Image Scan Share Discussion Threads

[boonkoh] 29/2/2012 21:35

Just over £500k of new sales since the last update is not extremely encouraging, but decent I guess given it covered the usually slow Christmas period. But yes, definitely not out of the woods yet, with questions over long term market position vs bigger competitors who can invest more in R&D and marketing.

Disappointed no news on any Asian sales.

[gnnmartin] 29/2/2012 16:18

Thanks Monty.

[monty68] 29/2/2012 16:01

Positive AGM. Breakeven last half year, and more industrial sales, which is greast as this is the area where we lost ground on 2008, to give a better balance between industrial and security.

[philjeans] 29/2/2012 07:23

He's saying; if we can't continue to grow quickly, and profitably - we're up for sale.

[gnnmartin] 29/2/2012 07:16

I sum up today's RNS as saying we are not out of the wood yet, but things are definitely encouraging.
Nigel Martin

[peterblok] 28/2/2012 18:47

Can't make it this time, but would appreciate feedback from monty or cheap

[cheap] 27/2/2012 10:47

Probably going again...

[monty68] 24/2/2012 17:24

I will be there

[jmf69] 24/2/2012 16:57

Just bought in recently... would be interested in other investor thoughts.

[gnnmartin] 24/2/2012 16:53

I'm sorry that I shall have to miss out on the AGM this year. Anyone here going?
Nigel Martin

[tomboyb] 01/2/2012 20:33

A bit of blue today with some large rollovers - I hope rise has what i think planned for IGE - gl.

[philjeans] 29/1/2012 20:05

It would be a crying shame if this Chinese outfit get this little business for a song now!

After struggling for so long, and just about to raise sales to a profitable and critical level, shareholders would be daft to sell it so cheaply.

I reckon 10p would properly reflect the latent potential, and the risks, here.

I'm surprised Gresham rolled over so easily.

2012 might just see this as a profitable and cash generative business, with a rapidly growing order book if the Chinese can produce it at the right price.

[assagai] 28/1/2012 12:05

Gresham , i believe, are concentrating on their property side and have been divesting aim stocks for some time. Clearly risestep were now prepared to take them out. I was also approached some time ago.

[diver999] 28/1/2012 09:03

I am more concerned to understand Gresham's thinking on this...
Looks a bit like a fire sale.

[tomboyb] 27/1/2012 17:42

It looks like Rise Step is accumulating certainly at these levels - there has been a bit of a overhang in stock - Having said that the reason for Rise's initial investment was to oursorce tech components to asia for cheaper manufacturing - Clearly it must see a market here with IGE record order book and hopefully if oursourced components = increase in margins -

[assagai] 27/1/2012 11:27

As I expected Rise step bought out Gresham. Rise step have had sufficient time to get to know the company and they clearly like what they see!

[tomboyb] 27/1/2012 11:17

Rise Step hold 26% now -

[tomboyb] 27/1/2012 11:16

Indeed it was -

TIDMIGE TIDMGHE

RNS Number : 3065W

Image Scan Holdings PLC

27 January 2012

Image Scan Holdings plc

("Image Scan" or "the Company")

HOLDINGS IN COMPANY

The Board of Image Scan, specialists in the field of real-time 3D and 2D x-ray imaging for the Security and Industrial Inspection markets, has today been notified that as a result of a purchase of 4,873,331 ordinary shares of 1p each ("Shares") in the Company on 26 January 2012 at a price of 2.25p per Share, Rise Step International Development Limited now own 19,873,331 Shares, representing 26.05% of the issued share capital of Image Scan Holdings plc.

The Company has also been notified today that Gresham House plc, following a disposal of Shares, no longer holds a notifiable interest in Shares in the Company.

-ENDS-

For further information, please contact:

Image Scan Holdings plc

[pugugly] 27/1/2012 08:48

EJ And down again today A bit like the "Grand old Duke of York" !!!

[tomboyb] 26/1/2012 13:39

That large trade could be GHT out -

[tomboyb] 26/1/2012 13:17

Volume developing here -