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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Indian Rest. | LSE:IRGP | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B0YTNL47 | ORD 0.5P |
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 |
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04/6/2008 12:15 | Stuart I traded these when they were IOS and I am intrigued by your comment Management are delivering their plan, it will take time. Now the plan a year ago was to buy a company in India hence the name india outsourcing. Instead they bought a curry house!!! How is that a management delivering on its plan? | dope007 | |
04/6/2008 08:36 | what is his salary NTV? | chuckycheese | |
01/6/2008 17:59 | johnma don't suppose he said he would take a salary cut? taking 1/9th of mkt cap in hard cash per annum | ntv | |
01/6/2008 11:09 | Hi Stuart Spoke with Amit on Friday - explained our groups' frustrations which he listened to and promised to do the best he can to help assist them. Feeling a lot better and hopefully if the company continues to achieve its objectives in line with its longer term strategy - this one will turnaround. Thanks | johnma | |
29/5/2008 17:27 | DON'T BLEED THE COMPANY DRY | ntv | |
29/5/2008 08:52 | COME ON DIRECTORS CUT YOUR WAGE PACKETS | ntv | |
27/5/2008 11:08 | stuart you have a fascination of this 26p level but it doesn't alter the fact they issued the shares and diluted the the number in issue it doesn't stop them from selling stock they already own or the fact that theTHE WAGE PACKETS ARE WELL OUT OF PROPORTION TO THE SIZE OF THE COMPANY AND ARE PROBABLY THE LARGEST IN COMPARISON TO THE MKT CAP OF THE COMPANY ON THE LSE in fact if the mkt cap falls any further their wage mkts for the coming year will exceed it i wonder what LSE AIM regs would think of that? | ntv | |
27/5/2008 08:38 | Johnma Anywhere near breakeven - I would suggest the price will have to treble before that level is reached. A long wait ahead me thinks. Might as well sell up now and be done with it. | the big fella | |
27/5/2008 08:16 | Yep, we disagree. I spoke to Amit for the first time last July. He never gave me a date for the completion of the deal, only that they were in the final stages of completion. My assumption was different to yours. | stuart14 | |
27/5/2008 07:22 | Johnma sorry but don't agree with that at all. Management are delivering their plan, it will take time. Management did the deal in the time they said they would, some investors simply midread their statements to think things would happen quicker, some investors also have no idea how much time it takes to make these things happen. Management have also ALWAYS said that they wouldnt go out to institutions until they had at least 6 units, that is still the plan and is expected by year end. Lastly the original deal was done for paper at 26p, nobody involved with that deal can sell below those levels. | stuart14 | |
27/5/2008 06:47 | Thanks Johnma. | chuckycheese | |
25/5/2008 11:04 | CC I still hold these - apology if it makes you feel better you can have it, however it was Paul who introduced me to this company and its times like know you realise sometimes its better to go it alone with you investments - because what might have seem a good deal at the time has now proven to be a poor one. The management have clearly failed to generate any real interest on the back of the deal, no PR, NO instiutional focus - just poor delivery. I have spoken to both Amit and Haresh and my key investors will be looking to exit this stock once we get any where near breakeven. Sorry guys bad call! | johnma | |
23/5/2008 06:25 | 100k sale was a protest over that i hear pity it didn't knock it further | ntv | |
23/5/2008 06:24 | anything will be a bargin compared to the ludicrous price they paid for the intial business plus that is losss making PLUS THIS LOT ARE STRIPPING IT FOR CASH THROUGH LARGE SALARIES AND ARE DESTROYING SHAREHOLDER VALUE TO GREEDY TO BUILD A PROPER BUSINESS IN THAT SECTOR | ntv | |
22/5/2008 17:03 | I can't see this stock going anywhere but down. The retail environment is very poor, and the company will struggle to make a decent return. | jmkl | |
22/5/2008 13:54 | I suppose the ideal scenarios is buy up all these units at knockdown prices only for the economy to make a miraculous recovery and we are all quids in. Somehow I don't think it will be that simple!! | the big fella | |
22/5/2008 13:21 | I believe they are looking at some real bargains. They obviously can't say much but have said that the current economic environment is benefitting them as they look to rapidly expand. Once they've got 6-8 units the business will be that much more marketable. Tonyx, yep baffling. Think the MMs are looking for buyers, they're not finding any, so what happens next........ | stuart14 | |
22/5/2008 13:16 | Much depend on how much cash they have spent on these deals so hard to say how much cash left. Probably prudent to assume 1.5 mil left. I suppose on the flip side as a cash rich company I would suspect the price we are buying the new units at will be factoring in the consumer downturn. We might be getting some bargains. The restuarant business was profitable. It would be foolish to think they haven't suffered some downturn in trade. So I wouldn't want to leave ourselves short of cash!! | the big fella | |
22/5/2008 12:57 | Do they need to raise more cash? The drop on no trades is baffling. Not a holder- just curious! | tonyx | |
22/5/2008 12:18 | Big F, I asked them about that earlier. Some of the deals are paper, but mainly cash at the moment | stuart14 | |
22/5/2008 11:59 | hi big fella - lets put this down to experience! - it wasn't a business i understand - got in because i hope to make a quick killing and got killed. oh well! does johnma still hold this - i recall he got me into this - i think you should apologise mate!!! | chuckycheese | |
22/5/2008 11:54 | Chaps One final thought before I retire for a lunchtime beer - the trouble is I am sure the company would want to use paper in any purchase of existing sights. If the paper is worthless then this makes this much harder. Doesn't do much for the management's credibility either. | the big fella | |
22/5/2008 11:50 | Chucky Yes we got well and truelly shafted with this by the looks of things. Maybe in a couple of years the management may surprise us. As it stands it looks like the wrong deal, at the wrong time in the consumer cycle. As for 4p if they had 250k I reckon you'd get them! Price action today says someone has a load and they need to get rid of them today at any price. Don't you just hate those margin calls. | the big fella | |
22/5/2008 11:41 | Just e-mailed you mate! | stuart14 |
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