Describing itself as “a leading technology solutions provider to customers in selected industrial markets”, Nexteq (NXQ) has announced a “Strategic new customer win for Densitron… the group’s display and human machine interface technology brand”. What about this in the context of the shares currently more than 11% higher in response at 50p?
Describing itself as “a leading technology solutions provider to customers in selected industrial markets”, Nexteq (NXQ) has issued a trading update which includes stating “a robust performance in the displays division, trading under the Densitron brand, with revenue anticipated to be c. $13.9m (H1 2025: $13.8m)” and expected “full year outcome remaining in line with recent market communication”. So what about a current 51p share price comparing to above 67p as recently as May?
Most recently on company describing itself as “a leading technology solutions provider to customers in selected industrial markets” Nexteq (NXQ), in March with the shares further lower at 74.5p I wrote ‘2025 results, “positive about the mid to long term future”. Er, what about the near term then?’ concluding including that emphasis of mid and/or long term tends to mean the nearer term future isn’t encouraging. The shares most recently closed at 65.5p and what of now a “Trading Update”?
Describing itself as “a leading technology solutions provider to customers in selected industrial markets”, Nexteq (NXQ) has issued its results for the 2025 calendar year which it states it “is pleased to announce” and include “retain our conviction in the growth potential of this business, and remain positive about the mid to long term future of Nexteq”. So what about a share price, already down from not far off 90p in December, currently slightly further lower at 74.5p?
Most recently on industrial outsourcing provider Nexteq (NXQ), in September as the shares fell slightly to 78p I wrote ‘interims emphasise “resilient performance”, but how resilient really?’ – which cautioned due to challenging market conditions and an ongoing organisational refocus. The shares most recently closed at 83p, but what about them currently falling below 75p on the back of a “Trading Update”?
Industrial outsourcing provider Nexteq (NXQ) has announced its results for the first half of the 2025 calendar year headlined “Resilient performance with strong order intake and cash generation”. However, what about a current share price response slightly lower to 78p, with the shares already down from 97p a year ago?
Industrial outsourcing provider Nexteq (NXQ) has issued a trading update including that “order intake levels continues in line with management’s expectations… significantly ahead of revenue” and “net cash at 30 June 2025 was $28.1m”. So what about a current 66.5p share price, £39.8 million (currently approx. $53.8 million) market capitalisation, here?
Describing itself as “a leading technology solutions provider to customers in selected industrial markets”, Nexteq (NXQ) has issued a “Trading Update and Appointment of CFO”-titled announcement including that “whilst there are short-term trading headwinds, the investment in new products and solutions gives significant optimism for the future”. So what of a share price currently down towards 70p in response?
Earlier this year on industrial technology company Nexteq (NXQ), from HotStockRockets it was 2023 “materially improved profitability and cash generation”, but take profits on another winning share tip. That was with the shares above 150p and it noted it stating “softer customer demand seen in 2023 has, as expected, persisted in the first months of 2024” and that “the board remains confident in the medium-term organic growth prospects”, which tends to mean not confident on such short term prospects. The shares most recently closed at 122.5p and what of today announcements including “trading update” and “board transition”?
Industrial technology provider Nexteq (NXQ) has announced results for the 2023 calendar year emphasising “materially improved profitability and cash generation through focus on higher margin products” and “dividend of 3.3p per share proposed (2022: 3.0p per share) reflecting confidence in growth and strong cash generation”. What’s the financial detail from a current 153.5p share price?
Technology outsourcer for electronic equipment manufacturers, Nexteq (NXQ) has announced that it expects to report 2023 calendar year adjusted profit before tax “comfortably ahead of market expectations” and that it “starts the new financial year with a good order book at c.5 months of revenues, which is consistent with historic levels and provides good visibility for FY24”. Good news.
