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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 1.25 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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26/11/2009 17:42 | Heres a list of the companies covered; Companies profiled in the report Arian Silver Corporation Minco plc Chaarat Gold Holdings Ltd.* Providence Resources plc China Biodiesel International Holding Co., Ltd. Sirius Exploration plc Emerging Metals Ltd.* Sovereign Oilfield Group plc* Empyrean Energy plc* Strategic Natural Resources plc Fortune Oil Plc Toledo Mining Corporation plc Getech Group plc Uranium Resources plc* Maple Energy plc Velosi Ltd. Max Petroleum plc* Xtract Energy plc Metals Exploration plc | rob67 | |
26/11/2009 15:24 | Hi all Looks like PSQ is gaining momentum as they have just released another large sector report. This time it is for commodities. Looks like it contains quite a few companies too! All looks well for that rapid growth SS promised. | rob67 | |
20/11/2009 09:12 | Better set of results than expected and a decent amount of cash in the bank which should last a while. Balance sheet all cleaned up & IPR sorted which is nice. Now they have delisted it will be interesting to see if the extra time to concentrate on the day to day running of the business will mean they can release new products on time instead of always "coming soon"...! From the tie up with the LSE they seem to cover the majority of the few companies signed up, also includes large cap now. | james 2 | |
17/11/2009 11:50 | Hello all Long time no speak Looks like iir still going, nice to see, might get something back one day. | gimme sunshine | |
16/11/2009 15:31 | Eloquently put. | rob67 | |
14/11/2009 07:43 | Those look a pretty robust set of numbers to me - well done Rob for spotting them!!! Cash in the bank has increased as we actually made a decent profit ignoring the book keeping of the non-cash share options. I'm tempted to revist that old chestnut as the loss is based on directors estimating what the market price would be vs the excercise price and then having to put through the balance sheet the 'cost' of the dilution between the two. Given we aren't listed any more I would think that the FD or SS can now tell us their assumptions for the market price which is something they wouldn't/couldn't do when listed. It would be nice to see a 3rd party business take a modest stake in IIR as some form of funding but also validation of SS and team - it would also mean we weren't at the whim of any financing that SS Trust might decide to offer which post-Google does rather muddy the SS relationship and damages my trust when the Trust appears to be looked after more than IIR. Anyhow good robust numbers but I guess the full impact of the settlement ending is the second 1/2 and this statement doesn't give us much on PSQ trading - rapid growth if it comes will be really exciting, fingers crossed as ever. | scrapheap | |
13/11/2009 20:52 | Everyone, Interims out on website. Interim Results Six months to 31 August 2009 Chairman and Chief Executive's Review As signposted in my review in the Annual Report and Accounts 2009, revenues during the course of this year have seen a downturn. Our attentions have been very focused on exploiting the valuable intellectual and reputational capital that we have built over the years in the equity research space. This value is embodied in the current product range: GEO Monitor, our IPO research service re-launched in October 2009 in response to the revitalised global IPO pipeline; PSQ Analytics, for research on sub-FTSE350 companies on AIM and the Main Market, launched with support from the London Stock Exchange in March 2009; Irideus.org, the Intermediated Research Initiative, for research on companies listed on other global exchanges, launching later this month; Research Oracle, our platform for advertising-supporte Research Oracle Virtual Roadshow, our platform for remote, virtual corporate access, launching later this month. Highlights: Revenues, down 5% to £982,000 (six months to 31 August 2008 excluding the extraordinary item of £227,000: £1,032,000) EBITDA of £183,000 Operating loss of £66,000 which includes a non-cash charge of £182,000 relating to share based payments under IFRS20 (six months to August 31 2007: operating profit of £380,000) Group borrowings reduced by £182,000 from prior year The Group completed the purchase of all intellectual property rights Whilst delays in the launch of some of the new product lines mean that it may be beneficial for the Group to seek additional expansion funding, in all other respects the intensive work and focus means that the Group is now well positioned to enjoy a period of rapid growth Last sentance is key for me!! | rob67 | |
13/11/2009 11:19 | Judging by your posts thinkBIG? you spend too much time in the pub already ! | james 2 | |
11/11/2009 22:02 | i think we should get together and find were his local pub is and show what a robber he is in front of everyone. Get some questions answered on the spot should keep showing him up till he buys are shares of us at the price we paid e only bought on the back of his statements which were all a pack of lies. any takers | thinkbig? | |
11/11/2009 10:55 | what a lot of fat posters on here. I'm still hoping IIR will come good and it would be so nice to still be on the market to see what the market was pricing it's worth as. The fall to 1p was only a reflection of the delisting decision and not that the business was suddenly worthless imho... AIM prices have bounced so perhaps a better environment will see IIR bounce too with its new sought revenue sources. anyone asked when interims will be out? | scrapheap | |
