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SIG (#SHI) – CEO Steve Francis to “step down” early next year, appointment of Gavin Slark

2022-09-08 07:51:17

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I remain a fan of SIG plc (just improve the balance sheet a bit more, please!)

Back in mid-January I wrote that I was going to buy some more shares in SIG plc (SHI), “a British-based international supplier of insulation, roofing, commercial interiors and specialist construction products”. Back then the stock was about 40p and today it is just above 35p. What do I now think after today’s first half numbers?

By Chris Bailey
2022-08-09 14:12:13

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SIG (#SHI) – H1 return to profit, expects H2 return to positive free cash flow though Q2 trading “variable”

2022-08-09 07:31:39

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SIG (#SHI) – acquisition of Miers Construction Products Limited for initial £28m

2022-07-25 07:30:26

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SIG (#SHI) – trading update, expects FY “significantly ahead of previous expectations”

2022-04-29 07:32:28

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Stay excited about “born green in the 1950s” SIG!

Have you enjoyed the last week in the financial markets? It certainly has been volatile but such is life in the stock market world and - as I have observed before - if you see volatility as more of a threat than an opportunity, get somebody else to manage your investment portfolio as it will make you a lot less stressed and a lot wealthier. Meanwhile for us obsessed with the world of the financial markets the key always remains how you react. And that brings me this morning to the just announced FY21 numbers of SIG (SHI).

By Chris Bailey of Financial Orbit
2022-03-11 11:02:30

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SIG (#SHI) – 2021 return to adj. profit but still statutory loss, 2022 trading “ahead of plan”

2022-03-11 07:28:55

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Time for me to buy a few more SIG shares

I am a holder of shares in SIG plc (SHI), ‘a British-based international supplier of insulation, roofing, commercial interiors and specialist construction products’. Back in late September last year, I thought that ‘today’s share price of 48 pence should start with a 6 or a 7’. Following a trading update today the share price is a couple of pence lower, but do I still have the same conclusion for 2022 (and beyond)?