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FIPP Frontier Ip Group Plc

24.20
0.70 (2.98%)
Last Updated: 11:22:50
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Frontier Ip Group Plc LSE:FIPP London Ordinary Share GB00B63PS212 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.70 2.98% 24.20 23.40 25.00 24.20 23.50 23.70 137,048 11:22:50
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Real Estate Agents & Mgrs 358k -1.13M -0.0163 -14.85 16.19M
Frontier Ip Group Plc is listed in the Real Estate Agents & Mgrs sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker FIPP. The last closing price for Frontier Ip was 23.50p. Over the last year, Frontier Ip shares have traded in a share price range of 23.20p to 52.50p.

Frontier Ip currently has 68,898,207 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Frontier Ip is £16.19 million. Frontier Ip has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -14.85.

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08/2/2023
11:25
I likewise topped up this morning, I think it’s bottomed now. It’s important to look at how frontier undervalued investments in the past.

The Exscentia stake alone was worth near frontiers entire market cap shortly before the ipo.

It’s also the annual investors chronicle ST bargain shares list this Friday. It usually features a company like this and I believe this has a 20% chance of inclusion, so good time to top up given companies on his list surge by upto 30% on the day.

aqc888
08/2/2023
10:52
Ditto Rivaldo , and welcome , I topped up this morning !

Despite its excellent management and proven track record , this little company seems to fly completely under the radar and is now , in my view , completely the wrong price .

bomber13
08/2/2023
09:09
I've built a stake here recently for the first time.

I've met the CEO a couple of times in the past and really liked him - clever, down to earth and obviously knows his stuff as regards this type of investing.

The recent decline strikes me as a good time to get involved. Especially as Exscentia seems to be on a roll again - up 20% last night to $10.80 and then up again in the aftermarket to $11.10.

FIPP have a number of investee companies which look impressive imo and could multibag, but most importantly have been going for a number of years now and are already, or seem to be on the cusp of, gaining substantial commercial traction. So this could be an important inflection point for FIPP.

Thanks to the posters here for making the thread so informative. My buying has been around and just above the mid-price so there evidently is or has been an overhang which buyers might wish to take advantage of.

rivaldo
07/2/2023
22:57
The historic annual rise in NAV is significant. Even when the markets were falling last year Frontiers NAV increased. It has reliably increased every year.

Many investments are reaching inflection points - so this increase could well gather pace.

A £50m NAV currently could easily increase by another 10-30% next year, making its current market cap even more of a bargain.

I also quite like how the ceo here isn’t making outlandish claims about his investments. Not the typical AIM cowboy ceo. He owns a significant stake himself and doesn’t seem to care what the often psychotic market thinks of his investments. A swing from 60p to 120 to 66p in a little over a year, based on little information is extraordinarily psychotic.

aqc888
07/2/2023
21:43
I’m assuming cash down to £6.5m.
Exai stake at closing share price £7.0m.
Pulsiv at Jun ‘22 was £9.0m (but have made strong progress since then)
Vaccine Group Jun’22 £5.5m (again progress seen since then)
So that’s at least £28m.
The other 15+ holdings were valued at £20.7m in June ‘22.

So potentially £50m NAV at a market cap of £34m.

acuere
07/2/2023
20:47
Plus £7.4m cash - another 20% of market cap.

You’d think by looking at their cash and Exscentia holdings that the rest of the portfolio must be rubbish. Yet it holds some remarkably strong, maturing and relevant companies.

Extraordinarily undervalued.

aqc888
07/2/2023
18:32
Various new points of interest -

1) Exscientia over $10 tonight , Frontier's holding now worth 20% of their market cap , last sale of shares by Frontier was made @ $11.97 in August , 2022 .

2) Pulsiv newsflow is very active and constant on their website , the latest being a prestigious award announced yesterday -



3) Technical indicators look rock bottom in RSI , slow stochastics and MACD . Frontier's interims to end December , 2022 are due in 4 to 6 weeks .

bomber13
03/2/2023
02:03
Thanks acuere the infor is very much appreciated
swiss paul
02/2/2023
14:25
This from original Exscientia announcement of BMS collaboration.

Exscientia announces multi-target, AI-driven drug discovery collaboration with Bristol Myers Squibb

Upfront and potential milestones of over $1.2bn in addition to tiered royalties

Exscientia, the clinical stage, Artificial Intelligence (AI)-driven pharmatech company, announced today that it has entered into a collaboration agreement with Bristol-Myers Squibb Company (NYSE: BMY). This expanded collaboration has the potential to add to the Bristol Myers Squibb drug pipeline whilst enhancing Exscientia's portfolio of shared assets. The collaboration will use AI to accelerate the discovery of small molecule therapeutic drug candidates in multiple therapeutic areas, including oncology & immunology. The agreement includes up to $50 million in upfront funding, up to $125 million in near to mid-term potential milestones, and additional clinical, regulatory and commercial payments that take the potential value of the deal beyond $1.2 billion. Exscientia will also receive tiered royalties on net sales of any marketed drug products resulting from the collaboration.

acuere
02/2/2023
13:55
Exai News out.
acuere
01/2/2023
14:46
Yeah, I’ve been trying to find the catalyst for that jump. The price jump happened in last 30mins and after hours. Touched $8.66 on open just before. Can’t find any specific reason behind the move though.
As I’ve said before I think it will recover to IPO levels when sentiment returns.

acuere
01/2/2023
07:15
Exscientia closed at US$7.75 last night , up 29% , making Frontier’s residual holding worth £5m or 15% of the current market cap .
bomber13
26/1/2023
22:39
Great summary of the potential here and how quickly valuations can surge. Frontier has a history of undervaluing investments - unlike some similar companies who hugely overvalue their stakes, only to see valuations collapse by 90% upon ipo. I believe this will continue to drift lower in the absence of news.
Good chance of it being included in Simon Thompson’s bargain Portfolio on 10th Feb - which would see the share price surge by 20% on the day.

aqc888
26/1/2023
13:30
As an example of how the value of Fipps stake in these companies can accelerate if they get to IPO take a look at Exscientia.

