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Latest results from Zytronic (ZYT) showed net tangible assets of £12 million including cash of £3.7 million, whilst the most recent closing market cap was £5.3 million and the company has now announced it is to “commence the orderly wind-down of the group's assets”. Er, so what about a current approaching 20% further lower share price response to 42.5p?
Last month touch sensors manufacturer Zytronic (ZYT) announced a “strategic review” to assess its future options but also that it had “developed a new strategic and operational Transformation Plan… The board will meet quarterly to appraise the ongoing progress and viability of the transformation plan to ensure safeguarding of shareholder assets”. So what of now a “Conclusion of Strategic Review” announcement?
Most recently writing on touch sensors manufacturer Zytronic (ZYT), early this year with the shares down to 60p I concluded its outlook suggested to continue to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 53.5p and what of they currently down to 50p on the back of a “Strategic Review & Trading Update” announcement?
Touch sensors manufacturer Zytronic (ZYT) is a former HotStockRockets tip, though where it was suggested to switch into something else with the shares still above 100p last May considering the company’s near-term outlook. The shares most recently closed at 80p, and now what of the company’s year ended 30th September 2023 results currently seeing them down at 60p?
Touch sensors company Zytronic (ZYT) has announced that the average monthly order intake is at levels similar to the second half of the prior year and that “business development and the opportunities pipeline continue to progress positively”. So what of its current valuation?
In August we downgraded our stance on touch sensors company Zytronic (ZYT) to sell with the shares at 135p as we noted the short-term outlook looked challenged. Despite the recent somewhat stock market recovery, that has proven sensible as the shares are now at an offer price of...135p. That is though a recovery from 112.5p at the start of October and there now looks reason to believe that the recovery has a good deal further to go.
Touch sensors manufacturer Zytronic (ZYT) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2022 and that, whilst there are headwinds, it “remains well positioned to progress in its recovery, particularly now as the global sales and marketing activities resume”.
Hello Share Shufflers. Uncle Tom and Steve write appreciably about the touch sensor king Zytronic (ZYT). And I thought I'd like to support their enthusiasm. In an age when many more of us rely on digital gizmos, there can be little doubt that touch screens are more and more essential to those folks seeking an easier life
Newcastle-upon-Tyne touch sensors manufacturing company Zytronic (ZYT) has announced a trading update including that “revenues for the first five months are approximately 25% ahead year-on-year and we are maintaining operating margins at the improved levels of last year. The order book is 45% ahead of the same period last year”. That sounds good, but what does it mean tangibly?...
Developer and manufacturer of touch sensors for use with electronic displays in industrial, self-service and public access equipment, Zytronic (ZYT) was a September tip here and a share price fall in the last month has looked harsh to us. The company now clearly seems to think the same.
Touch sensors manufacturing company Zytronic (ZYT) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2021 and noted “the basis for good progress in the coming year”.
Recommending last month shares in developer and manufacturer of touch sensors for use with electronic displays in industrial, self-service and public access equipment, Zytronic (ZYT) at a 175p offer price we noted expected performance ahead of expectations and further potential in a faster return towards previous levels of trading.
Hello, Share Smirkers. Even niche businesses have been hit by covid. One such outfit is Zytronic (ZYT), which makes touch sensors for the electronics industry. However, a latest trading update from the company talks about a ‘considerable turnaround’. There’s been a return to profitability since the half year ended at the end of March. Both sales and margins have risen with strong cash generation.
