Shares in SIG (SHI.L) have fallen notably from recent highs of 130.5p. Will the trend prevail, or is this an opportunity for you to pick up a bargain?

• Currently at 94.7p (at time of writing). A move up to highs would represent a rise of 37%.
• These share are amongst the biggest fallers in the period.
• Is the move unfinished, or are we about to see a bounce?
• The market has been known to over-react to bad news. Investors should consider whether these falls are justified, or is this an over-reaction?
• Shares -38% from 12-month highs; +5% from 12 month lows.

Latest News

09:30:  Peel Hunt has downgraded its rating on SIG (SHI) to hold (from buy) and reduced the target price to 115p  (from 165p).

07:46:  SIG, the specialist building material supplier, has posted a 6.1% fall in like-for-like revenues for the full year.

02 Dec:  Jefferies International reiterates its hold rating on SIG (SHI) and reduced the target price to 122p (from 142p).

18 Nov:  NIck Maddock, Executive Director, bought 135 shares in the firm on the 15th November 2019 at a price of 110.70p. This Director currently has 153,056 shares.

10 Oct:  UBS reiterates its sell rating on SIG (SHI) and reduced the target price to 88p (from 93p).

09 Oct:  NIck Maddock, Executive Director, bought 74,000 shares in the firm on the 9th October 2019 at a price of 102.30p. This Director currently has 152,921 shares.

08 Oct:  Andrew Allner, Chairman, bought 16,000 shares in the firm on the 8th October 2019 at a price of 99.75p. This Director currently has 59,954 shares.  NOTE: Average price over 2 transactions

Source: Bloomberg, Reuters, Alpha Terminal, FT, DJ Newswires

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