Building products supplier SIG plc (SHI) “is pleased to announce that Simon Kesterton, Chief Financial Officer, will be appointed Chief Executive Officer… the board believes that Simon is exceptionally well placed to sustain the delivery of Vision 2030”. What are the details with the shares currently up to 9p in response?
Describing itself as “a leading pan-European supplier of specialist building products to trade customers”, SIG plc (SHI) has announced results for the first half of the 2026 calendar year emphasising “Resilient operational performance”. However, that usually means a challenged financial performance which the company doesn’t consider its fault.
Describing itself as “a leading supplier of specialist insulation and building products across Europe”, SIG plc (SHI) has issued “Trading Update” and “Appointment of Chief Financial Officer” announcements and what of the shares currently slightly up at 7.8p in response but still down from above 9p as recently as earlier this month?
SIG plc (SHI) has issued a “Directorate change” announcement that “it has received notice from Ian Ashton of his resignation as the group’s Chief Financial Officer, in order that he may take up a new role at TT Electronics (TTG)… A process is underway to identify a successor as CFO. Ian will remain in his role for a period of up to six months”. What about this after I most recently wrote on SIG last month; ‘2025 results, an aim to deliver “further” financial and strategic progress’?
Describing itself as “a leading pan-European supplier of specialist building products to trade customers”, SIG plc (SHI) has announced its results for the 2025 calendar year emphasising that these “reflect continued strong commercial execution and productivity gains against a challenging market backdrop”. What about a share price of now around 9.7p comparing to above 16p at the start of 2025?
Most recently on company describing itself as “a leading supplier of specialist insulation and building products across Europe” SIG plc (SHI), in July with the shares up to 15p I wrote ‘emphasises “underlying operating profit”, but how’s cash flow performance?’ concluding that it remained the stance which has served well here so far; avoid/sell. The shares most recently closed at 9.075p and what about now a “Q3 Trading Update” including emphasising its “businesses continue to outperform and take share within their end markets… underlying operating profit outlook for the full year remains unchanged and in line with market expectations”… and the shares currently at 9p in response, slightly further down?
Describing itself as “a leading supplier of specialist insulation and building products across Europe”, SIG plc (SHI) has issued a “H1 Trading Update” including noting “continued market outperformance… continues to expect the group to deliver full year underlying operating profit in line with market expectations… believes the group remains very well positioned to benefit from the market recovery when it occurs”. So what about a currently up to 15p share price in response?
It has been announced that CEO of insulation and building products company SIG plc (SHI), Gavin Slark, has been appointed as the next CEO of building materials distributor Travis Perkins (TPK) and, whilst shares in the latter are up, shares in SIG have currently responded more than 14% lower to 15.445p. With though Travis Perkins an above £1.2 billion market cap FTSE 250 company and SIG having been capitalised at not much above £200 million, what about the SIG share price response?
Describing itself as “a leading pan-European supplier of specialist building products to trade customers”, SIG plc (SHI) has today issued a “Directorate Change” announcement swiftly followed by a “Director/PDMR Shareholding” announcement. What about these with the shares currently at 12.56p in response?
SIG plc (SHI) has issued a “Director/PDMR Shareholding” announcement that a director, Alan Lovell, has “purchased 170,000 ordinary shares in the capital of the company… following this transaction, Mr Lovell's beneficial interest is now 500,000 ordinary shares”. Does this signal anything material from a most recent close 13.2p share price?
