Imaginatik Share Discussion Threads

[ride the wave] 22/1/2014 00:31

MASSIVE SELL

SUPPORT WILL BREAK

VERY BEARISH

MUCH SAFER SHARES

BIG DOWNTREND COMING

[the handyman] 13/12/2013 11:32

I'm new here, but if the company keeps delivering good news, I will be adding to my initial investment.

[addict] 13/12/2013 08:01

Strong 3rd qtr.-nice...

[liquid millionaire] 13/12/2013 08:00

Great news!

[illtud] 13/12/2013 07:06

A two year extension to an existing contract. Not bad

illtud

[bains123] 27/11/2013 08:15

No nasty surprises at least and hopefully new contracts to come soon!!!!

[still waiting] 27/11/2013 07:58

sorry, seafood platter last night..

[dusseldorf] 27/11/2013 07:57

Still Waiting - I think you mean damp squib? the results were never going to be spectacular hence placement to raise funds. Things are looking up however.

[still waiting] 27/11/2013 07:53

bit of a damp squid there..

[marty421] 27/11/2013 07:51

All good stuff I think

[cottoner] 27/11/2013 07:49

Matt Cooper, Executive Chairman of Imaginatik, commented, "We have enjoyed a strong start to the third quarter, signing several new contracts and have a steadily growing pipeline of further opportunities, both in the US and Europe. The focus for the remainder of the year will be on building sales momentum and taking our new product offerings out to the market. With the right strategy, a strong team and extended offering, we remain confident in the future success of Imaginatik."




Our integrated sales strategy is beginning to pay dividends. We are having conversations with increasingly more senior people at target customers and have secured some impressive new clients in the period and post period end, including Shell in the UK and a major Canadian bank. We are also pleased with the improved level of renewals in the period, which was a key objective as stated in the final results released in July 2013.

[charmer1_23] 27/11/2013 07:47

Steady if unspectacular results, they obviously need to build on that strong start to the 3rd quarter that they refer to....

[camelot5] 27/11/2013 07:44

Still no details on the signing of significant contract on 24 October with Canadian outfit.Mention of 6 new customers,3 in US and 3 in Europe.

Eagerly awaiting more news!!!

[dusseldorf] 26/11/2013 08:52

Results have historically been released late November > mid Dec. They'll come in the next few weeks I'm sure.

Trend should continue to be up as the business appears to be doing some good deals. From trading it looks like there has been a sizable overhang that's slowly been eaten away. We've seen higher highs and higher lows as people tuck a few away (inc. me).

[battyman2] 26/11/2013 08:06

Was there supposed to be results today?

[bains123] 25/11/2013 15:13

Results out in morning? Flurry of buys bodes well!!

[ratel274] 25/11/2013 09:30

I took a small position in IMTK this morning, being a keen follower of Hargrave Hale and the related Marlborough Unit Trusts. They may have put the company into their new Nano-Cap Growth Fund. If so, it will be interesting to see whether it makes the 10 biggest holdings once these are released.

[bains123] 18/11/2013 20:37

Posted by wealthmanager:

1.Imaginatik has a broad portfolio of solutions and services (business consulting, corporate advisory, project & program management, and award-winning enterprise software) that have, over the last 14 months, delivered a 10 x ROI (Return On Investment). This is a staggering achievement!

2. A growing number of blue chip companies have conducted extensive due diligence on Imaginatik and have, as a consequence, awarded the company significant contracts. They include Boeing, Chubb, Pfizer, ExxonMobil, Royal Dutch Shell, World Bank, and Goodyear. So, the one question one must pose to oneself is, why are these multi-billion pound businesses choosing Imaginatik? Has it got something to do with the ROI metric?

3. Imaginatik recently won a significant three year global innovation-solutions contract with a Canadian banking and financial services corporation. This is rumoured to be BMO Financial Group ($44bn market cap). For the record, this is the third contract win in a span of 3 months! This is referred to in the industry as 'high traction'. Quindell Portfolio had a similar traction rate in its early years. For those new to investing, traction refers to the progress of a young company and the momentum it gains as the business grows. In broad terms, companies spotting high traction not only deliver stellar growth (thereby creating shareholder value) but are also acquisitive targets for larger companies seeking growth.

