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Posted at 12/4/2012 14:50 by buy curious Iona Energy Inc. ("Iona" or the "Company") (TSX VENTURE:INA) announced today that it has closed its previously announced public offering (the "Offering") of common shares for gross proceeds of CAD$92 million. A total of 184,000,000 common shares were sold, which includes shares issued on the exercise in full of a 15% over-allotment option granted to the agents retained by the Company for purposes of the Offering. The sale price of each share sold in connection with the Offering was $0.50. |
Posted at 11/3/2012 20:22 by cash rich asset poor Try this - looks like Ithaca II |
Posted at 02/3/2007 13:47 by djalan Is INA about to go bust ??Looks well dodgy to me |
Posted at 25/5/2006 08:43 by currypasty Josef Kreidl, Inova's Chief Executive Officer, said:"Inova's leading position in the global market for rugged embedded systems provides us with an opportunity to achieve rapid and profitable growth in both our core business and the emerging on-board infotainment market. We have a clear strategy and strong management team, and the funds raised will enable us to create substantial value for shareholders." Details of the placing Placing price 65 pence Total number of new ordinary shares placed on behalf of the Company 15,384,615 Total number of ordinary shares placed on behalf of selling nil shareholders Number of ordinary shares in issue following the placing 32,238,540 Percentage of enlarged issued share capital subject to the 47.7 per cent placing Gross proceeds of the placing to be received by the Company #10 million Estimated net proceeds of the placing receivable by the #8.6 million Company Market capitalisation of the Company at the placing price #21 million Daniel Stewart is the nominated adviser and broker to the Company. CONTACTS Inova: +49 8341 916 265 Josef Kreidl Daniel Stewart +44 20 7776 6550 Ruari McGirr or Jonny Franklin-Adams Bankside: +44 20 7367 8888 Simon Bloomfield or Steve Liebmann INFORMATION ON INOVA Established in 1997, Inova is a developer, manufacturer and distributor of embedded computer systems, with particular expertise in systems for rugged environments. From this base it has also developed an expanding Passenger Infotainment business which provides information and entertainment systems on public transport including trains, trams and buses. These systems are able to provide a single solution for real time entertainment and news alongside passenger information, on-board monitoring of systems and CCTV. The business uses Inova's core embedded computers and technology as the basis of its system. Inova is based in Germany with headquarters for Inova Computers GmbH (the embedded computer business) in Kaufbeuren, Bavaria, and Inova Multimedia (the on-board Passenger Infotainment business) in Hildesheim, near Hannover. The Group also has offices in Austria, the USA, Switzerland, the UK and France. The Group has established an international customer base with increasing sales across both its embedded computing and Passenger Infotainment business segments. For the year ended 31 December 2005, total revenues were Euro12.1 million (2004: Euro11.2 million) including loss-making contracts acquired with the Robert Bosch Multimedia content software business in 2002 (see below) and completed in 2004. Excluding Robert Bosch Multimedia contracts, revenues in 2005 increased by 36% to Euro12.1 million (2004: Euro8.9 million). As a result of a major cost cutting programme and the elimination of loss-making contracts, pre-tax losses reduced to Euro0.96 million in 2005 from Euro1.28 million for 2004 and the Company is now trading profitably. Inova's Strengths The Directors believe that the Group has certain key strengths which make it an attractive investment proposition. These include: * well established market position and range of rugged integrated embedded computer hardware developed over eight years, including software support; * modular systems based on open systems ensuring that they have maximum flexibility and compatibility with other systems; * Inova's reputation and profile enhanced by developing the new open standard for embedded computers - "Compact PCI Express"; * new product offering based on this standard to be launched in first half of 2006; and * experienced management team including: o Rod Hoare, non-executive Chairman, has spent 40 years in the transport industry. He worked in civil aviation for BOAC, BCAL, and British Airways where he became managing director of British Airways Regional. He also worked in the shipping industry for P&O after which he was appointed chief executive of Sally Line. In the rail industry, he led the team that built and operated Heathrow Express. From 1998 to 2003, he was Chief Executive of Metronet which successfully bid for two thirds of the London Underground public private partnership. o Josef Kreidl, Chief Executive Officer, founded Inova in 1997 and has been on the board of three companies, one of which he was