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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Intl.Marketing | LSE:IMSG | London | Ordinary Share | JE00B1YBMP41 | ORD EUR0.01 |
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International Marketing & Sales (IMSG) Share Charts1 Year International Marketing & Sales Chart |
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| 16/1/2009 | 11:00 | IMSG GROUP T/O UP 66% PROFIT UP 61% CHECK IT OUT | 242 |
| 10/1/2007 | 15:20 | International Marketing and Sales Group | 78 |
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Posted at 16/1/2009 11:00 by bluebelle Presumably it's not just this lot :% of total CRANBOURN INVESTMENTS LIMITED 23,37% VPC AB 10,90% GREGORY NEIL THAIN 7,71% STATE STREET NOMINEES LIMITED 7,20% EUROCLEAR NOMINEES LIMITED 5,28% CHASE NOMINEES LIMITED 4,62% VIDACOS NOMINEES LIMITED 4,45% CITIBANK NOMINEES (IRELAND) LIMITED 3,85% Updated: 30.08.2008 but the people whose companies have been acquired at least in part with IMSG paper who will be interested in the detail of the new arrangements. |
Posted at 09/1/2009 17:50 by islam1 Does delisting cause such panic that the price drops like a stone? Where is the supposed rational mind in the financial markets?It seems that the move to delist is to enable costs of listings to be saved. The company is profitable with 40 offices around the world, and have good spread of risks within the mix. However, the market dislikes these foreign operations, and perhaps the reason for the low rating of the share. We have till end of month to sell if company votes to delist. The only question is, how would you sell the shares after delisting? What worth would they have? |
Posted at 06/1/2009 11:34 by almosr I feel sorry for you guys who bought at hugely inflated prices, but I still think that this would have been a good quick smash-and-grab opportunity.There probably is a buyer in the offing (not necessarily a "predator"), who could indeed, as andrbea points out be after the listing at a bargain price, as much as the company, and is jumping in before EGM. My advice now, however, is caution, since I don't see an offer much above current price (6p at time of writing). I'd love to be wrong for all you guys who paid £1/£2 for these duds. (PS They will have to issue an RNS soon, if this goes on) |
Posted at 06/1/2009 10:37 by mister md announced 13th octThe Company also announces the grant, to certain members of the Board of Directors, of options to subscribe for a combined 372,000 ordinary shares at an exercise price of 30p in accordance with the IMSG share option scheme. |
Posted at 28/8/2008 14:05 by andrbea yep hope so, with imtemeanwhile imsg does the business up 26% |
Posted at 28/8/2008 08:10 by andrbea up 10% at openimsg fell heavily on the last update of 20 August (and rightly so as they had to make a sizeable provision) but today's statement details recent contract wins and exudes optimism going forward eg Adrian Stewart, Managing Director, Specialist Service Area Development, IMSG International The first half of 2008 saw continued growth within IMS Retail in Russia and the launch of this business unit in two new countries within the IMSG network. In Russia the team have consolidated our long-term strategic relationship with Metro CC and expanded several core business areas with this client, including price monitoring and non food consultancy. In addition the team has picked up major new projects for two of the biggest Russian chains, 7th Continent (supermarket) and Lenta (hypermarket). IMS Retail also launched operations in Turkey and Romania in the first half of 2008, building on its relationship with Metro CC in Romania and, in Turkey, IMS Retail has been launched with a non food consultancy pilot with Tesco-Kipa. ITM in Russia has recovered strongly in the wake of senior management defections in Q1 2008 with the acquisition of several major new accounts in Q2 and Q3 08 including Philips and Total. In addition this business unit has significantly grown a number of existing clients including Nokia and SAB Miller and is in a strong position going forward into 2009. In August 2008 we communicated our new business development strategy for the next 12 months to the Group. This approach is already starting to bear fruit. In 2008 IMSG opened global negotiations with a major international business to provide field marketing solutions in four major IMSG markets: Russia, Turkey, Hungary and Romania. |
