A 12% dividend based on the current price. Just wanted to mention it... 😉
I know—I’m the only one here who’s invested, along with two other people. And yes, I know that a dividend isn’t guaranteed. 😅
Puestos
16$SESG (-2,29 %) - I thought to myself: After the drop in the stock price and this month’s ex-dividend date, this is definitely a great opportunity to lower my average cost by buying more shares. But of course, I was too slow. 💥💥 Of all days, the stock is up nearly 10% again today. 🦧☄️
$SESG (-2,29 %) - I recently bought some more SES shares and will continue to do so until I reach my target of 1,000 shares. The current price weakness actually works in my favor. -> Please, let the price rise later... 😉
$SESG (-2,29 %) - Newsflash: SES and De Boer Marine Expand Collaboration with FlexMaritime Deployment Across Global Markets. https://www.ses.com/news/news-flash/newsflash-ses-and-de-boer-marine-expand-collaboration-with-flexmaritime-deployment
I'm going to take the liberty of posting a few updates $SESG (-2,29 %) . I’m probably pretty much the only one here who’s invested in this company. Overall, though, I think there’s a lot going on at the company. So far, I’ve only invested a small amount, but I’ll likely expand that position a bit over the next few months.
July 7, 2026: Blanket Purchase Agreement (BPA) with the U.S. Space Force’s Space Systems Command
July 10, 2026: Share buyback program worth 31 million euros
July 25, 2026: Expanded partnership with Tototheo Global in the area of SES FlexMaritime Services
July 27, 2026: Partnership between SES and Starlab for communications at the Starlab Commercial Space Station
$SESG (-2,29 %) (SES S.A.) cooperates with $BA (+0,43 %) (Boeing) in the area of multi-orbit connectivity. All aircraft delivered by Boeing in the future will be equipped with the option of a multi-orbit antenna provided by SES, which will be installed directly at the factory by Boeing when the package is implemented.
Press release from 14.04.2026
$SESG (-2,29 %) - the satellite operator from Luxembourg has performed well to very well over the past month (up almost 30% on the month as of today).
I actually have the stock in my portfolio as a dividend payer and was just about to build up the position further, but the price is now running away from me.
I went through the company news of the last few weeks. The positive share price performance is fueled by:
- Strong revenue growth in the first quarter of 2026, with SES reporting an 80.5% increase in revenue to EUR 847 million as Intelsat's figures are now fully consolidated following the merger in July 2025.
- Good operating result. Adjusted EBITDA increased by 44.2% to 404 million euros. This has strengthened the market's confidence in the profitability of the merger.
- Lower capital expenditure. Planned investments for 2026 were capped at around EUR 700 million, which protects free cash flow and accelerates the planned debt reduction.
- Good development of the Networks and Mobility division. The business with connectivity for aviation is growing rapidly; almost 600 aircraft are already flying with the SES platform.
- Government contracts and defense. The demand for secure, satellite-based communication is increasing. There is an order backlog of over 3.5 billion euros from European and US authorities.
It's a pity I wasn't quicker to build up the position. Nevertheless, I think I will gradually buy a little more.
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My impulse buy $SESG (-2,29 %) from a couple of weeks ago has today spit out dividends and thrown a few coins at my head. I'm quite happy so far 😉
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Hello my dears,
to my company presentation of $SESG (-2,29 %) SES there was a good addition in the comments from @Raketentoni . Which has its own screening system, so thank you my dear for keeping an eye on it again. And for telling us the dangers by name.
To make my work a little easier, I always use the TraderFox Scoring Systems.
I've already done a series on this called 🔴🟠🟡🟢🔵🟣Points Kings.
Here, however, I have only selected the green values, i.e. with a high number of points.
And in my company presentations, I only include the green scores.
So you can assume that if no scoring is inserted, it is a value in the yellow or red range.
So my question to the community is, would you also like me to add yellow and red ratings in future?
For classification, there are:
Many of you will have used the TraderFox Scoring and already use it yourselves.
Here you refer to the history.
This means
(related to the quality check)
However, you should assume that such stocks are less conservative and also carry a certain risk risk.
And mostly companies with a moat.
We're talking about the greens here.
PS. All my company ideas are of course not stock recommendations. Everyone is responsible for themselves and must make their own decisions.
Quality check for shares (here again the exact explanation of the quality check)
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The TraderFox quality check assigns up to 15 points to each share. We use key figures that have become established in finance to distinguish quality from junk. The special thing about our quality check is that the 15 criteria are always considered in the context of the rest of the shares on the market. According to the principle: a key figure is considered to be fulfilled if the company performs better than, for example, 65% of all other companies in the respective reference market. The quality check is intended firstly to help investors reduce the risk of investments and secondly to draw attention to outstanding investment opportunities.
The following are the key figures and threshold values used
Growth and stability:
- Sales growth 5 years; 50%
- Stability Sales growth 5 years; 65%
- EPS growth 5 years; 50%
- Stability EPS growth 5 years; 65%
Profitability and profitability
- Return on equity; 50%
- Return on capital employed; 50%
- Net profit margin; 50%
Share price performance and volatility
- Volatility; 50% (ranking reversed)
- Performance per year; 50%
- Price stability; 50%
Security and balance sheet
- Financial debt; 50% (ranking reversed)
- EBIT / debt; 25%
- EBIT / interest payment; 25%
Red flags
- P/E ratio too high?; 10% (ranking reversed)
- P/E ratio too high?; 10% (ranking reversed)
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