All we've seen are sellers who climbed on board, getting out and maybe a few LTH's who saw a good return, although the latter is pure guess.This share moves on relatively small volumes and don't forget that we are double the price we were in Feb/March.
2vdm
21/9/2016
10:14
50k just gone through as a buy?, Sentiment turned?
countryman5
21/9/2016
09:35
Its interesting to look back to 2006 because the recent high is almost exactly the same as the peak then.

Which shows how ridiculously arbitrary share price movements can be, in having nothing whatsoever to do with the business itself.

On the face of it (as with many other stocks), that while numbers are up in the air, the 'game' is about charts at least as much as about the company and the chart becomes a self-fulfilling prophesy.

When the numbers finally come out the game will break.

yump
21/9/2016
00:38
SRT are presenting at this ShareSoc event on the 27th of this month in Altrincham near Manchester along with three other companies



There are about 12 places left so do come and join us.

davidosh
20/9/2016
16:37
hear what you are saying LaV, although given SRT's chequered past and mixed fortunes with forecasts, then it would be a pleasant surprise to come in this year with something reasonably in excess of the £12m forecast. That would give investors confidence and perhaps give some or more credibility to forecasts for 17/18 and 18/19.
Re 'so what', yes, but if they were to do £15m or more, that would only be another £3m off the £200m VSP, so plenty more where that came from?

Anyway, all academic really. What I would like to see is multiple over-lapping projects. I think at the agm they said they could cope with 8 simultaneously (could have been 6, but who cares?) but it would be good to get at least, say, three underway.

the prophet
20/9/2016
16:16
I am not suggesting feast or famine, that I think has been consigned to the past. What I am thinking is that this FY it really doesn't matter what the result is. After that, it will be feast to feast. But as most investors look at EPS, P/E, growth rates or whatever on an annual basis, then if little falls into this year, then good. I don't think anyone is expecting a good H1. If they do £12 million for the year, so what? If at the time of the y/e trading statement, the forecast is for > than 10p EPS for 17/18, more than that for 18/19, then we're cooking with gas.
lavalmy
20/9/2016
16:08
personally I would prefer not to have a feast or famine situation as suggested by LaV re how much from Indonesia falls into this f/y
The reason?
I believe the market will award SRT a far better multiple for sustainable and controlled growth rather than a £0m profit one year £10m the next type of thing.
I also feel it would be easier to gain and hold investors with the more smoothed approach to profits rather than boom/bust type scenario.

Not that it matters a jot what we think, as the revenues will fall into whatever year they fall regardless of what us chaps say or hope for!

the prophet
20/9/2016
15:41
One of the bigger takeaways from the AGM was that they were expecting to be dealing with several projects at once and were preparing themselves, as a worst case scenario (workload-wise), of being capable of dealing with eight. Simultaneously, the message was that it was theirs to screw up and they seemed pretty determined not to.

So the Bahrain project, being small and the sole project at the time, was ideal from a learning curve perspective, as well as a show-case for the system. Now that the project is getting awards, probably down to the input of SRT to make it work as smoothly as possible, those smiley chappies will be even happier to show off their project.

Re Indonesia, Phase 1 is probably at an end. Phase 2, which was originally simply scoping out the overall roll-out based on what they thought they wanted and where, learned from the small regional system in Phase 1, has probably now been semi-merged with some of the roll-out. 30-50% of the shore-based kit maybe. I think that most of the increase from the $50 million to $100 million was just that - RADAR, CCTV etc, and is quite easy to order and deliver (and get paid). So it is pretty much up for grabs how quickly Phase 2 gets signed off, how much gets brought forward and how much of that in turn falls into this financial year. The way I look at it, it is probably best if very little falls into this FY, leading to more eye-popping figures next year and the year after. The project is only expected to take three years, one of which will have passed by the upcoming FY end, though of course many a deadline has been missed before.

lavalmy
20/9/2016
12:52
Thanks TP. Much appreciated and I agree about having several smaller projects on the go. Ecuador perhaps? Maybe ST will do another broadcast in October which would add confidence.
2vdm
20/9/2016
12:29
Hi 2vdm

Re profit in H2, hopefully. Re H1 results, they are usually out in November, but SRT usually give a trading update soon after the period end, so that could be early October.

Current forecasts call for t/o of £12m and ptp £0.7m for the year 2016/17

Given the Indonesian contract is for £70m or whatever, clearly SRT have the ability to do significantly more than £12m t/o in any one year.

Our prospects for this year (so far) depend on the rate of progress of the Indonesian contract. SRT have already accepted some £2m of 'stage 1' Indonesia in the last set of accounts. Mr Tucker was not giving anything away at the agm re current trading, so I'm not too sure what to expect, other than I guess the interim results could be pretty modest. I believe companies have to inform the market if they are significantly ahead or behind market expectations, but as we are not sure what the expectations are for the half year, who knows if this still applies?

If I have one concern it is that I don't like being dependent on one contract, we've all seen how these roll-outs can be subject to delays. Not saying that is going to happen with Indonesia, but SRT are a sub-contractor on the project and SRT just have to wait in line till called upon. I would much prefer three smaller contracts all running at the same time, to be honest. Or one big one and another couple of smaller ones would be nice! They seem a bit stubborn in coming forwards, but the vibe at the agm was good, so perhaps not too much longer to wait?

I look forwards to the trading update and seeing what the way ahead looks like.

the prophet
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