Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has announced its results for the first half of the 2026 calendar year and that its “strategy is gaining momentum… by transforming our operational effectiveness and driving stronger and more profitable growth, including assessing options for our Thermal Products division”. That is good news but what of the valuation at a 253.5p share price, £700 million market cap, up from a 208p offer price share tip in March?
Shares in “global leader in advanced materials” Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) had been rising this year and closed February at above 240p. There’s followed its calendar year 2025 results which, together with the geopolitics, saw the shares to below 210p and suggest to us buying opportunity.
Manufacturer of carbon and ceramic materials for “complex and technologically demanding applications”, Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has issued an “AGM Trading Update” concluding that its “decentralised organisation, cost management and strong balance sheet will provide us with the flexibility to navigate through this difficult period and deliver earnings growth with improving demand”. How is that relative to a 204p share price, £572 million market capitalisation?
Thermal products, carbon-based components and technical ceramics company Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has announced results for the first half of 2024, emphasising some “good progress” despite demand caution in a number of its end-markets and expecting second half revenue to be in line with that in its first half. What does this all suggest from a current 312.5p share price?
Carbon and ceramic materials manufacturer Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has announced its results for the 2023 calendar year headlined “Results in line, business simplification announced, higher growth outlook”. How good is this news from a 266p share price, £759 million market cap?
Carbon and ceramic materials company Morgan Advanced Materials (MGAM) has announced results for the first half of 2023 headlined “encouraging progress; FY23 guidance unchanged”. How encouraging is this?









