International Brand Licensing Share Discussion Threads

[ntv] 20/6/2006 08:36

i think so too

[philjeans] 20/6/2006 07:56

Good news today re Oz and NZ licenseese should keep this rattling north.

Stonking buy.

[sirshagalot] 19/6/2006 16:25

very strong just needs to be rec by markets

[philjeans] 09/6/2006 12:45

Chart looks very promising!!

In 2003, this went from 5p to 38p in 6 months!

[the shuffle man] 09/6/2006 10:23

Still only a mkt cap of just over £8m far too cheap

[ntv] 09/6/2006 10:10

i kept on telling them!

[sirshagalot] 09/6/2006 09:14

its taken the market time to see this one!!!!!

[ntv] 09/6/2006 09:13

nice tick up today
anyone got any news?

[philjeans] 09/6/2006 08:50

Yes; I can see this up to 35p very quickly before retracing a bit from profit taking; thereafter it'll be 50p by the autumn.

[the shuffle man] 09/6/2006 08:44

Theres the break out !!!!

[philjeans] 08/6/2006 13:37

Market in tatters but IBL UP AGAIN TODAY.

Chart looking very strong and about to perform a massive breakout.

[ntv] 02/6/2006 22:45

tipped as abuy inthe back pages of ic

[cimbom] 01/6/2006 13:05

Good article just out.The site is free to register on and to read.



International Brand Licensing: Sports brand Admiral could be a gem thanks to Freddy Flintoff
By Ian Mclelland

Freddie Flintoff not only helped bring the Ashes back to England last year.

The cricket wonder boy also helped raise the profile of a game which for many had been long forgot. International Brand Licensing (IBL), as luck would have it, owe a great deal of thanks to Mr. Flintoff. IBL holds an exclusive sponsorship agreement to supply the England and Wales Cricket Board with Admiral branded kit and training wear until at least 2010.

[guru11] 29/5/2006 21:22

Cost of sales were up by £725k, yet admin costs were down £561k ?
Share price 36p in January 2005.
Otherwise a pe of 9, 3 yearly peaks, and one to watch.
Is the rise now all down to the Ashes, or can the rise continue this year.

[ntv] 19/5/2006 10:20

sorry pj
had a brain fart
Express
SHARE WHISPER: INTERNATIONAL BRAND LICENSING (speculation a major corporate
deal is on the way)

[philjeans] 19/5/2006 08:04

Sorry NTV - don't understand you.

[philjeans] 16/5/2006 11:42

DGK - Good man, they'll be pleased to learn about counterfeiting. Can't understand why no-one answering the phone; unless they're all out selling!

Anyway, back to IBL'S fortunes; trading statement was VERY strong; how many other retailers have sales 25% UP ON LAST YEAR?

ASTOUNDING GROWTH, and the sale of the Greek BUSINESS WAS OBVIOUSLY extremely PROFITABLE as well - could go in as a profit in this year's figures I should think, boosting earnings even more.

Bought another 20k this am - taking advantage of the blood all over the stock exchange!

See this as a fantastic turnaround with the breakout only just beginning.

[die groot krokodil] 16/5/2006 10:43

Ok thanks, I'm trying to contact IBL to give them the Companies details but nobody answers the phone, this doesn't fill me with confidence.

[philjeans] 16/5/2006 10:26

None. Don't buy em - buy the real thing from Asda/IBL/ OUR co !!

Better still, buy the bloody shares - they're dirt cheap and will go to 50 p later this year.

[die groot krokodil] 16/5/2006 10:18

What are the chances of a small company from York having a license to produce the Admiral England Cricket shirts? (this is a LTD company running from a resdential address) I have a feeling this company is making fake garments. The ones he sells has a made in Turkey label yet the ones in asda have a made in morroco label.

[the shuffle man] 15/5/2006 10:32

VERY NICE AGM STATEMENT THIS SHARE IS VERY UNDERVALUED IMO

[ntv] 10/5/2006 07:53

sale of admiral brand in ONE country fetches £775K
compared to mkt cap of £8m
as said disgustingly cheap imho

[baddeal] 09/5/2006 12:51

dont forget the mighty colchester got promoted

[luchan] 09/5/2006 09:07

Chaps-

Leeds through to the play off final which is more free promotion of the Admiral brand live on tv.

One game away from the Premiership , as said before here by others it's not that important to revenues but building a brand presense.

luchan.