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SDI Group

May 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • SDI
  • Price:
  • 52.5p
Ahead of results in July, SDI has announced that it will meet market expectations for FY 20 of an adjusted pretax profit of £4.2m. Decisive action to reduce costs following the lockdown on 23 March has ensured that it has traded profitably in March and April but uncertainty over the duration of the COVID-19 lockdown is prompting a withdrawal of FY21 guidance. SDI has reduced costs, including a temporary (3 month) 33% cut to board salaries and furloughing 19% of staff (c.45 staff est.), which will save c.£100k per month. Tipped at 21p in March ‘17, we took some profit at c.90p. Hold the rest. ...

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