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Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Ienergizer Limited	LSE:IBPO	London	Ordinary Share	GG00B54NMG96	ORD 1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.00	0.0%	59.80	0.00	01:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
57.80		59.60

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
-	O	0	59.80	GBX

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Ienergizer (IBPO) Latest News

Ienergizer News

Date	Time	Source	Headline
25/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	AIM Cancellation - iEnergizer Limited
22/5/2023	22:03	ALNC	IN BRIEF: iEnergizer to stop trading on AIM after Wednesday
19/5/2023	09:23	ALNC	IN BRIEF: iEnergizer shares to stop trading on AIM on Wednesday
19/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Matched Bargain Facility with JP Jenkins
16/5/2023	15:37	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Holding(s) in Company
16/5/2023	11:47	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Result of GM / Cancellation of Admission
16/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Appointment of Head of Investor Relations
12/5/2023	07:00	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Holding(s) in Company
28/4/2023	07:00	UKREG	iEnergizer Limited Change of Broker
21/4/2023	09:45	ALNC	iEnergizer shares fall as it seeks cancellation from trading on AIM

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Posted at 23/5/2023 10:06 by fisternator indeed kirk, i have never had any issues with match bargains, once bought £20k of a company called tracker network through matched bargain back in the early 90's; it went from £5 to £15 in a few weeks after tomorrows world featured them , this was just when car tracking devices came out. I remember it well, happy days indeed. Back then the FT would print the matched bargain prices on a weekend. Imagine that ! It seems some on here may not be able to distinguish between bin bag skint aim shares with zero income and profit delisting, with a company that is very profitable owned 83% by one shareholder. It does not need the market to raise funds (the primary reason why a share is listed)and sees the costs as a waste of money. i have already stated i will not hold, as that was never my plan, but i wouldn't worry at this price about holding when it's trading at about 3 x annual divi. What Gimpchi states makes no sense, why would someone who will not sell at 68P on the open market knowing full well the share is being delisted, then be desperate to sell via matched bargains below that price? It's hardly going to stop paying divi's considering the large holder is receiving 83% of the payout. The likely scenario is that legacy holder will at some stage make a tender offer for the remaining shares. aimho. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 17/5/2023 23:07 by cyberbub Guys just been keeping an eye on this. I was involved in a very similar delisting scenario at TriStar (TSTR) a few years back. In fact it was less promising than IBPO, as the smelter owned by the company had suffered problems and was not yet fully completed, whereas IBPO is a working and cash-generating company. TSTR owned about 15% of the smelter project, and a British 'whale' investor owned about 60% of TSTR. If all went to plan the TSTR shares should have eventually been worth 100p+ each. Because they didn't need money but also didn't want to spend money on listing fees, the company (ie the 'whale') announced that it was going to delist at about 15p IIRC and the share price collapsed to 5p. I did buy a modest amount at that point, thinking that I would get my shares certificated and then just wait a few years for the majority owner of the smelter to buy us all out for 100p. Obviously very risky but there was a possible 20-bagger in it. Sadly I panicked a bit when the shares plummeted further to sub-2p each on the last couple of days, and because I wasn't getting a clear answer from my broker as to whether a matched bargain facility would be available or not, I sold out at a loss, sigh. There was in fact a matched bargain facility set up, and there have been occasional small trades taking place on it, but no sign of the buyout or of any divis, 3 years later, and the level of news issued from the company is almost nonexistent, private shareholders are having to rely on foreign media reports and rumours from random employees. I know all this as the TSTR board is still running and occasionally I have a look. The points I'm making are: 1. there is a likelihood that the share price will become very volatile on the last two days of trading - don't panic! 2. Get your shares certificated now, if you intend to hold after delisting, 3. be prepared for a long wait to see any buyout etc, make sure you're not needing the money, if you are forced to sell on the matched bargain facility it will take time (typically one trading auction every 3 months) and there is always a very wide spread, 4. be prepared to have little or no news, the company will have to file annual accounts but these may or may not be easily accessible, and there may be little or no narrative with them, you'll have to do your own sleuthing, 5. you will have no control whatsoever over events, and if the company re-registers in a dodgy overseas tax haven then you will have few or no rights if the company decides to shaft minority private investors. It's definitely not as simple as 'sit back and let the divis roll in'...! I hope this insight is useful. No advice intended of course, DYOR Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 05/5/2023 09:58 by edmondj Here it is, thanks for the steer: Https://www.nakedtrader.co.uk/ A long-term holding Ibpo which I had considered safe and had paid me tons of cash dividends over 2-3 years including one major payout decided it would de-list. What !! Yes - it literally said tough sh1t. We decided we don't want you to be able to deal in our shares anymore, you've got a month to p1ss off. After that, well, you COULD deal in the shares, maybe with a "matched bargain facility". Fat lot of good that is to us ISA holders as you can't hold unlisted shares, so