30 June 2020. £4.4m
30 June 2021. £13.2m
1st Oct 2021. $34.4m (about £25.8m at time)

That’s roughly a 450% increase in 15 months.
Pulsiv current valuation £9m
Vaccine Group current val £5.5m.

acuere
26/1/2023
12:36
No Trading Update from Fipp, so in absence of News, share price may well continue to drift until HY results in 6/7 weeks. NAV could be lower as Exai share price on 31st Dec was just $4.99 compared to $10.89 at end June. It has recovered a bit this month to $6.25 and I’m confident when general market sentiment improves it will return to IPO price.

However, like others I believe it is Pulsiv that will be the driving force in the next 12/18m. For this reason I recommend regularly checking their website.
There are 2 new distribution agreements announced in the last week.





These agreements all seem to be putting in place the building blocks for what should be a very profitable company that could attract a generous IPO valuation. The valuation of Fipp 18.3% stake in Pulsiv more than doubled to over £9m last year. It’s easy to see that stake being worth far more than the Groups current £34m market cap when Pulsiv floated off or sold.

acuere
25/1/2023
11:41
To interesting posts around Pulsiv from their Linkedin, showing the potential of their technology

Phone Chargers;
This EU deadline for universal phone charger standardization represents an opportunity to minimize the power consumed by billions of devices. Pulsiv OSMIUM can be used in USB-C adaptors/chargers to deliver an unrivalled efficiency profile from no load to full power. This will save money for consumers, reduce global CO2 emissions and enable OEMs to prove their green credentials.

Laptop Chargers;
Laptop power supplies are one of the most recognised products in the market, yet they are notoriously inefficient. (Have you noticed how hot they are to touch? That's the energy being wasted and lost through heat which is costing you money!)

Typically around 130W, they're often developed using a combination of LLC + PFC circuit which impacts on size, weight, cost and efficiency.

Pulsiv's unique switching method achieves PFC without the need for an inefficient PFC inductor. By using capacitors in parallel, we have more control over the grid which directly influences and improves the front-end efficiency. In doing so, it enables the use of a more cost effective Flyback DC-DC converter.

Our 150W reference design is almost ready and will:

• Significantly Improve Efficiency
• Add 15% More Power vs Existing Solutions
• Reduce Cost, Size & Weight
• Simplify Design with One Solution
• USB-C Option Available

jimmywilson612
17/1/2023
07:24
Pulsiv will be the game changer in valuation hopefully within IPO later this year or Early 2024
best1467
14/1/2023
18:53
It’s remarkable how extraordinarily well positioned Frontiers investments are for the world we are finding ourselves in. The CEO probably can’t believe his luck that wider geopolitical forces are thrusting Frontiers investments forward. I have no other investment that I’m so excited about. Frontier consistently over delivers at every results. The CEO is heavily invested and increasing his exposure. The portfolio is not too concentrated and there’s a record of good judgment in the huge success story of Exscentia - with Pulsiv looking like the next big success. How this is trading at below nav, with its track record, is reflective of the poor regard AIM companies in general have with investors.
aqc888
14/1/2023
17:51
It is interesting to note that , with the recent revival of risk appetite in equity markets , the Exscientia shareprice has now recovered from just short of US$4 post Christmas to US$7 on Friday night . Frontier last sold stock in Exscientia in August , 2022 at US$12 , and still retains 782400 shares , worth some 8.2p per Frontier share as of Friday's close , or just under 10% of last June's total NAV .

Going back to another interesting RNS in November , 2022 , it is also worth repeating the significance of our CEO exercising 456825 options at 15p per share , and taking them up IN FULL . He is now Frontier's fourth largest shareholder with 6.2% of the equity , so his interests are very much reassuringly aligned with all of our own .

bomber13
14/1/2023
16:35
I’d suggest Frontier has a good chance of inclusion in Simon Thompson’s bargain share list in a few weeks. It fits his criteria and compared to Tek Capital, which was included last year, it’s a far far stronger proposition. If included the typical share price rise on the day would be 10-30%. His list will be published on 10th Feb. The current drift lower of Frontiers share price increases the chance of its inclusion.
aqc888
13/1/2023
10:58
Frustrating to see this drift lower every-time there is a gap between updates.
aqc888
12/1/2023
17:35
Good article here outlining the sort of efficiency savings that can be made with Pulsiv.
acuere
31/12/2022
07:41
Proven track record with first multi billion ipo, heavily invested ceo, diverse portfolio of 18 investments (all protected by patents), increasing positive news flow from Pulsiv and vaccine group (huge market).

With the 10years the ceo & team have spent their time, not money, investing in these companies I believe we will soon see the fruit of their work as inflection points are reached in multiple investments.

From my understanding it took 9years from Frontiers initial involvement in Exscentia till their $2.9b IPO.
Initial involvement in following companies
2018 CamGraphIC
2018 Cambridge Raman Imaging
2017 Vaccine group
2016 fieldwork robotics
2013 Pulsiv

aqc888
30/12/2022
07:28
The potential valuation of Pulsiv is frightening but if they go down the IPO route £1b initial valuation could be achievable,that̵7;s if a buyout doesn’t happen before.
best1467
30/12/2022
07:20
That’s guaranteed the Pulsiv potential is Enormous and near 20% stake which they maintained in the recent placing
best1467
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