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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Synthomer Plc | LSE:SYNT | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BNTVWJ75 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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4.80 | 3.02% | 163.80 | 162.40 | 164.00 | 162.80 | 157.00 | 160.00 | 334,402 | 16:35:04 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Chemicals & Chem Preps, Nec | 2.02B | -67M | -0.4096 | -3.97 | 260.07M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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09/10/2023 14:11 | Well of course, 1knocker - any share can go to zero. But there is the small matter of a £2.2bn+ revenue company here, that has some pretty good market positions. Yes - £580m net debt appears high in the context of current ebitda, but they don't have to achieve much from the £150m base this year to get below 3x net debt:ebitda. I think management have been appalling and I can't believe the company hasn't replaced all those responsible - absolutely mind blowing - but an awful lot is now in the price and balance sheet has been materially repaired. | wigwammer | |
09/10/2023 13:45 | Rights raising £276m. Existing equity now worth less than £50m! As long as they stay above 200p the underwriters should be safe and won't have to buy them. Friday morning will be interesting. | typo56 | |
09/10/2023 13:39 | Wig, there is no price so low it cannot fall ! Any recovery is going to be slow and subject to setbacks. The company is going to be strapped for cash even with the new capital. The rights issue was left far too long. It was obvious (unfortunately only in retrospect to me, though it should have been clear much sooner to the BoD) that new capital was required, and the time to raise it was before the company was teetering on the brink. I sold my rights. Something recovered from the wreck, anyway. | 1knocker | |
09/10/2023 13:05 | I'm amazed shareholders put up with this management, shareholders own the company, directors just manage the company, very badly in this case. | montyhedge | |
09/10/2023 08:50 | Yes it was aimed at you tufty. Don't blame you to be honest.....equally as wig suggests there is plenty of cyclical recovery potential. The Chairwoman should be forced out. Sacking a Chair is done by the institutional holders or occasionally by all the other execs and non execs in combination suggesting it is time to fall on your sword. | meijiman | |
09/10/2023 08:33 | Fingers crossed, the shares are so low now that they can't go a lot lower. Surely even a group of primary school kids armed with a box of crayons could achieve some sort of recovery from here. No doubt in years to come, our erstwhile chairman will be crowing about the incredible recovery she engineered, makes you feel sick really :( | wigwammer | |
09/10/2023 08:30 | meijiman, no chance if your question was aimed at me. I would sooner wait and see a management change / signs of recovery and then buy on the open market. | tuftymatt | |
09/10/2023 08:12 | Are you taking up your rights entitlement? | meijiman | |
09/10/2023 07:57 | Agree totally. The purchase price I have paid here is well under 1% of my total portfolio value but even so I am fuming at how bad it's been run. Pointless selling now for a few pence on the pound back so I will sit tight but use it as a lesson so hopefully I don't get sucked into another value / divi trap!! Good luck all 👍🏻 | tuftymatt | |
09/10/2023 07:54 | it used to be a safe as houses sort of company...even more so in the Yule Catto days. The lunatics have taken over the asylum here. The departing ceo ran the company like a drunken gambler. Foolish Chairwoman couldn't see or understand what was going on. | meijiman | |
09/10/2023 07:50 | It is one of the most incredible destructions of wealth in a company of this calibre in this sector. I should think if you had replaced the board and directors with primary school children for a few years, they wouldn't have done a better job of managing the business. | my retirement fund | |
09/10/2023 07:22 | Beginning to look like most of the rights will be left with u/w's. An 80% overhang will weigh on the share for a long time. | ursus | |
06/10/2023 19:09 | Positive to see the Chairman buying the rights. Slightly sickening to see how little she had invested prior to blowing the balance sheet and the shares up though. Her impact on shareholder value since taking the role in 2020 has been nothing short of abysmal, and she remains one of the only senior management to retain a position. | wigwammer | |
05/10/2023 14:12 | Which represents 1.67% in terms of SYNT shares in issue at the end of next week. Won't even be a notifiable interest. | typo56 | |
05/10/2023 13:02 | Jupiter just increased again ...now 11.67% .... | mrminister | |
03/10/2023 06:45 | That's 6% of the current SYNT shares, which will be less than 1% of SYNT in a couple of weeks time, unless they take up the rights. However, given the timing of the declaration, it may be the shares were bought ex-rights, so won't have rights entitlement. | typo56 | |
02/10/2023 13:36 | Jupiter took over 6% on Friday | babbler | |
02/10/2023 08:39 | I’ve sold my shares in this, in my opinion, rubbish company. | johnsoho | |
02/10/2023 07:55 | Glad sold last week & bought WJG & GATC | blackhorse23 | |
29/9/2023 13:20 | At this rate of decay the share price will quickly become a penny share again. | fuji99 | |
29/9/2023 12:47 | What a month on here !!.... a right lemon ...only a bad pandemic can save em now I recon | mrminister | |
29/9/2023 10:30 | Yes, but really you should include the value of the SYNN nil paid rights shares (more of the value of holding went into the rights). It's about 25p if you include them. | typo56 | |
28/9/2023 15:43 | Is this now down to 12.5p in old money? | geniechem |
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