chairman, involved in the standardisation and manufacturing of open systems. Prior to this, he co-founded and was chief executive officer of PEP Modular Computers Group, an embedded computer business for over 20 years. He is an electrical engineer and has experience in the development of mainframe and mini computers. In addition, the Directors believe the Passenger Infotainment segment of its business has certain key advantages, which will enable this part of the Group to grow significantly: * an established product in a newly emerging and rapidly growing market; * a market that is growing in response to specific demands from users; * multiple sales channels; * a specialised product based on the Group's existing embedded computer hardware; * market leading content management and control software acquired from Robert Bosch Multimedia; and * integrated functionality for CCTV and non-critical systems monitoring. Inova Computers The Group sells systems worldwide to a range of customers across a range of industries. These include military, aerospace, manufacturing, energy, telecommunications, medical and transport. These industries have in common a requirement that computers offer very high levels of availability and stability even when placed in hostile environments. Accordingly, Inova has developed particularly high standards in the ruggedness of its products with regard to extremes of heat, vibration, sudden movement, impact, moisture and dirt. In addition, Inova is a driving force for Compact PCI Express, an open source system for connectivity of modular components, which is a refinement of the Compact PCI open source system. The Directors believe that Compact PCI Express is becoming the standard for embedded computer connectivity and that Inova will be the first supplier offering complete embedded solutions based on this new standard. Inova Multimedia Inova Multimedia, the Passenger Infotainment part of the business, was created in 2002 when the Company recognised a specific opportunity to become a global market leader in on-board passenger infotainment systems and simultaneously acquired Robert Bosch Multimedia. The Group established Inova Multimedia as a separate business segment to develop and sell these systems, developing them on the back of the Group's existing rugged embedded computing technology and the know-how, systems integration and content management software acquired from Robert Bosch Multimedia. The original system was developed to provide passengers with a combination of real time information about their journey and infotainment (a combination of news, sport, weather and entertainment) with the key advantage over existing systems that both the journey information and the infotainment could be broadcast in real time. This is a significant advance over previously existing systems and an area that the Directors believe provides Inova with a significant advantage over systems using existing competitors' technology. The Group has developed its Passenger Infotainment offering to provide a range of key systems. Inova is able to provide this due to its flexible, modular and robust embedded computer technology. In addition it covers a number of critical customer requirements. These are: * real time passenger information including: o times to stations; o connections; o information on stations or areas; o information on other relevant transport services; o any ad hoc information such as delays or emergencies; * Infotainment services including: o news; o sport; o weather; o any sort of entertainment and advertising * CCTV, which is playing an increasingly critical role for transport systems in relation to both crime and security as well as congestion management; * on-board monitoring of non-critical systems, such as lavatory fill levels, doors or any other on-board system which can be electronically monitored, which can be linked to the embedded computer. The information is then transferred to central service stations to optimise service and maintenance; and * on-board passenger WiFi access. The Passenger Infotainment division's offering also includes the MUBIS studio software which can be used on-site or remotely to load, schedule, manage and monitor content on the system. In addition, Inova Passenger Infotainment can provide this service remotely for the client from its own premises. The Company's Passenger Infotainment offering is applicable to a number of methods of public transport including trains (the technology can deliver real time service underground as well as on the surface), trams, buses, ferries and all associated off-board passenger areas such as stations, garages and stops. Furthermore, when a transport provider is looking for an integrated system covering on-board and off-board solutions (which, budgets permitting, is usually the preferred option), Inova is usually in a strong position as the on-board aspect of the offering is the technically more difficult element for which Inova has concentrated on developing its expertise. One of the key advantages