you're forced to sell. The thing is this wasn't a high risk silly penny share where you might take the risk of this kind of thing. It was a company valued at £600m plus. With good rising profits and a big divi. It wasn't considered high risk. This is pure daylight robbery and shareholders are right to feel as mad as hell. The problem is one shareholder owned more than 80pc so he can do what he likes. Quite how he can sleep at night after robbing his shareholders blind is another matter. Bad karma for him. The biggest lesson from this and something I should have realised is: don't hold shares in a company where one person owns a massive chunk. I'm going through all my shares to check so it doesn't happen to me again. For the website that's a loss of £4,205 and personally about double that. Anyway, you have to move on: there is no point getting any further annoyed about it. We all got shafted and that's that. I hope the chap that shafted us has a lot of bad dreams and a sh1t time, but my guess is he doesn't care. Rules need to be changed right away. The rule should be, if a company decided to de-list, then shares should be immediately suspended and shareholders given cash to the value of the shares at suspension within 6 weeks. I can't be bothered to fight for this as I'm a lazy bum, but maybe if you know someone who isn't perhaps set up some kind of petition to get this done. The only positive is I did get a lot of massive dividends including one massive one. I do wonder if a few brave people buy Ibpo outside an isa they might end up big winners as surely the co is still really still worth 3 quid a share. Good luck if you give that a go, I'm not brave enough to hold an unlisted. I kind of remember people buying up one that was de-listed a few years ago who managed to sell it for 6x more the year after but I can't remember what that share was. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 03/5/2023 15:17 by kimchi1 From June 2022: "India-based call centre operator iEnergizer Ltd (LON: IBPO) says that it is in talks with Mumbai-based BPEA Advisors Private Ltd concerning a potential bid as part of a strategic review by the AIM-quoted company. This sparked a 31p rise in the share price to 425p. iEnergizer is a highly cash generative business that has paid substantial dividends in recent years" So BPEA was interested at 425p last year and now the shareprice is 53p, with iEnergizer wanting to delist - surely BPEA or other private equity would be jumping at the chance? Either an incredible opportunity or something stinks (almost as much as Firestorm/Moonshine who reeks of wet dog) Almost tempted to stick some of my profits back in ... with the emphasis on almost. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 25/4/2023 09:52 by g2theary I can't see it going back to last weeks share price but I hope it does :D Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 25/4/2023 09:51 by hamhamham1 A 200% rise today to a quid quite poss. But would need 900% rise today to get back to last weeks share price. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 24/4/2023 14:29 by kirk 6 ben - is someone wants to buy also the liquidity isn't there and the share price would go up. so given its current extreme low valuation it could change quickly to the upside Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 24/4/2023 13:01 by bensdad2 This is really scandalous. The price has been slashed to one tenth of the price before the RNS. It is now only a little above the total anticipated dividend payment for the year. The interim dividend was 11p up from 8p last year; the final dividend last year was 13.8p. So if the final only went up to 15p this year, the total for the year would be about 26p.How can the directors consider that it is in the interests of (minority) shareholders to take action which literally decimates the share price, and reduces it to only a little above the total anticipated dividend payout??? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 22/4/2023 18:18 by dr biotech tizo10022 Apr '23 - 18:00 - 740 of 740 I did raise a few red flags last year just before I sold out. Really? not on here you didn't? tizo100 - 11 Feb 2022 - 09:38:38 - 338 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Sold at a nice profit Will look to re enter when the tensions in Ukraine sorts itself out. tizo100 - 26 Jan 2022 - 15:48:40 - 337 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO "Why Ienergizer (LON:IBPO) Could Be A Stock To Watch" hTTps://uk.investing.com/analysis/why-ienergizer-lonibpo-could-be-a-stock-to-watch-200452710 tizo100 - 23 Dec 2021 - 16:11:45 - 328 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Patience is a virtue tizo100 - 22 Dec 2021 - 14:33:20 - 324 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Mine was paid and reinvested with Iweb on Monday tizo100 - 15 Dec 2021 - 16:33:20 - 318 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Dividend payment coming on 20th December will reinvest it into more shares tizo100 - 07 Dec 2021 - 15:40:04 - 317 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Well undervalued tizo100 - 12 Nov 2021 - 05:50:51 - 292 of 741 Ienergizer - IBPO Sharecast iEnergizer posts record set of interim results Thu, 11th Nov 2021 12:31 (Sharecast News) - Digital media technology company iEnergizer reported a record set of interim results on Thursday, with revenue rising 35.1% to $121.9m, and service revenue up 36.8%. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
Posted at 04/1/2023 09:17 by 2bluelynn Just been looking over all this again and all the precious trading statements . There's nothing not to like . I just wonder after the failed sell of the company last year if the share price has been run down on purpose ? Maybe some one else is looking to buy it but more like 5quid ish a share a 25 percent uplift on the price at these levels . I have seen this before with shares that are marched down to get the average share price down .Any thoughts. I'm a long term holder and topped up again at 4 quid . Just can't see what's not to like . Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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