Imagelinx Share Discussion Threads

[garykc] 27/9/2007 08:45

Leaked news on the interim's released this morning I suspect. The results are quite encouraging though.

[ibarty] 27/9/2007 07:00

well quite a drop yesterday. what do the sellers know....

[garykc] 13/9/2007 10:43

COme on, give us some bl00dy news!!!!

[tgod] 22/8/2007 13:40

To be honest Garykc thats what i thought...but im hoping theres some slight action once the company starts its activities next month. So im gonna sit tight and see what happens.

[garykc] 22/8/2007 12:30

Morning. Just back from 2 weeks in Sharm El Sheikh and am surprised at the small decline today. With more positive news around and contract wins, I expecting a rise as opposed to a drop. This company needs to get more P.R. out to the wider market I feel.

[garykc] 24/7/2007 08:32

And more Director buys in the company. This shows great confidence in the companies long term future.

[garykc] 23/7/2007 09:53

And a nice tick up too this morning.

[cambium] 13/7/2007 11:07

nice buys today

[yorked] 13/7/2007 10:57

So the Executive Chairman spent over £20k for 900k shares (800k@2.25p and 100k@2p = £20k + Stamp Duty + Commission), it looks rather interesting here.

[daniel] 13/7/2007 10:34

RNS Number:2049A
Imagelinx PLC
13 July 2007



This announcement replaces announcement RNS number 2028A which was released on
13 July 2007 at 09:27am. The only change is to the number of ordinary shares
purchased at 2.25p which should have read 800,000 and not 200,000. The full text
of the announcement is set out below.

Imagelinx plc (the "Company")

Director Shareholding

Imagelinx plc was informed yesterday that Mr Albert Klein, Executive Chairman of
the Company has purchased 800,000 ordinary shares at 2.25p per share and 100,000
ordinary shares at 2p per share.

Following these acquisitions, Mr Klein is interested in 1,748,548 ordinary
shares in the capital of the Company, representing 0.6% of the issued share
capital. Of these, (848,548) are held by the Corsage Investment Trust, the
beneficiaries of which include Albert Klein and his family.

In addition, LTG Holding GmbH & Co. KG ("LTG") holds 102,677,214 ordinary
shares, representing 35.5% of the issued share capital of the Company. The
ultimate beneficial owner of LTG is Dr. Klein Erben Holding GmbH, the ultimate
beneficiaries of which include Albert Klein and his family.

END

[garykc] 13/7/2007 10:32

No comments on the MD purchasing almost 1m shares yesterday!!!! Shows great faith in the business and if this gets picked up by the weekend press, we could be seeing a nice gentle rise up to the next set of results hopefully. Bought a few yesterday, and now we know why the rise. Good luck to all who hold.

[latifs100] 12/7/2007 21:16

WHAT YEAR WILL I SEE 14P.. I BOT IN 2005 AT 14P. pls tell me they not going bust by end 2007

[ibarty] 12/7/2007 15:19

Turnover is actually only 5 to 6 million from the old business and 4 million from the new acquisition, so a total of around 10 million. Last year there were losses from both businesses. They say that in Q2 they broke even at EBITA level. With costs being taken out of the business the least we should expect is annualised profits of 350,000 same as 2005. However, the benefit of merging the two businesses should enable it to deliver note of twice this in 2008. Hence looks like on a p/e of less than 10 falling to say 5 in 2008.

[guru11] 12/7/2007 14:58

Loss last year would have been around £5.1m if they had not made a profit on the disposal, but then we have all of these goodwill and amortisation costs, which makes it very difficult to say what the actual figure would have been without them. One thing though it may take 1 or 2 years before the company see any real profit, although they are trying and they have the money from the sale as well. A long term investment for one who wants to invest here.

[guru11] 12/7/2007 14:51

So what are profit expections, does any one know.

[daniel] 12/7/2007 13:57

Huge buys from earlier, being lodged as sells.
Suspects directors are buying.

[daniel] 12/7/2007 13:50

Wasn't expensive at 10p either.
Over 56m pounds turnover.

[mistyblue2] 12/7/2007 12:14

4-5p here we go

[quotes_4_u] 12/7/2007 12:06

6.5 million market cap !

Does not look cheap to me !

[guru11] 12/7/2007 10:12

Question is what is expections ?
I dont understand why they don't quote what the expections for eps for this year is in most of these cases, as it would be more informative to the investor to put this in the RNS.

[yorked] 12/7/2007 09:02

The trading staement says "recovering" and there is also a contract win (Euro 600k per year). Bounce from the bottom, any views?

Edit: maybe it will bounce higher if the directors are going to buy a few million shares.

[ivor whopper] 18/3/2007 12:45

dont touch this........

[latifs100] 16/3/2007 14:36

good call.. i was advised to sell ltg at 10p.. but didn't holding thes at 14p from 2005.. do i average down.. any accountnts there?