Describing itself as a “specialist value added component supplier and design-in manufacturer of computing, power, and communications products”, Solid State (SOLI) has issued a “Trading Update” headlined “Strong year-end trading delivers results ahead of expectations”. What about a share price currently approaching 15% higher to 160p, though comparing to above 200p last summer?
Describing itself as a “specialist value added component supplier and design-in manufacturer of computing, power, and communications products” Solid State plc (SOLI) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2025 headlined “Marginally ahead of revised market expectations”. So what about a share price, already down from having been above 300p early in the reporting year, currently a further more than 9% to 187.5p in response?
Last week a “Trading Update” from industrial electronics company Solid State (SOLI) included it arguing it “trading in-line with market expectations for the full year” to end-March. With the shares then at 220p, I questioned that including noting the level of pipeline orders it needed to convert in the second half in a stated “challenging” prevailing trading environment and concluded, on a risk versus reward basis, avoid/sell. Now already a further “Trading Update”. Uh oh!…
Supplier of components, assemblies and manufactured systems for use in critical applications, Solid State plc (SOLI) has issued a “trading update” commencing that it is “pleased to report that the group is trading in-line with market expectations for the full year” and including that there has been “significant improvement in order intake in the most recent months, combined with the opportunities in security and defence”. So why a share price currently down more than 10% in response to 220p?
‘Specialist value added component supplier and design-in manufacturer of computing, power and communications products’, Solid State (SOLI) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2024 and current year “management confidence over the full year expectations”. So what of the shares currently over 4% lower at 1465p in response?
Electronics products for specialist and harsh environments company Solid State (SOLI) today commences a “trading update” with that it is “pleased to report a record year in FY24 with a strong trading performance towards the end of the year”. So why a current share price response towards 1300p, down more than 6%?
Sam Smith, who quit as CEO of FinnCap (FCAP) shortly before a series (not yet) finished of dire profits warnings having, imprudently, racked up the cost base in the face of an obvious oncoming macro storm, claiming that her resignation was to allow her to get her leg over, now has time on her hands. Sorry to hear about the downturn in the how’s your father department Sam. Anyhow she has today become a NED at Solid State (SOLI).
Shares in supplier of electronics products for specialist and harsh environments, Solid State (SOLI) are down from above 1430p as recently as December to an 1145p offer price despite a recent trading update noting “continued strong trading in the second half of the year, resulting in a performance for the period that is at least in line with consensus expectations” and “confident it will continue to deliver further growth for shareholders”.









