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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Indus Gas Limited | INDI | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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|---|---|---|---|---|
| -4.35 | -36.71% | 7.50 | 16:29:01 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 11.80 | 5.95 | 11.80 | 7.50 | 11.85 |
| Industry Sector |
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| OIL & GAS PRODUCERS |
| Top Posts |
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Posted at 25/6/2015 08:14 by 65jack INDI moving up. CEO bought £23m worth of shares yesterday. Yes £23m!! |
Posted at 18/1/2015 01:28 by dibbs Sanks, you still planning to enter this at 112p? I reckon you'll get it soon, the way this is falling! Revenue has been so slow to build here to support the sort of valuation afforded to INDI in recent years. Can they/ will they ever deliver I have no idea!Dibbs |
Posted at 12/2/2011 17:24 by dibbs Networker, You are not alone;-)! INDI has never been a fast moving BB but there are a few occasional posters (well 2 anyway) and no doubt more lurkers too. Do you by any chance have the Arden note? I would be very interested to see it if you do as research on INDI is hard to come by. Unfortunately INDI's web site is really terrible, the 5 year old who built it can't have been given a contract to update it;-) Joking aside, in this day and age, coupled with what is quite a considerable market cap this is pretty unforgivable IMHO. Dibbs |
Posted at 12/2/2011 16:37 by networker Has everyone now deserted this thread? It seems strange as INDI have recently done a £125m secondary placing ( from the majority shareholder ) at 650p and the share price continues to rise - helped no doubt by Arden's (house broker) current price target of 873p. This figure they say may be materially enhanced when the results of ongoing fraccing activities on SGL1 and SGL2 are known. Worth noting too that Lloyds have continued to increase their holding and now have over 12 per cent, worth a chunky £165m. This must be one of the least known and best performing shares on AIM, certainly amongst the £500m+ market cap companies. My personal price target currently is £10 but may be revised upwards in due course. |
Posted at 04/1/2011 23:48 by dibbs Hi Par,No harm with some New Year optimism! Judging by the markets today there may be a little too much in certain sectors! As you say INDI moves pretty fast and when we least expect it which never makes predictions easy but I remain happy to hold. In fact I'm static with my Indian companies, retaining holdings in GKO, INDI, OPG and KSK. GKO looking good today which is great. ESSR is not one that I am familiar with but will take a good look. Unfortunately time has been a bit short of late. If only I had all day to look at shares and markets instead I have a full time job and a half to fit it around! Fingers crossed for a good performance from our Indian shares in 2011. Best wishes Dibbs |
Posted at 31/12/2010 09:55 by par555 Hi Dibbs,I remain confident in INDI and the couple of small rises in the otherwise flat line in December encourages me to think it may move higher soon and we know when it moves it is generally significant. I have therefore had a small top up today.No real reason other than the above and New Year optimism ! Still holding GKO and agree your comments. More of the same next year hopefully. I have quite a few ESSR, what's your take on them ? All the best for the New Year. Regards, par |
Posted at 31/12/2010 00:01 by dibbs Hi Par,All a bit flat here for now but then again INDI has held on to the recent gains so it's not so bad! Looks like we need gas sales to get things moving. I'm Still holding GKO and remain pretty happy with how things are going there. The share price has performed well enough, up from 120p ish to where we are now. I'd take that quite happily every year! Are you still in GKO? Happy New Year Dibbs |
Posted at 18/12/2010 21:48 by dibbs Good to see a flurry of posts on the INDI thread.Par, looks like your accumulating was well timed:-) For me revenue growth is now very important. Turning reserves into cashflow will show the company in a new light. Forthcoming results will be interesting, especially as this company is not exactly prolific on the RNS front! Dibbs |
Posted at 30/9/2010 21:42 by dibbs First time INDI has moved up for a while. It appears that those who hoped for fireworks with the results have now finished selling and someone started picking up some shares today. Be good to see a bit more interest in INDI again. Dibbs |
Posted at 06/9/2010 22:17 by dibbs Hi Par,The INDI news shop remains frimly boarded up at the moment! They are now rather overdue by last years release date. I think they have to release results within 6 months of year end so by the end of this month by my reckoning.... I'd like to see them out already, or very soon but then you will no doubt remember that GKO did this to us last year only to release results on 28-09-2009 when suspension looked to be possible. PR was again bad with my email to the company going unanswered. GKO then went on to rally strongly after this sweaty period. People often talk of good results taking less time to prepare etc .... GKO showed that with Indian companies bad PR and late results are sometimes no bad thing! OT, The market seems to have quite liked GKO's RNS today. The price had drifted for quite a while with the price on the 200 average. Hopefully the lull period is over. Cheers Dibbs |
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