UK 21:23 Tuesday, 10 November 2026
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Shares in glass fibre insulator Superglass (SPGH) currently trade approaching 20% lower today, at 3.25p, on the back of an announcement that “demand for the company's products remained subdued during the majority of the first half of the current financial year” and that it “expects to post an EBITDA loss of approximately £1.9m in H1” as well as that CEO Alex McLeod is to step down. The company does express “cautious optimism for the remainder of the financial year and beyond”, but is this justified?...
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Bobby Chariot
Not a big fan of this co after a while living near their factory in Stirling. The factory used to produce a horrible acrid smell emanating from their chimney which on certain days would blow back over the entire town – not very nice at all let me say.
Got very familiar with phoning SEPA every time it happened to complain, usual excuse was that a piece of equipment had failed and was responsible for the odour but nothing ever changed no matter how many times I complained.
A bit like AIM Regulation/FCA then.