Ienergizer Share Discussion Threads

[2bluelynn] 01/11/2021 17:55

Here we goWhen they listed they published an AIM admission document. In this document they say the reason for flotation was "in order to gain access to the Uk capital markets. It is anticipated that admission will raise the company's profile internationally and help diversify its shareholders base as well as providing a liquid market for the ordinary shares"

[tizo100] 31/10/2021 18:06

That was answered sometime ago if you scroll down

[alotto] 29/10/2021 07:06

I still have concerns about the largely privately ownership nature of the company. Why do they need public listing?

[johndoe23] 28/10/2021 23:24

Interims 11/11/21

[mcbabs] 06/10/2021 13:10

I think this is just getting dragged down like everything else. Low liquidity doesn't help.

[johndoe23] 06/10/2021 12:35

They don't do trading updates. Though was one in October 2019

[tizo100] 06/10/2021 12:13

Time to buy again?

[2bluelynn] 29/9/2021 16:35

Do we have a trading update soon ? Tomorrow or the 1st ?

[alotto] 28/9/2021 09:36

Green, what does suggest that they are looking for an international buyer?

[greenhat2] 27/9/2021 19:04

Mainly an Indian company and looking for an international buyer in time ?

[alotto] 25/9/2021 14:21

Thanks McBabs

[mcbabs] 24/9/2021 23:40

Hi AlottoWhen they listed they published an AIM admission document. In this document they say the reason for flotation was "in order to gain access to the Uk capital markets. It is anticipated that admission will raise the company's profile internationally and help diversify its shareholders base as well as providing a liquid market for the ordinary shares"

[alotto] 23/9/2021 09:21

I know I put out this question a few times, but if I could collect some of the board opinions would be much appreciated.
Since Anil Aggrawal holds such a high proportion of the shares, what are the benefits to justify the costs of the public listing. Am I being naïve, or if the CEO/Director holds most of the shares, there are still good reasons to keep the company publicly listed?

[ihuntley] 22/9/2021 16:29

crazy isn't it!?!?!

[johndoe23] 22/9/2021 15:49

What is going on here? Nearly at 52wk low...

[alotto] 15/9/2021 06:11

Why does this company need to be public, it's largely privately owned and could well be a private company altogether. Listing a company has its cost, I expect this one could be delisted one day. Unless I am missing something here

[tole] 29/8/2021 11:24

https://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2021/08/29/3-aim-stocks-id-buy-for-passive-income/IenergizerOperating on six continents, Guernsey-based Ienergizer (LSE: IBPO) provides outsourcing services to companies in fields including banking, healthcare and gaming. This diversification should make earnings - and therefore dividends - pretty secure. Analysts have the stock returning 15p in the current financial year. That gives a juicy yield of 5%. Other things I like about IBPO include the high returns on capital and reasonable valuation (17 times earnings). The fact that founder Annil Aggarwal holds a massive amount of shares should also ensure that his interests are aligned with those of retail investors like me.As with many AIM stocks however, IBPO could prove to be a volatile holding. The 'free float' - the amount of stock available to trade on the market - is very small at just 17%. This could mean it takes only a few buys or sells to make the share price motor or sink respectively.

[tradingsun1] 27/8/2021 08:49

Looks like IBPO might be turning a corner in the share price - nice looking chart now on the weekly timeframe.

[tole] 20/8/2021 13:07

Ieneegizer flies a lot under the radar so good to see a bit of new exposure with it being picked in the new top 10. (Contrary to name dog - which usually has a different meaning when it comes to some stock picks)https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/the-dogs-of-aim-2021/For four years I have been investing in the Dogs of AIM portfolio, which comprises 10 shares chosen based on the rules of the Dogs of the Dow trading strategy. Popularised by money manager Michael O'Higgins in his 1992 book Beating the Dow, investors put equal amounts of money into 10 individual companies. Known as "dogs", the companies are the constituents of the blue-chip-focused Dow Jones Industrial Average Index with the highest historic dividend yields.New entries this year include technology-services company Ienergizer (IBPO), property investor Urban Logistics REIT (SHED), miners Central Asia Metals (CAML) and Pan African Resources (PAF), professional-services firm FRP Advisory Group (FRP) and financier Numis Corporation (NUM).

[alotto] 12/8/2021 14:18

Thanks for the heads up

[w1lbur01] 12/8/2021 13:27

AGM tomorrow