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Seeing Machines (SEE) Share Price & Analysis

SEE Stock Chart & Stats

GBX 3.69-GBX 0.02(-0.54%)
At close: 4:30 PM GMT
GBX 4GBX 4.5GBX 53 Aug17 Aug1 Sep14 Sep28 Sep12 Oct26 Oct
Day’s Range
GBX 3.56 - GBX 3.72
52-Week Range
GBX 2.80 - GBX 6.48
Previous Close
GBX 3.71
Volume
2.22M
Average Volume (3M)
9.64M
Market Cap
GBP 180.56M
Enterprise Value
GBP 299.63M
Total Cash (Recent Filing)
GBP 3.63M
Total Debt (Recent Filing)
GBP 58.05M
Price to Earnings (P/E)
―
Beta
0.43
Next Earnings
Mar 31, 2027 (Est.)
EPS Estimate
N/A
Next Dividend Ex-Date
N/A
Dividend Yield
N/A

Bulls Say, Bears Say

Bulls Say

Revenue Growth

Seeing Machines reported a very large year-over-year revenue increase (latest year +154%), indicating successful demand capture and program wins. Sustained high top-line growth supports scale economics, eases amortization of R&D, and enables longer-term margin improvement if production ramps continue.

Healthy Gross Margin

A gross margin near 63% implies the core computer-vision software and hardware mix has strong unit economics. High gross margins provide room to invest in product development and sales while absorbing fixed costs, improving the odds of reaching operating profitability as sales scale and recurring licensing grows.

Diversified OEM And Fleet Revenue Model

The business earns revenue from long-duration OEM programs and recurring fleet subscriptions/hardware sales. This dual channel provides multiple growth levers, sticky revenue from embedded licensing and services, and reduces reliance on a single market, supporting durable cash generation as programs transition to production.

Bears Say

Negative Net Margin

A deeply negative net margin (-40%+) shows the company remains loss-making after operating costs, interest, and taxes. Persistent losses can erode equity, constrain reinvestment, and require external funding; converting strong gross margins into sustainable net profits is essential for long-term viability.

Negative Operating Cash Flow

Negative operating cash flow and volatile free cash flow growth signal the business is not yet self-financing its growth. That raises liquidity and execution risk during production ramps; management must tighten cash conversion or secure durable financing to support multi-year OEM program cycles.

Moderate Leverage

A debt/equity ratio above 1 implies meaningful leverage relative to equity. Combined with ongoing losses and negative operating cash flow, leverage increases financial risk, limits flexibility to invest in R&D or absorb delays in OEM production ramps, and can heighten refinancing pressure in adverse conditions.

Seeing Machines News

SEE FAQ

What was Seeing Machines’s price range in the past 12 months?
Seeing Machines lowest share price was 2.80 p and its highest was 6.48 p in the past 12 months.
What is Seeing Machines’s market cap?
Seeing Machines’s market cap is £180.56M.
When is Seeing Machines’s upcoming earnings report date?
The company’s upcoming earnings report date is not yet available.
How were Seeing Machines’s earnings last quarter?
Seeing Machines released its earnings results on Sep 28, 2026. The company reported 0.002 p earnings per share for the quarter.
Is Seeing Machines overvalued?
According to Wall Street analysts Seeing Machines’s price is currently Undervalued.
Does Seeing Machines pay dividends?
Seeing Machines does not currently pay dividends.
What is Seeing Machines’s EPS estimate?
Seeing Machines’s EPS estimate for its next earnings report is not yet available.
How many shares outstanding does Seeing Machines have?
Seeing Machines has 4,912,392,000 shares outstanding.
What happened to Seeing Machines’s price movement after its last earnings report?
Seeing Machines reported an EPS of 0.002 p in its last earnings report. Following the earnings report the stock price went up 2.941%.
Which hedge fund is a major shareholder of Seeing Machines?
Currently, no hedge funds are holding shares in GB:SEE
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