that the Group has in this market is the multiple sales channels that it is developing due to other companies seeking to add Inova to consortiums when they are bidding for wider projects. A number of Inova Multimedia's contracts and prospective leads are now part of such situations in which the lead bidder has approached the Group in order to satisfy its passenger information and infotainment elements. The key sales channels are: * Direct Sales - Inova has an experienced sales force which deals directly with transport system operators, transport authorities and area or national government to install its systems or various components of them on transport networks; * Vehicle Manufacturers, e.g. Bombardier, Ansaldo, Kawasaki, Volvo - railway carriage, tram and bus manufacturers in selling their vehicles are beginning to offer infotainment, advanced passenger information and other aspects of the Group's offering as part of their offering and to come to Inova to provide key aspects; * Systems Integrators, e.g. Hitachi, Toshiba, Siemens - large multinational companies which act as systems integrators for mass transport systems, some of which have used Inova to provide key parts of these systems; and * Media companies, e.g. NBC / Universal, Viacom, Stroer, - on-board infotainment is being driven by large media conglomerates who regard the mass transport systems as a new outlet for their content. They have no ability to address their technical needs and the Group has offerings in these technical solutions which could lead to substantial contracts. Inova's offering of modular communication solutions allows customers to utilise a mix of broadcasting, WiFi, 3G and other communication technologies to optimise their needs. The infrastructure to transmit the live content to these Passenger Infotainment systems can take a number of different forms, many of which are increasingly prevalent and if not can be installed with numerous benefits over and above the passenger infotainment systems such as transmitting and receiving security (CCTV), service and maintenance information between mobile equipment and control stations. The methods of transmitting this content include a mix of DAB, 3G, GSM and WiFi networks. |
Posted at 25/5/2006 08:40 by currypasty + passenger infotainment systems on trains, trams and busesKAUFBEUREN, BAVARIA - Inova Holding plc ("Inova" or "the Company" or "the Group") announces the start today of dealings in its ordinary shares on AIM under the ticker symbol "INA". The Company has raised #10 million before expenses, via a placing, to fund expansion. Key points: * Inova is a leader in the development and manufacturing of rugged computers which are embedded within control systems for public transport (trains, trams and buses) and industrial processes which operate under harsh conditions. * This expertise has enabled Inova to expand into Passenger Infotainment systems for trains, trams and buses providing passengers with real-time travel information, entertainment and news as well as WiFi internet access. * Inova has a strong management team led by Rod Hoare, non-executive Chairman (he led the team that built the Heathrow Express and is a former Chief Executive of Metronet, one of the London Underground PFI operators) and Josef Kreidl, Chief Executive Officer, one of the founders of the Company. * #10 million (before expenses) fund raising has been completed through a placing with German and UK investors to provide funds for expansion. |
Posted at 21/5/2001 20:59 by mkaraokeking can,t find this stock today.the epic ina does not show up.any clues? |
Posted at 24/4/2001 21:00 by argy2 Share price move and number of shares traded should answer that. |
Posted at 24/4/2001 19:26 by citytraderboy RNS Number:5561CAlternative Investment Market 24 April 2001 ANNOUNCEMENT TO BE MADE BY PROSPECTIVE AIM COMPANY AT LEAST 10 BUSINESS DAYS PRIOR TO ADMISSION COMPANY NAME: Internetaction.com plc (to be renamed Intelliplus Group plc) COUNTRY OF INCORPORATION: England and Wales COMPANY BUSINESS: Intelliplus is a licensed telecoms operator and an internet service provider and it operates a proprietary unified messaging platform. It offers a range of telephony services as well as a direct invoicing service. DETAILS OF SECURITIES TO BE ADMITTED (ie, where known, number of shares, nominal value and issue price): 443,607,341 shares to be admitted at a nominal value of 1p per share and an issue price of 5p per share. CAPITAL TO BE RAISED ON ADMISSION: #350,000 FULL NAMES AND FUNCTIONS OF DIRECTORS, INCLUDING SHADOW AND PROPOSED DIRECTORS: Current directors of Internetaction.com plc: David Ian Rehbinder Bruce - Non-executive Chairman* Andrew David Balcombe - Chief Executive Director* Peter Michael Ian Catto - Executive Director Gerald William Russell - Non-executive Director* * will resign on admission Proposed directors: Peter Michael Ian Catto - Proposed Non-executive Chairman Nigel Tatlock - Proposed Managing Director Inil (known as Alan) Abraham - Proposed Executive Director