4. The investment community has yet to grasp either the scale (collectively, contracts are likely to be worth millions) of the contract wins or the material competitive advantage that the company has established through the construction of a strong, blue chip client base.

5. With a rapid uptick in demand for Imaginatik's services, a growing customer base, and increasing level of industry recognition, investors should not be surprised to learn of further, potentially significant, contract wins before year end.
6. Earlier this year, Imaginatik's directors sought to demonstrate confidence in the business by swapping a portion of their salary for equity worth £164,000. Heavy insider purchases often portend an informed change in business direction. And given their knowledge of their own companies, executives are well positioned to spot valuation anomalies in the market. Together, Matt Cooper, David Gammon, Simon Charles, Luis Solis, and Shawn Taylor now own 12.37% of the company.

7. On the 10th of October 2013, Marlborough Fund Managers Ltd, for whom Hargreave Hale Ltd manages its investments on a discretionary basis, purchased 226,666,667 shares in Imaginatik, joining the likes of JM Finn and Herald Investment Management who already have a significant stake in the company. Once again, the question one must pose to oneself is, why did they make this purchase? Has it got something to do with the company's growth prospects?

8. Imaginatik competes against a disparate group of rivals, from local consultancy firms to international software vendors and systems integrators. No firm can match Imaginatik's breadth or depth of solutions. Furthermore, no other company has attempted to construct a fully integrated service offering (described in point 1) at the same scale as Imaginatik. Its closest rivals are arguably on the technology side, with solutions vendors such as Innovate™ and Phillips Innovation Services™ in the US.

There is an exciting story unfolding in Imaginatik that'll only be experienced by those willing to exercise patience. Remember, at 0.10p, the current share price disregards the significant value of Imaginatik's recent contract wins, understates its prospects for delivering substantial returns, and singularly fails to recognise the transformation that is occurring within the business.

[mistermagoo3] 18/11/2013 16:07

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Who knows? They periodically announce new contract wins, sometimes they even give details of how much the contract is worth and I reckon we'll get more than one new contract announced before Christmas on the basis this is the time of year things are tied up before the yuletide holidays and in December 2012 they casually announced three new contracts in 1 RNS. If they do that again, bearing in mind how much the share price spikes when just one contract win is announced, it will create a very big spike. Researching this is easy. Just look through the RNS announcements. I wouldn't say IMTK can give anyone any lessons in communications with shareholders / investors though, on the other hand, they can't go around whispering market sensitive information willy nilly. The question is, as far as the long term is concerned, where are they heading? How much business can they handle? How much business sense does their operation make? Does the income just cover their overheads? Another thing to bear in mind though is much as some companies boost their advertising and promotional budgets when they're coming out of a recession, it WOULD make sense for me for firms to also try and innovate themselves out of recession so they are in "peak condition" with absolutely up to date operations and products for when the market recovers ... this is just my logic. I cannot point to any "proof" any of this will come to pass. Hargreave Hale invested pretty heavily not that long ago and they have more analysts to throw at working out if IMTK is a going concern than I will ever have ... and I presume they've met the people running IMTK, know their products, their operations and voted with their wallets. Simple question. Are Hargreave Hale stupid? I don't think so ... so if you're happy to tag along on larger investors' coat tails, this hasd the potential to do really rather well ... but I reserve the right to be very wrong ... and yes, I do have a pretty hefty investment in IMTK!

[still waiting] 18/11/2013 15:24

who said shares move on supply and demand..

[27macca] 18/11/2013 15:07

SW, can't buy any at all now!

Those 3 & 3.%M buys maybe know bit more than we do about the results, not huge buys but nice enough this close to news, I wonder if the results will be accompanied by another contract or two?

[still waiting] 18/11/2013 15:02

we look too cheap, hopefully results will show the market.

[cottoner] 18/11/2013 14:57

Obviously expecting more contracts in North America - currently on Imaginatik website

Imaginatik is currently seeking a Client Development Executive to lead the development and growth of new and existing accounts in North America. This position is based out of Imaginatik's Boston Offices. Travel may approximate 50%.

[27macca] 18/11/2013 14:55

Half yearly report was 21st November last year, are we expecting same date here??

Good buying this afternoon, maybe a leak??