Posted at 20/8/2008 11:20 by andrbea global presence should see them through:-- The Group's clients include multinational and first tier local companies operating in FMCG, telecommunications, retail trade, banking and finance, automotive, consumer electronics and pharmaceutical industries. -- IMSG currently has over 40 offices predominantly in emerging markets: Moscow, Saint Petersburg, Yekaterinburg, Kazan, Nizhniy Novgorod, Novosibirsk, Rostov-on-Don, Samara, Krasnodar (Russia), Kiev (Ukraine), Almaty, Astana (Kazakhstan), Dushanbe (Tajikistan), Tashkent (Uzbekistan), Erevan (Armenia), Belgrade (Serbia) Istanbul (Turkey), New Delhi, Mumbai, Bangalore, Chennai, Kolkata, Hyderabad (India), Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), Dubai (UAE), Doha (Qatar), Budapest (Hungary), Bucharest (Romania), Athens (Greece), Sofia (Bulgaria) London (UK), Stockholm, Malmo (Sweden) and Barcelona (Spain). |
Posted at 09/8/2008 18:53 by bisiboy wish i had never heard of this share am holding on in desperation either there is a forced seller or someone knows something |
Posted at 08/10/2006 16:34 by diogenesj The chart does seem to have hit bottom for the moment. However, we have only one forecast, that of the house broker Canaccord Adams, heavily revised downwards after the profit warning in August, which was preceded by heavy director sales for which they obtained special permission from Canaccord Adams. (The sales contravened their lock-in agreements.) This suggests that the shares are trading on a forward PE of 26.48x for 2006 and 17.39x for 2007. Unless the brokers have raised their forecast very substantially since the results, that looks pretty expensive to me. (Even if they have, we can't rely on them, because their last forecast, on the strength of which the shares were floated at a very high price, turned out to be hopelessly over-optimistic.)The directors think the share price is too low. What director doesn't, especially when he holds a lot of shares? I've heard many directors say this, and most of them have been proved wrong. They say they have no inside information. What are we paying them for, then? They certainly had inside information when they sold in June. They want to buy back a small number of shares, not for cancellation but to hold in treasury to be handed out later to themselves or used for acquisitions. That might push the share price up a bit on a quiet day, but will have no effect whatsoever on the value of the company. What might help the share price is an undertaking to pay a dividend - but according to Canaccord Adams, the dividend promised at flotation has been cancelled. Far be it from me to discourage anyone from investing in this. There is almost certainly a price at which it is worth buying. But I don't think I'll be rushing back in myself. |
Posted at 05/10/2006 07:59 by thinkbig? International Marketing&Sales Group05 October 2006 Date: 5 October 2006 On behalf of: International Marketing & Sales Group Plc ('IMSG' or 'The Group') Embargoed: 0700hrs International Marketing & Sales Group PLC Share buy-back The Directors of International Marketing & Sales Group Plc ('IMSG'), the emerging markets focused sales and marketing company, consider that IMSG shares are currently trading at an undervalued level, particularly in view of the Directors confidence for the Group's second half trading performance. The Directors therefore announce their intention to seek a general authority from shareholders at an extraordinary general meeting ('EGM') to be held on 30 October 2006 to buy-back IMSG shares. IMSG intends to purchase shares representing up to 5 per cent of the Group's current issued share capital. These shares will be held in treasury for use in connection with future acquisitions and an employee share scheme which IMSG intends to put in place later this year. Any share purchases will be effected within certain pre-set parameters, and, in accordance with the proposed general authority of shareholders, the maximum price paid shall be limited to no more than 5 per cent above the average middle market closing price of IMSG shares for the 5 business days preceding the date of purchase. The buy-back will not be limited to definitive blocks of shares nor to a fixed period of time. IMSG confirms that it currently has no inside information. |
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