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SCE Surface Transforms Plc

1.175
0.10 (9.30%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Surface Transforms Plc LSE:SCE London Ordinary Share GB0002892528 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.10 9.30% 1.175 1.15 1.20 1.175 1.075 1.08 71,228,361 12:46:28
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Engineering Services 5.12M -4.78M -0.0198 -0.59 2.83M
Surface Transforms Plc is listed in the Engineering Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SCE. The last closing price for Surface Transforms was 1.08p. Over the last year, Surface Transforms shares have traded in a share price range of 0.925p to 39.00p.

Surface Transforms currently has 241,733,233 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Surface Transforms is £2.83 million. Surface Transforms has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.59.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/6/2020
22:36
Thanks both of you.As someone coming from automotive brake systems Katschmarek, do you have any views on the growth potential for carbon-ceramic brakes?
longshanks
16/6/2020
18:50
Nice one, Toffeeman. Yes, I see an underlying similarity with Aortech, the prospect of David barging into Goliath's territory with something very special. Perhaps like Apple eventually eating Nokia's lunch with a new and very improved product that was exactly of its time. CC brakes being in the right place for the right environmentally-based reasons perhaps?
bones
16/6/2020
18:25
Yo Bones Aortech and SCE wonder what else we have in common
toffeeman
16/6/2020
17:53
Longshanks, I have known of SCE for quite a while but almost entirely via this thread over a long period of lurking! I just haven't quite been committed to the story until now (invested heavily elsewhere if truth be told) but the recent enthusiastic reception to the fund raise has added security and confidence to the investment case. I trust my instincts on when to dip a toe in and then build knowledge once I have a runner in the race. I am impressed with the knowledge and good sense on this board and I like the concept of a smaller player eating into a monopoly and grabbing share.
bones
16/6/2020
17:41
Hi Longshanks, I am from the automotive industry, involved in brake systems ...
katschmarek
16/6/2020
17:08
Welcome Katschmarek and Bones both.The chairman is keen to broaden the shareholder base further. If you don't mind me asking, how did you become aware of ST?
longshanks
16/6/2020
16:14
Hi Karschmarek, SCE dose look like a small company that is about to become a big company, with no debt and long term contracts providing viability to profitability.

The management and product are both very credible so I think your investment will do well.

quemaster
16/6/2020
15:07
Agreed Katschmarek, I too have accumulated a few recently, culminating in a decent pile in the last week (average 22p and change) while there were some willing sellers about offering 25k and 50k lumps online. I dare say a smattering of the 13p placed shares will continue to leak into the market but I am in for the future announcements which appear to be in the pipeline.
bones
16/6/2020
14:21
Hi all, I am new on this board, but can see that most (if not all) are really bullish for SCE. Hope this will pay off, as I am also invested.
Checking all available news, it's astonishing, that the share price isn't really reflecting these.
K.

katschmarek
12/6/2020
07:29
I know what you are saying Longshanks. I'd like SCE to be like SDI - that seems to have a greater liquidity but the bulletin boards hasn't been ravaged and taken over (until now). Interested to see where this current share rise gets us before hopefully moving up again on another piece of news. I'd also like SCE to be picked up by some more mainstream commentators. That will come with greater visibility of forward revenues. I don't doubt that current buyers are part of a select band - ahead of the horde. Fils
fillspectre
11/6/2020
23:40
Be careful what you wish for Fils.

Last thing we want is a bunch of mouthy traders infecting this space as they try to make 50 quid here or there through writing inane pump and dump comments.

Low liquidity doesn’t mean a stock value can’t rise. It just means it is more volatile as supply/demand ebbs and flows.

longshanks
11/6/2020
23:18
What I do particularly like about ST is the way the contract announcements are layering up into an overlapping diversified highly visible revenue stream over the medium timeframe. Such visibility is what Longshanks has claimed will bring in the more orthodox investors and institutions. Incrementally, bit by bit, it is coming together. Fils
fillspectre
11/6/2020
21:56
I had no problem buying 20k at 19.5 p shortly after noon
waggle
11/6/2020
21:15
The delayed reported trade of 294996 @19p is time indexed at 11:31 on June 10th, I bought 12222 shares at 19.98p at 11:46 so 15 minutes after the trade listing time, the order could not be filled automatically and took a couple of minutes to go through, I didn't get the impression they were suddenly flush with stock.
quemaster
11/6/2020
20:41
I think from memory we were at 28p before the last 2 contract RNS's
regandharry5
11/6/2020
20:02
Whilst I am very appreciative of the share price rise. I would still like yet more liquidity and share trades. I can't be pleased. It is a bit galling that the share price dropped to the recent low on equally scant volumes. To my mind quality manufacturing companies with huge barriers to entry and with the very real prospect of rising revenues and increasing markets must be some of the few companies that appeal to investors at present. What else is there? It is very hard to conceive of us not finding ourselves in twelve months time with ST having at least a further two more seriously material contracts under its belt. Fils
fillspectre
11/6/2020
19:01
And a large late trade at 19p: presumably a sell order filled over the last two days
longshanks
11/6/2020
16:53
Also a late reported trade of 50k at 23p.
balcony
11/6/2020
16:43
Nice to see a trade at 22.6p. The highest level.....er, since early March. Does show how quickly the share price fell, and how far.

Anyhow, hope the market makers stay short. However, it would take just one Placee to dump 250,000 shares and we would be back below 20p again probably. Let us hope they have all googled the Gemera, and are drooling at the prospect of buying one with their gains on SCE as it roars ahead !!!

graham1ty
11/6/2020
15:43
Just moved up another 0.4p after a £440 buy :o))
rivaldo
11/6/2020
11:40
Plenty of stock available, just not at this price.Looking very strong and we should see a rapid recovery back above 25p.
longshanks
11/6/2020
09:53
Nice 25,000 buy just reported at 21.9p - well above the full published 21p offer price (after another 25k buy earlier).

Usually a good sign in my experience in terms of scarcity of stock.

rivaldo
11/6/2020
09:41
Never come across this before, but all grist to the mill

hxxps://thebrakereport.com/surface-transforms-lands-hypercar-brake-deal/

graham1ty
11/6/2020
07:22
Bullish about SCE-I know Ocado but SCE is one of my biggest holdings and have invested in every Placing.

Ocado is a huge success story-but it’s all about the future

pinkfoot2
10/6/2020
19:25
Pinkfoot2 - bullish about SCE or OCDO? This thread is strictly a SCE affair. Would certainly seem like the share price is consolidating. Volume near 500K. Come on let it repeat tomorrow and Friday! Longshanks - I hope you are not buying again - I was rather hoping the shareholder base was getting more diverse! Aside from the potential material contract announcements we are waiting for - could we get a short term fillip from some quick turnaround track car contracts do you think? Remember the 26th Sept '19 OEM 1 contract announcement for track car discs - £400K - delivered by year end. Fils
fillspectre
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