11/11/2009 09:21 | Fatso i enquired several days ago shane he told me that a person had registered his intentions and it was to actually buy but dont know at what price | fatfish | |
11/11/2009 09:09 | And what a nice man he is, that Financial Director. He has answered within few minutes of sitting behind his desk this morning. Here it is: Chris, We have managed the share register in-house since the company was delisted and to date I have only had one person express an interest in buying/selling shares. I will take note your desire to sell and will let you know should any buyers be interested in buying at your target price. Kind regards Bob CFO Independent International Investment Research Plc bob.mennie@iirgroup. Direct Line: +44(0) 20 7232 3092 Fax: +44(0) 20 7232 3099 Pronet Analytics.com Ltd is regulated and authorised by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) and registered with the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC). You are reminded that investment advice provided by Pronet is for our customers' general information and use and is not intended to address your particular requirements. Any advice or recommendations contained in this email may not be suitable for you and are not intended to be relied upon by you in the making (or refraining from making) any specific investment or other decision. Such decisions should only be made on the basis of independent advice from an appropriately qualified adviser. Your attention is drawn to our terms and conditions contained on our website to which this email is subject. Pronet Analytics.com Limited and Independent Financial Markets Research Limited are subsidiaries of Independent International Investment Research PLC ("Independent II Research") | fatso | |
11/11/2009 08:25 | thinkBIG>>> instead of sticking pins into the wax doll of Shane Smith, voodoo fashion, why not contact this git, bob.mennie@iirgroup. to interested parties? I have done just that and offered my whole holding of 260,000 shares at the modest 20p a share. I am not greedy. Anyway this Co probably would come back to the market in few years time. By that time I might be dead, of old age or starvation. Shane Smith might be doing so well in the vibrant post-recession market that he might wish to buy out minority shareholders, so I gave him an opportunity to do so at the modest 52 grand or so. | fatso | |
10/11/2009 21:24 | you all live in dream land you have lost your money to this robber. i will have my day with this guy. i am waiting till the time is right,he is nothing more than a cheat imho. i will have my day what goes around comes a round alway belive in that | thinkbig? | |
05/11/2009 23:14 | Yes encouraging 2 all holders! | rob67 | |
05/11/2009 22:50 | Update. I found the following under the Global Equity Research tab on the website; The following real examples will help you to benchmark your particular needs: Our client required coverage of 400 European companies, across all sectors, with detailed narrative (approx 20 page initiation report) and 3-4 updates per year. Models and price targets/recommendati The total annual cost of £1.2mm corresponded to GBP £3,000 per company followed; or, £20,000 per research professional on the team. Our client required reports on three sectors. Our task was to identify the 40 most appropriate companies to cover in each sector, and from contact with these companies to select 20 to address in our sector report. Detailed interviews were conducted with managements of these companies, and each company was briefly profiled for the report. Key trends and characteristics of the sector were identified in the overall report, in a narrative of 30-40 pages. Each report was then updated on a quarterly basis. The total annual cost was GBP £75,000 for the three sectors. The reports were published under the client's branding. Please contact us to explore your specific requirements. If these are real examples as it says, then we have just put £1.275 mil onto next years turnover.( maybe this years-who knows!!) Or am i getting overly excited!!! | rob67 | |
05/11/2009 22:35 | Hi im back again! Just to let you know that IIR's website has been completely revamped with alot of new stuff going on. Looks like they have been very busy recently! Shall go and have a read.. | rob67 | |
05/11/2009 22:25 | Hi everyone If you want to know what IIR have been doing with PSQ for the last few months then log onto the PSQ website! You maybe pleasantly suprised! I was. Its something called CLEAN TECH and the initiation report is 105 pages long!! It contains research on 17 companies and in my view is a fanastic advert for this service as it provides unbelieveable detail. Well done IIR!!! looks like we could have a future afterall. Im impressed. | rob67 | |
05/11/2009 08:33 | 1H results should be published in the next month or two I guess [did anyone go to the AGM at all?], will see how things look then think about it. | james 2 | |
03/11/2009 11:56 | many thanks, took note of this. The lowest price paid, ever, was mine- 1.5p for 10K IIR- but the price bounced afterwards up- a typical dead cat bounce. How much one would be expected to pay for a IIR share today? I think a 3p per share for a going concern, might be a start Will register when spare cash to hand. | fatso | |
02/11/2009 23:04 | Thanks for sharing this. Anyone make it to the AGM last week? Not much info in their AGM statement (none in fact) that is now on the website. | scrapheap |
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