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IIR Ind.Intl.Inv.

1.25
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ind.Intl.Inv. LSE:IIR London Ordinary Share GB0009256867 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.25 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/3/2009
09:13
LOL - judging by the way that small caps have been hammered and companies are leaving AIM in droves, I just hope that there is still a market for IIR to tap.
lord gnome
10/3/2009
23:13
James

Is that a wild stab in the dark or have you contacted someone in the know?

rob67
09/3/2009
14:49
thanks James - will watch out with interest.

If it happens and if they can get any business in the teeth of this recession, just imagine what prospects could be if they are still in business when the recovery eventually comes...

scrapheap
03/3/2009
14:05
as ever hoping for the best but fearing the worst...
scrapheap
03/3/2009
09:17
OK thanks

Lets hope its significantly good not bad :o)

Cheers

james 2
03/3/2009
09:13
I contacted the LSE and they were unable to give me any news on PSQ. However, they did say there would be an update on PSQ soon - I remember getting the impression that something significant would be announced.
mjcrockett
03/3/2009
09:00
Morning all, mjc care to expand on the above ?

Thanks

james 2
24/2/2009
13:13
I hope it is still gonna happen as they have spent 2 years preparing 4 its launch, never mind the financial resources it has gobbled up!
Still hopeful tho as they do eventually get things sorted if not always within given times scales!

rob67
24/2/2009
09:13
...only that there will be some news about PSQ fairly soon.
mjcrockett
24/2/2009
09:10
still no report and all gone a bit quiet for my liking.

I so worry that PSQ may never happen in the face of current markets/economics...

Fingers crossed but starting to fear the worst again.... the exchange rate should be helping of course but..

Anyone hear anything from the company recently?

scrapheap
27/1/2009
22:52
they did pretty much SFA when we employed them as far as I can see, so don't see why that would change now.....
james 2
27/1/2009
19:20
no report tho...
scrapheap
27/1/2009
16:03
Now pushing an ad for GEO Monitor + an ad deal with FXCM and also some sort of charity thingy
james 2
20/1/2009
13:32
Well the UK economy may be going down the toilet but the exchange rate just gets better for IIR!

Sterling tumbled to its lowest level against the dollar in seven-and-a-half years today, as traders digested the implications of the government's latest multibillion lifeline to support the banking sector.

On the foreign exchange markets the pound shed more than six cents to hit $1.3896, its weakest point since June 2001. Banking shares also came under further pressure, with shares in Lloyds Banking Group plummeting almost 50% at one stage, to 33.8p. Barclays lost another 12% to 77.5p.

Yesterday morning the pound was worth almost 10 cents more at $1.47, but proposals for the UK taxpayer to insure bank loans and support the mortgage market piled pressure on the currency. One commentator even claimed that the UK economy was "finished".

scrapheap
19/1/2009
09:02
nope - late as usual!!
scrapheap
16/1/2009
09:36
Any sign of that broker note?
Especially as its already been paid for. US Dollar still well under their forecast 4 2nd half. Should help finals a little.

rob67
05/1/2009
13:08
Happy new year all.

Danger of retiring the policeman who keeps the sell-side honest
Published: December 22 2008 02:00 | Last updated: December 22 2008 02:00

From Mr Shane Smith.

james 2
03/1/2009
09:16
hi all

Happy new year

good to see the thread is still going

still holding :0)

gimme sunshine
02/1/2009
17:35
Would it be possible to advertise on this thread as far as IIR is concerned
and refer to one's own stockbroker for completion?
I am the proud IIR holder who managed to purchase its shares the cheapest:
10K at 1.5p
Would not mind another 40K at that price to round up my holding to 300K.
There should be a number of impatient, disillusioned holders who would not
mind taking the pittance now rather then waiting for the jam tomorrow.

fatso
02/1/2009
11:20
I'll email SS with this information I think
scrapheap
02/1/2009
11:19
Not exactly an easy economic environment to launch this service either...

BTW, I see Sheffield United are delisting from AIM also and they have laid out these plans for the future trading... IIR might want to look at this!


The Directors are aware that shareholders may still wish to acquire or dispose of ordinary
shares and, accordingly, intend to use
reasonable endeavours to put in place and maintain a matched bargain settlement facility.
Under this facility, it is intended that
shareholders or persons wishing to acquire shares will be able to leave an indication with the
matched bargain settlement facility provider
that they are prepared to buy or sell at an agreed price. In the event that the matched
bargain settlement facility provider is able to
match that order with an opposite sell or buy instruction, the matched bargain settlement
facility provider will contact both parties and
then effect the order. Shareholders who do not have their own broker may need to register with
the matched bargain settlement facility
provider as a new client. This can take some time to process and therefore shareholders who
consider they are likely to use this facility
are encouraged to commence it at the earliest opportunity. Once the facility has been
arranged, the contact details of the matched bargain settlement facility provider will be made
available to shareholders on
the Company's website at www.sufc.premiumtv.co.uk.
Subject to agreement of appropriate terms with the matched bargain settlement facility
provider, the Directors have also agreed in
principle to provide liquidity to the matched bargain settlement facility for at least 12
months after the de*listing by agreeing to provide
a buyer of last resort for a maximum aggregate amount of 500,000 ordinary shares to be
purchased from that shareholder and their connected
persons in any one quarter at a "floor" purchase price. This price will be set by the
Directors on a quarterly basis but for the purposes of
the first quarter following the de*listing the price will be at least the mid market price
quoted on AIM as at the close of business on the
date before the cancellation of the Company's listing was announced.

scrapheap
02/1/2009
08:47
HNY everyone. No sign of that John East research report as yet.... I reread those interim results over the holiday period. Given they were based on 1.95 vs GBP, they were really pretty good. Now if Obama could require another settlement for independent research too along with the bank reforms then this would really give us a big bonus. Here's hoping for PSQ and other initiatives actually lead us somewhere.
scrapheap
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