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November 2021
Health stocks to watch as pandemic eases
Pacific Smiles, NIB and Monash IVF are among the companies favoured by fund managers.
July 2016
Dentistry stocks proving to be no safe haven for ASX investors
The three main ASX dentistry stocks, Pacific Smiles, 1300Smiles and SDI, have sold off 10 to 25 per cent since late 2015.
December 2015
Salary Survey 2015: Show of hands keeps lid on 'strikes' against pay reports
Mining and mid-cap companies continue to flout the rules on shareholder voting, disregarding large protest votes to wave through executive bonuses.
December 2012
SDI shows promising signs of a turnaround
In the past six months SDI’s share price has performed strongly, increasing by about 200 per cent.
August 2011
SDI Limited
Dental products maker SDI Limited exports more than 90 per cent of its products, with the group’s profits undermined by the strong Australian dollar and a higher silver price. However, the group believes it will be able to pass on these costs this year.
August 2010
SDI
SDI, a dental materials company, saw a foreign exchange hit to net profit, which masked a stronger performance from the underlying business. Jeffery Cheetham, SDI’s Managing Director said key product Riva, a glass-based tooth filler, is now becoming established in the global market.
February 2008
February 2007
August 2006
March 2006
BRIEFS
INVOCARE Australia's only listed funeral company said revenue was flat despite a fall in the expected death rate
August 2005
SDI confident it has stopped the rot
SDI managing director and major shareholder Jeffery Cheetham has apologised to investors for a disastrous year in which profits for the specialist dental products maker shrank nearly 75 per cent.
May 2005
SDI cuts forecast again
Specialist dental products maker SDI has shocked investors with its second profit downgrade in as many months, adding its name to the growing list of small-cap companies to lower earnings expectations.
November 2004
SDI bites off more growth
Westfield shopping magnate Frank Lowy likes to tell the story of how ££1000 invested in his company when it began in the 1950s would today be worth nearly $200 million.
September 2004
India toothsome to SDI
Specialist dental products maker SDI is considering establishing a subsidiary in India, taking advantage of the country's mushrooming middle class and its escalating demand for the company's suite of tooth-whitening systems, alloys and dental equipment.
July 2004
Dental group is smiling
Specialist dental products maker SDI put a smile on investors' faces after it forecast that a nearly 16 per cent jump in sales for 2003-04 to $42.5 million.
February 2004
All smiles
Jeffery Cheetham is the managing director and founder of the dental restorative material company SDI. For most of the 1990s its share price hovered around 50¢. Now, with a successful export campaign and the popularity of cosmetic dentistry, SDI shares are $10.50. Investors, including Cheetham, who owns about 45% of the company, have built large fortunes.
November 2003
Dental products become sexy
Manufacturing the amalgam that dentists use to fill cavities is not the sexiest of businesses. When Hunter Hall portfolio manager Craig Hood strayed out to the industrial Melbourne suburb of Bayswater to take a look at SDI with Southern Cross Equities broker David O'Halloran , he was the first institutional investor to visit the company in three years.
August 2003
Million-dollar smile
New markets, a wider range and an investor relations push have given a dental supplier a ring of confidence.