We had been bullish on shares in ‘electrification’ products and systems company Luceco (LUCE) but took more than 70% offer price to bid price profits at 267p on the N50 website last month including noting that they were still below 160p as recently as March this year. They since though continued further upwards, most recently closing at 290p, and now an announcement including that the company “continues to expect adjusted operating profit to exceed £40m, with the potential for further significant outperformance dependent on Demand Flexibility”… and the shares currently falling to around 260p?
Designer and manufacturer of ‘electrification’ products and systems Luceco (LUCE) has announced its results for the 2025 calendar year and that, with “continued momentum” and a 2026 “strong start”, it is increasing its expectations. What does that suggest looking ahead from an up to 173p share price?
‘Electrification’ products and systems company Luceco (LUCE) has announced its results for the first half of 2025 headlined “Continued solid performance with c.10% adjusted operating profit growth. Full year expectations unchanged”. That sounds a solid performance and how does it compare to a 125p share price, £201 million market cap?
‘Electrification’ products and systems designer and manufacturer Luceco (LUCE) has issued an “H1 2025 Trading Update” including noting “adjusted operating profit expected to be in the region of £13.5m-£13.8m, up approximately 10% on the prior year” and “confidence in delivering further progress this financial year and beyond”. The following is why that suggests upside from a current below 140p share price.
Luceco (LUCE) recently announced results for the first half of 2024 including emphasising “adjusted EPS: 5.7p (H1 2023: 5.0p) up 14.0%” despite only now noting “with UK interest rates easing we are hopeful that confidence in our sectors of the economy will begin to return”. From a 154p offer price, we see upside potential from its performance despite challenging market conditions with further potential on some meaningful macroeconomic improvement.
Previously writing on wiring accessories, EV chargers, LED lighting and portable power products company Luceco (LUCE), in July with the shares at 111.4p I noted that the macroeconomic outlook could well result in further impacted demand rates and concluded continue to avoid. With the shares having last closed at 74p, what of now a “Q3 2022 Trading Update”?









