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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Incanthera plc | INC | Aquis Stock Exchange | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade | |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 13.00 | 15:29:31 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 13.00 | 12.6601 | 16.00 | 13.00 | 13.00 |
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Posted at 24/3/2016 21:18 by knicol46 Following the resignations of Barry Heath and Ivan Couchman on 22nd December 2015, Charles Kempf is now the sole director of Insetco PLC.Mr Kempf is currently assessing the state of the business, which has been severely hampered by a lack of suitable handover from the outgoing directors, before coming back to investors. During this time we ask for your patience and assure you that every effort is being made to reduce expenses and costs to maximise the chance of the business continuing as a going concern. Any shareholders who are willing to offer their time and expertise to help in these efforts should contact the company at info@insetco.com, especially anyone with a legal or accounting background. We hope to be able to send out a communication to shareholders before the end of the month. Website last updated – 17 March 2016 |
Posted at 11/2/2015 18:51 by paleje Shareprophets website this afternoon....Okay this has been a very bad tip so far. The shares are now just 0.09p in the middle. Should you buy more, hold or cut losses. We apologise for the delay but after taking it through with the management but also trading partners we have an answer. The first piece of news came a week ago with Insetco (LSE:INC) saying that the $300,000 it was due to receive by December 31 for its first contract had not yet arrived as the client was yet to complete due diligence. We view this as a when not an if and can understand why investors might be spooked but on the basis that the cash will come we are not bailing. On the same day CEO Ivan Couchman gave a presentation at a ShareProphets seminar – you can watch it HERE. Let’s not beat about the bush, it was not good. It will not have prompted anyone to fill their boots and might even have prompted a few sellers. Mr Couchman may know his onions at an operational level and strikes us as honest but he is City naïve and we understand that moved are afoot to appoint a City credible NED who will put a far better face on matters. We support that big time. Finally we learned that folks owning £100,000 of loan note had asked to convert at 0.1p per share. Oddly the shares fell before that and at this end of AIM we reckon that almost certainly means the spivs were selling a few shares ahead of conversion to lock in gains. So where now? We expect the $300,000 to arrive a lot sooner than the “during Q1” Mr Couchman said during the seminar. Having been caught with his trousers down once on this sum we think he is underpromising to over-deliver this time. And we also expect other contracts to follow. On the maths Mr Couchman explained when quizzed by TW at the end of his formal presentation that makes the shares look cheap. It is of course possible that this is all smoke and mirrors. But we view Couchman and co director Barry Heath as honest if a tad rough around the edges. Backing them we suggest that you average down. Premaitha and Optibiotix dipped after we tipped them but are now flying we expect Insetco to do the same. Buy. |
Posted at 16/12/2014 12:56 by onewayticket Insetco specialises in the assimilation of dislocated asset classes which are uniquely structured and distributed via its tailored structured products programme. The objective is to match risk-reward characteristics for institutional investors whilst generating equity returns for its shareholders.Its current focus has been the US Life settlements market where exceptional risk-adjusted returns have been observed. Proprietary analysis and use of external consultants across the many embedded risks in the asset class has enabled the company to present a rounded proposition to investors and shareholders alike. The role of the company and its executives is to marry the utility function of investors with its own shareholders' risk appetite which is to participate in a long term normalisation of risk-reward within an asset class with limited downside. Investors are sourced via appropriately licensed US, UK and EU intermediaries and its execution, advisory partners and counterparties are best of breed. The company intends to broaden its asset-class approach whilst maintaining the same disciplines it has applied to life settlements in order to create long term diversified upside for its shareholders. Nice to be in at the very bottom since the first real news flow and contracts awarded. |
Posted at 03/12/2014 11:55 by bozzy_s 274 mally6 - incorrect post, please see earlier posts where investors have contacted the company for clarification.Essentially the $300,000 (£180,000) is spread across 20 quarters, meaning $15k (£9k) turnover per quarter / £36k per annum for 5 years, totalling $300,000. And don't forget 350 million shares to be issued at about 1/7th of today's price for loan note conversion. However given recent trading volume that's probably not such a huge issue - they have probably sold plenty already as pump & dumpers have been doing their stuff here. |
Posted at 02/12/2014 13:17 by bckttsim News here could come at anytime.And we all saw what happened last time.We also have some big name investors coming on board.They wouldn't be investing if this was a dead duck.This stock can and will fly at a moments notice, it's going to multi- bag . |
Posted at 02/12/2014 08:59 by bckttsim It's making good progress today .We know more contracts are in the pipeline , some big investors interested , so yes I think 1p is coming , sooner than you think with news. |
