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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Inspired Cap | LSE:INSC | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B081NX89 | ORD 10P |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 21.375 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| - | O | 0 | 21.375 | GBX |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 25/9/2015 | 22:23 | Inspired Capital - ultimate finance for SMEs | 214 |
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Posted at 25/9/2015 08:45 by p1nkfish Good luck everyone.Here's hoping PHD can make some good returns on the INSC capabilities Bentley now have private control of. |
Posted at 10/7/2015 08:13 by quepassa Well, posting on these bulletin boards does sometimes serve its purpose.Another 7.5% is better than a smack around the head. Now recommended. All very peculiar though, in my opinion only, that they did not initially and publicly reject the initial 20p and say that the original offer undervalued the Company. A lot seemingly going on behind closed doors and no announcement that they were in discussions with the offeror about an increased offer. If they had announced it, maybe the market would have pushed the price higher. Hey-ho! I knew there was something going on when all the top management left so abruptly. It was indeed a very astute purchase of 535,000 shares about six weeks ago on 21/5/15 by the Interim CEO at a price of 14p. That cost him £74,900 and his shares will now be worth £116,363.5 at 21.75p. An excellent gain of £41,462.50 in less than six weeks being a 55% increase on your capital. Such excellent, astonishingly brilliant and prescient market timing. Quite remarkable. -Concur. Time to move on. ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 09/7/2015 11:36 by quepassa This is what INSC said on 15th June, more than three weeks ago by RNS:-QUOTE The board of directors of Inspired (the "Inspired Board") will carefully consider its position regarding the unsolicited Offer and a further announcement will be made in due course. The Inspired Board recommends that Inspired shareholders take no action at present and await a further announcement from the Inspired Board. UNQUOTE Isn't this grossly misleading shareholders to recommend taking no action and to await a further announcement? - How long are shareholders expected to wait? I hope the regulators look very closely into this announcement/recomme ALL IMO. DYOR. QP |
Posted at 07/7/2015 12:59 by p1nkfish It does look like about 8th June - 14 days to respond from 25th June.These are working along with INSC on defence - hxxp://www.altiumcap Good news out of PHD today that the CFO will become permanent after further discussions with the BoD and they are on the M&A path. INSC probably much too big to swallow and out of their field of competance but would make a good partner still after the acquisition. |
Posted at 02/7/2015 14:21 by oregano share price ticking up towards the offer price tells me we should expect an increased and recommended offer, as i have previously speculated. |
Posted at 27/6/2015 02:15 by alimo ""Spurs-backer and British billionaire Joe Lewis has made a £44mln offer for finance provider Inspired Capital (LON:INSC)."Lewis’s Bentley Park (UK), which already owns 17.1% of Inspired, is offering 20p per share, a premium of 26% on Friday’s closing price. Lewis, who runs the Tavistock Group investment organisation headquartered in the Bahamas, first approached Inspired on 22 May, four days after the former chief executive and chairman resigned. The new offer bypasses Inspired’s board to go straight to shareholders after the previous approach was rejected by the board. Lewis needs a 90% majority to own Inspired Capital."" My thoughts are Joe Lewis can see how fast INSC are growing and is wanting to grab the action on the cheap and use his pile to grow this exponentially. He can afford to pay a lot more, but maybe this mr big wants not to pay more, and expects all the shareholders to stand and deliver. Two directors have scarpered pretty quick. 'Nuf to frighten all us poor wee guys. But you guys will tell me how he gets the 20% of INSC that is held in treasury, cos I don't know ..... Just maybe the takeout prize is 50p, eh? |
Posted at 15/6/2015 14:30 by quepassa no, I meant, they walked because they may or may not have got a whiff of changes afoot.it's one thing building up a publicly quoted company with options on shares for management, it's another thing working for a private company. Bentley approached the Board in May for a possible agreed takeover of the Company and the Board pretty much said no to unconditional due dilgence. Anyone recall seeing an RNS that Inspired had received a prelim approach??? if my quick reading of the announcement is correct, it is not a recommended offer - so still a chance that things can move. But INSC are hardly in a very strong position with the recent top management departures. Where's the response from INSC and the acting CEO to the Bentley approach today? all imo. dyor. qp |
Posted at 02/6/2015 11:54 by sharesoc We are holding one of our popular Investor Masterclasses in Manchester so local investors and shareholders in INSC may be interested in attending as INSC is based nearby our venue... |
Posted at 26/5/2015 08:37 by p1nkfish Most of the value was from UFG?They are guiding the ship. I think the company is to be managed in a way that would be less rewarding to upper management they they would have liked so they got out of the way. This may have been driven by the major shareholders (also to our benefit) and may be no bad thing in the long run. Look what the management that have left had as skin in the game - PENNIES. Major shareholders have more reason to want a share price pay back, not high salaries. That lines up with what we want too. Storm in a tea cup imho. |
Posted at 17/1/2015 00:09 by alimo Surely this is being forced down. There was a smell when Renovo went pear shaped, and perhaps we have to start asking for proper updates, before something fishy is hatched without our authorisation. Who are the BoD looking after - all shareholders? - or just the ones they have to look after. I'd like to know that the merger, and new managers, and seemingly expensive additional credit facilities are all working together to achieve the growth/PROFITS we have been 'promised' with a small p.Why all the silence? Surely we don't give bonuses until shareholders have GROWING dividends reinstated, and the 30% loss in share price is reversed, and a 50% lift to 29p is achieved - with NO dilution even on the horizon!.. What is INSPIRED about plummeting 30% from 19 to 13.5p in less than 12 months. What was the point of the merger into SME finance if the falling share price is what has conspired to wipe out even more of our CAPITAL I don't want to start hearing that some manager or employee scandal or conspiracy has managed to defraud us even before we get off the ground. You never know what to expect these days after all the horror stories that have come to light in the finance industry over the last ten years. Are we immune? I certainly hope we have put into effect the strongest of audit protections to prevent the sharks that haunt the finance world from siphoning INSC dry.. |
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