Robert Schneiderman - Proposed Finance Director Michael Neville - Proposed Non-executive Director Laurence Brass - Proposed Non-executive Director PERSON(S) INTERESTED IN 3% OR MORE OF THE ISSUER'S CAPITAL, EXPRESSED AS A PERCENTAGE OF THE ISSUED SHARE CAPITAL: Position as at Admission Name % Holding Alan Abraham 70.18 Nigel Tatlock 17.55 Alandi Investments Limited 4.90 NAMES AND ADDRESSES OF ALL PERSONS TO BE DISCLOSED IN ACCORDANCE WITH SCHEDULE TWO (g): Issues of shares to the vendors of Intelliplus Holdings plc: Name Shares Value at placing price Alan Abraham 311,337,350 15,566,868 Nigel Tatlock 77,834,337 3,891,717 Laurence Brass 2,114,759 105,738 Michael Neville 2,114,759 105,738 Robert Schneiderman 2,114,759 105,738 Alandi Investments Limited 21,750,703 1,087,535 Garnham & Co. Limited are to be paid a fee of 1.5% of the value of the consideration shares being #312,500, such fee to be satisfied by the issue of ordinary shares on completion of the acquisition at the issue price. NAME AND ADDRESS OF NOMINATED ADVISER: Grant Thornton Grant Thornton House Melton Street Euston Square London NW1 2EP NAME AND ADDRESS OF BROKER: Insinger Townsley 44 Worship Street London EC2A 2JT LOCATION OF ADDRESS AT WHICH ADMISSION DOCUMENT IS AVAILABLE AT TIME OF ADMISSION WHICH ALONE CONTAINS FULL DETAILS OF THE COMPANY AND OF ITS SECURITIES: Grant Thornton Grant Thornton House Melton Street Euston Square London NW1 2EP DATE OF NOTIFICATION: 24 April 2001 NEW/ UPDATE: New |
Posted at 24/4/2001 19:17 by citytraderboy RNS Number:5195CInternetaction.com PLC 24 April 2001 Internetaction.com plc For immediate release Internetaction.com plc ("Internetaction" or the "Company") Proposed acquisition of Intelliplus Holdings plc ("Intelliplus") Internetaction announces today that the Company has conditionally agreed to acquire the entire issued share capital of Intelliplus for a consideration to be satisfied by the issue of 416,666,667 consideration shares to the shareholders of Intelliplus. The consideration shares represent approximately 94 per cent. of the issued ordinary share capital of the Company as enlarged by the acquisition and the placing described below, and value Intelliplus at approximately #21 million on the basis of the value of Internetaction shares at 5p, the price applicable to the placing described below. Intelliplus, which commenced trading in April 2000, is a licensed telecoms operator providing a wide range of telephony and billing services to the corporate market. In the nine months ended 31 December 2000 Intelliplus achieved a turnover of approximately #8.3 million and net profit before tax of approximately #440,000. This turnover was achieved by providing conventional telephony and Internet based communications services. The Company is also proposing to raise #350,000 towards the expenses of the acquisition by way of a placing of ordinary shares of the Company at 5p per share. On completion of the acquisition the current members of the board of Intelliplus will join the board of Internetaction and the current members of the board of Internetaction will resign, other than Peter Catto who will become the Company's new Non-Executive Chairman. The new executive directors will be Nigel Tatlock, Inil (known as Alan) Abraham and Robert Schneiderman. The new non-executive directors will be Michael Neville and Laurence Brass. By reason of the size and the relative value of Intelliplus, the acquisition is a reverse takeover and therefore requires the approval of shareholders. An Extraordinary General Meeting of the Company has been convened for this purpose to be held on 18 May 2001. To reflect the change in the Company's business, a resolution to change the name to Intelliplus Group plc will also be proposed at the meeting. A circular to shareholders, which also comprises an admission document in accordance with the rules of AIM, is being posted to shareholders today. This circular contains, inter alia, full information regarding the proposed new directors and their service contracts and an accountants' report on Intelliplus. Copies of this document are available to the public, free of charge, at the offices of Grant Thornton, Melton Street, Euston Square, London NW1 2EP, during normal business hours on any weekday (public holidays excepted) from the date of this document until 14 days from the date on which the Ordinary Shares are admitted to trading on AIM. Dated: 24 April 2001 Contacts: Peter Catto (Internetaction) 020 7262 6445 Alan Abraham (Intelliplus) 0845 055 3344 Brian Moritz (Grant Thornton - Nominated Advisers) 020 7383 5100 |
Posted at 01/2/2001 10:21 by citytraderboy Geoff Foster of the Daily Mail [City report] writes up the AIM listed Shell Company , Internetaction.com [INA] in a "Very Bullish" way today !Same directors as AIM listed , Netvest ! This deal will be done within 6 weeks and the share price will be north of 50p ! And by mid-year £1.00 Plus !! Good luck and as always DYOR !! Cheers , CTB. |
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