Strip Tinning at 52-week low; 2026 sales outlook much higher than current value
Strip Tinning Holdings plc dropped to 17.00 pence on Monday, hitting a 52-week low. The AIM-traded auto connector supplier’s market cap was around £3.10 million, while its reported nominated lifetime sales are still over £100 million. Shares slipped 2.86% as of 1630 BST. Google Finance showed volume at 10,380 shares, a little above the 9,510 average. Strip Tinning closed at the lows of its 17.00p–30.00p 52-week band, but the FTSE AIM All-Share index ticked up 0.34% to 778.74 as of 1650 BST. Tape action was weak in the stock, not across the AIM index.