International Brand Licensing Share Discussion Threads

[philjeans] 19/4/2007 14:30

Good man Dave - can't be long until the results.

I wonder if Helium had heard about the ECB deal OR IF THEY BELIEVE THE BUSINESS IS JUST SO VASTLY UNDERVALUED?

Have you been following for long?

[dave122] 19/4/2007 14:22

Hi Phil
I agree with your comments and have just picked up 25000...yet to show.
Waiting for the latecomers !!!

Cheers

[philjeans] 19/4/2007 08:20

Helium Special Situations hedge fund stake now up to 7.4% and they know what they're doing!

The deal with the ECB to cease their deal has magiced up another £1.6M straight through to the bottom line - results this time will be massive against a current M/C of only £6M!!!!

Huge mismatch here and price will double this year.

[cottlet] 18/4/2007 20:00

must be soon. something is stirring!

[baddeal] 20/2/2007 15:34

when are next numbers due?

[philjeans] 20/2/2007 12:35

Good to see some institutional support building here; Helium Special Sits Fund now hold 1.5M or around 4.5% of the business after some buying on Friday.

I reckon the next results will be very pleasing.

[philjeans] 16/2/2007 15:09

Thought I'd rejuvenate this thread today, after a long period - sadly we've lost the ashes again since it was last used!

Some large protected trades gone through today and I imagine the overhang, which has depressed the price for months, has now been cleared.

Business is doing well right across the world and should be time for another RNS for a deal or trading update.

Below most investors radar but solid, profitable and looking good now for a sustained rise.

Picked up a few more today.

[luchan] 28/12/2006 12:29

Chaps,

header not quite the right message now we thinks!

luchan.

[the shuffle man] 22/11/2006 13:31

bring on the ashes and more exposure for Admiral

[philjeans] 06/11/2006 16:53

Heavy and persistent seller still there; anyone know who/where the overhang is?

[the shuffle man] 27/10/2006 11:01

The value of the Admiral brand has got to be way in excess of the current market cap of £7m. Wont be long before investors wake up to this fact. Seriously undervalued IMO


International Brand wins 6-yr license from Tenzero for Admiral brand kits
LONDON (AFX) - International Brand Licensing PLC said its Admiral sports
brand has won a new six-year licensing deal with Tenzero Ltd - a division of
Sondico UK, to provide "team sports clothing and equipment" for the UK and
Republic of Ireland.
The agreement has minimum guaranteed royalties of 189,000 stg, the company
release said.
Chief executive Tony Hutchinson said, "Discussions with other potential
partners for additional categories should result in the further strengthening of
Admiral in the future."
Admiral is the exclusive kit supplier to the England & Wales Cricket Boards
as well as Leeds United Football Club.

[philjeans] 24/10/2006 09:28

Yes I agree; looks like another good deal to achieve more widespread distribution of the product in UK and Ireland.

Some good decisions recently from the board and this is quietly building up sales, revenue and profit.

Chart looks positive and is heading for a breakout.

[the shuffle man] 24/10/2006 09:24

Looks like they are building up major brand awareness.

These shares are too cheap IMO


International Brand Licensing signs 3-yr deals with Asda, Rajan Group
LONDON (AFX) - International Brand Licensing said it has agreed three-year
licensing deals for its Admiral sports brand with supermarket retailer Asda and
Rajan Group.
The company said the Asda agreement starts on Jan 1 2007 following expiry of
the current agreement, and is for the sports equipment, luggage, accessories,
and children's footwear categories. No financial details were disclosed.
A statement from International Brand said the Rajan Group deal is worth a
minimum 295,000 stg and starts in spring 2007.
Further sums are payable should Rajan's wholesale revenue exceed minimum
guarantees, it added.
Admiral is the official kit supplier to the England & Wales and West Indies
Cricket Boards, as well as Leeds United Football Club.

[sirshagalot] 17/10/2006 10:42

sold? what a plonker
i like the idea of reviveing old brands since the 70,s and 80,s of my youth! "yeah baby!!".
lets hope they wont buy y fronts i dont know why women just hate them!.

[ntv] 20/9/2006 21:26

sold out didn't like the results

[philjeans] 19/9/2006 08:52

Another day - another deal!

Picked up a large chunk of eastern europe with another 5 year guaranteed contract - excellent business.

Should be 30p on the strength of these recent deals alone!

[ntv] 11/9/2006 23:24

still got a few of these
still waiting patiently

[philjeans] 11/9/2006 16:41

Asda, Shazna; I think the business is much stronger now then it was back in 04 but the price is a whole lot lower - room to grow!

[prefab] 11/9/2006 16:03

There never is a flag Phil, decent results but not earth shattering. The ASDA deal hasn't been the cash cow we imagined back in 04. That said the company appears to be well run now and a maiden divi may entice a few but not today.

[philjeans] 11/9/2006 16:00

Clearly not many following this one - looks a steal at this forgotten price!

Results out today, but still no flag on ADVFN!

[philjeans] 11/9/2006 08:43

Fantastic results this morning; ptp up 211%!!!

This little gem continues to complete very lucrative deals - statement quotes again today; "we are currently in negotiations in regard TO A NUMBER OF CORPORATE TRANSACTIONS, which if they were to complete, would have a significant effect on the group."

That sounds very good to me.

Still lots of growth left in the business and the share price has hardly moved yet - take a look at the 5 year graph!

[philjeans] 20/6/2006 17:00

Nice 50k buy there today - more upside to come.

[philjeans] 20/6/2006 08:52

When fundamentals and charts co-incide like this, it's time to BUY!

Next set of figures will be very good.

And the re-run with the Aussies in the winter will push sales on again - Soccer World Cup will be well behind us by then! (England won, of course)

[ntv] 20/6/2006 08:36

6 month chart looks wicked