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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Itacare Capital | ITA | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.27 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 0.27 | 0.27 |
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Posted at 09/1/2013 15:00 by rambutan2 Advisers: Itacare Capital is the only company listed on the London Stock Exchange to provide investors with access to real estate investment opportunities in Brazil. Its focus is on luxury residential projects in Brazil, primarily targeted at the domestic, second home owner market. Listed prop developer DCI bought 10% in mkt from keen seller in july 2013, see pg39 of below link for its take on ITA: |
Posted at 23/2/2005 18:48 by dyfiman Evening Rosemary (how do you do?) and all...........I've come round to thinking that the choice here may well simple whatever the arimetic of share prices in a merger. A done deal to merge the two companies could result in one entity with more firepower in its market sector, perfectly manageable debt, plus cost-savings through jettisoning various departments that duplicate currently and goodbye to managerial types on high salaries. Whereas there are currently two HQ's, there would be one after a merger. And I'm sure there are other areas where a merger could lead to significant cost-cutting. All in all, two weakish companies become one stronger entity, geared to perform better and achieve a better share price than either company could hope as stand-alone operations. Another factor is that media/advertising as a sector has been due a bounce for some time given it's supposed to be cyclical. So, buy some HNT and buy some ITA with a 12-month view? Would appreciate views/criticisms from more experienced investors. Best regards END |
Posted at 07/9/2004 10:10 by scallywagkid Cannacord research note of 6 Sept increases their target price to 85.4p and recommends investors buy at current levels. |
Posted at 05/5/2004 08:39 by master rsi Results out....LONDON (AFX) - Shares in Incepta Group edged up in early trade as investors looked forward to a recovery in the company's fortunes. The owner of PR agency Citigate Dewe Rogerson revealed a 31 pct slide in full year profits, but noted a recent pick up in market sentiment as the global economy recovers. The marketing and advertising group posted an underlying pretax profit of 11.6 mln stg for the year ended Feb 29, compared with 16.9 mln last time. "Although we are certainly more optimistic, we will remain cautious until the improvement in sentiment is more consistent and leads to sustained higher levels of corporate activity and marketing spend," said chairman Francis Maude. Incepta shares were 1/2 firmer at 118 pence by 7.35 am. |
Posted at 23/2/2004 07:53 by sidhu111 LONDON (AFX) - Advertising agency WPP Group PLC is set to show a strong upturn in 2003 profits on Friday as a deep, three year recession in advertising thaws. According to an AFX News poll of six brokers the company is seen reporting an underlying profit before tax of 438-455 mln stg for 2003, compared to 393.8 mln. Revenue in the first half was flat, but brokers expect the third quarter to be up 1 pct on an organic basis and some 1-2 pct higher in the final quarter. Goldman Sachs said strong revenue performance from Publicis and Omnicom in the fourth quarter of 5.2 pct and 7.6 pct respectively, make its estimates of 2.2 pct for WPP look conservative. On average, brokers see organic revenue up 1.2 pct for 2003. The recovery is being driven almost entirely by the US with Europe and Asia still broadly flat. Investor attention will focus on the outlook for this year and beyond. For 2004, WPP is seen posting organic revenue growth of 4 pct. Advertising group's make much of the triple play this year - the US presidential elections, Olympic games in Athens in August and European championship football in Portugal in June. But it remains unclear how significant spending by advertisers will be around these events. For WPP, most brokers see a the major potential upside on its 2004 margins. In 2003 margins are seen at 13 pct, including newly-acquired Cordiant. But in 2004 many analysts estimate it could rise to 14 pct or above compared to current guidance from the company of 13.8 pct. Rival Omnicom should show margins of 14.5 pct in 2004 and Publicis 15.2 pct, which indicates upside potential. "Overall, we see scope for WPP's margin performance to surprise on the upside during 2004," said Deutsche Bank analyst Patrick Kirby. Analysts argue redundancy costs are unlikely to recur in 2004 while the outlook for advertising markets is much improved since the company gave the 13.8 pct margin guidance in August. |
Posted at 11/4/2003 13:42 by master rsi A further move up to 11-11.5p +0.25p no wonder that investors are buying, the short term Indicator Stochastic is at is lows (oversold) and ready for the turn around. |
Posted at 28/3/2003 21:13 by master rsi MMs tricks were at work from the start, the late marked up yesterday, was marked down this morning, that is the games they play this days, gives the impresion that is going down and investors sell.Plenty of middle price trades, specially the ones at the end of the day delayed ofcourse that give a good volume again. |
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