Posted at 29/11/2014 12:12 by tpau Loverat I don't think it will drop that far but I do accept that it will probably fall back a bit more. There are more spikes coming here as news is in the pipeline.I think the recent director Mr Ivan Couchman was brought in to turn the company around. He is a turnaround specialist and is credited to turning TNT around from the brink of ruin. Also Julian Seidman has stepped down from the board. Zentar Securities Ltd has reinvested on the 16th October buying 110m shares. They had sold all their shares in September so what prompted them to reinvest more shares only a month later? Then we get the first contract as the RNS states above? Although this first order is a fraction of what people thought hence the massive rise it is however the first positive contract and together with the appointment of Couchman and the investment by Zentar means that they are turning this company around. What I am interested in as an investor is the trend reversal and growth in the future before these massive spikes come along. I think a steady rising trend will establish itself from here and 0.008 was the bottom. 89% of shares are in Institutional Investors hands so there is little being traded in the market. There are some big holders I have 10m and I noticed at the dip on Friday another buyer getting 2m chunks so support could be maintained at 0.13 I am not ramping, this is risky and I could be wrong JakNife is correct to point the flaws out and they are indeed real. IMO DYOR |
Posted at 29/7/2014 17:38 by davidosh BuCKeTShopIM.....It is a wee bit strange that you accuse someone of deramping a stock that has lost 99.99% of its value over the last few years for practically every investor that has bought any whilst you come here trying to get folk excited about its future !!!Tell us why you invested and at which other companies you have been successful ? |
Posted at 23/2/2005 11:13 by cheltspy Embargoed: 0700hrs 23 February 2005Incite Holdings Plc ("Incite" or the "Company") Directorate Changes Incite announces the appointments of Adam Reynolds and Paul Foulger as Directors of the Company. Managing Director Simon Hellier and Commercial Director Anthony Davies will be leaving with immediate effect to pursue other business interests. Adam Reynolds' (aged 42) directorships and partnerships over the past five years are as follows: Current Past Hansard Communications.Com Limited Marchpole Holdings Plc Hansard Group Limited Financial Development Corporation Plc Hansard Corporate Limited 64 Addison Road Limited Alan Bailey Studios Limited A & P Investments (partnership) Boldwood Limited Paul Fouger's (aged 35) directorships and partnerships over the past five years are as follows: Current Past Hansard Communications.Com Limited Financial Development Corporation Plc Hansard Group Limited The Heritage Image Library Limited Hansard Corporate Limited Heritage Image Partnership Limited Alan Bailey Studios Limited Fuel IT Limited Boldwood Limited Fuel Holdings Limited Brainstorm Mobile Solutions Limited Brainstorm Marketing Solutions Liimited Save for the information disclosed above there is no further information required to be disclosed under Paragraph (f) of Schedule 2 of the AIM Rules. Martin Boulton, Executive Director of Incite, commented: "I am very pleased to welcome Adam and Paul to the board. We will be working together towards the re-structuring of the Group, the restoration of trading and the implementation of a coherent strategy for the future of the business." Simon Hellier commented, "Now that we have identified both a planned route through to a resumption of dealings in the Company's shares and new investors to take the Company forward, I can now stand down as a director to pursue other business interests." |
Posted at 11/9/2004 14:31 by cheltspy Incite is censured by stock exchange: Naivety no excuse, admits cash-strapped company IAN GRIFFITHS The Guardian - United Kingdom; Sep 11, 2004 Incite Holdings, which provides sports content for mobile phones, has been censured by the stock exchange for failing to tell investors that it was running out of cash. Shares in the Aim-listed company were suspended in January when it failed to publish its accounts. The company had joined the market in September 2003 when it raised pounds 1.5m from investors. It is only the third time the stock exchange has censured a company in this fashion. But it said its seven-month investigation identified sufficient deficiencies in the company's actions to warrant criticism. The stock exchange's inquiries established that in the period from Incite's admission to its suspension the lack of revenue generated by the company and its subsidiary and the lack of working capital of the subsidiary amounted to a change in its financial position, a change in the performance of its business and a change in its expectations of its performance "which, if made public, would be likely to have led to a substantial movement in the price of its Aim securities". Last night a spokesman for the company accepted the criticism and said that its executives had learned from their mistakes. "The business model was flawed in that the anticipated revenues did not come through quickly enough," the spokesman said. "The company was new to the market, everyone was focused on the business and they behaved, with hindsight, naively. But naivety is no excuse." The spokesman said that the company's executives were working hard to save the business. New cash has recently been raised and the company is exploring possible new content contracts which have the potential to secure its future. If a new contract is won it will pave the way for Incite to restore its listing. The shares have been suspended at 27.5p, just 2.5p above the float price and well below the 75p high recorded shortly after the company came to market. Incite's main business is selling sports pictures and text information which is transmitted to a customer's mobile phone. The company has signed deals with Tottenham Hotspur and West Ham United to provide the service to the clubs' fans Lawrence Dallaglio, the former England rugby captain, is the marketing development director of Incite's operating subsidiary. But he is a director in name only and his involvement has been restricted to providing content for the service. Even that involvement is being scaled back. Incite has also attracted the attention of City regulators following the late reporting of a significant share stake. Richard Griffiths, the former chairman of Evolution Beeson Gregory, sold his 8.2% stake in Incite in October 2003 but the transaction was not reported to the stock market by Incite until January 2004. Stock exchange rules require immediate disclosure of any movement in share holdings in excess of 3%. Earlier this year Mr Griffiths attributed the three-month delay in reporting the sale to an administrative oversight. He paid about pounds 218,000 for his stake before the company announced plans to list. Mr Griffiths sold his entire stake for about pounds 1.5m a few weeks after Incite was floated. |
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