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[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 12:23

I have only posted this tip on the turn bb as I know they know their tech.

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 12:20

The Queen of Tech she is known as. Research her you will be impressed.

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 12:18

Angus will be side swiped on her control they needed somebody with tech experience in the interim with the old bod being shaken up. Then Vin made here announcement. True heavyweight in the sector. Well respected as No1.

[hulk2004] 30/7/2018 12:11

I am in with 150,000 bought today! See how in goes, Angus is Angus but if VM gets onboard then no brainer!

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 12:00

330k is 1pc. Crazy to get a chance to obtain that sort of a holding in one of Vin Murria companies.

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 11:14

Look like actual facts. The fact Vin already hold 1.78pc of imtk and is now going for control it speaks volumes with her resume and pristine reputation for mega growth. 2.66m cap this is a strong buy.

[1happydays] 30/7/2018 11:11

Product - tick
Management - tick
Scalable software - tick
tiny market cap - tick
Revenue - tick
Cost cutting measures - tick
US & UK based - tick
Ranked leader in corporate innovation management according to Forrester Research - tick

all imo of course

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 11:02

The queen of Tech Vin Murria MO is to build up a company and sell it in for 100s of millions. However, Vin Murria, chief executive, told The Telegraph that despite the group's deal team being busier than ever this year it has struggled to continue its acquisition strategy because would-be targets have taken advantage of the listings boom or private equity players have been able to pay a much higher price due to cheap leverage.Ms Murria pointed to Apax's recent takeover of Dutch software firm Exact and HG Capital's buy of rival healthcare IT firm Allocate Software in October as examples of missed opportunities. ACS had been aiming to do deals worth between £300m and £600mMs Murria said that ACS "had received lots of buyout approaches from private equity and we kept batting them away."

[milliecusto] 30/7/2018 10:47

Solid buying

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 10:44

VM comments "i'm good at taking something that has sales of £2.5 million and making it a £500 million business," she comments. "I'm not good at going from a start-up to a few million pounds; that's not me, but I do have a huge amount of respect for those who can do the start-up phase.".

[milliecusto] 30/7/2018 10:40

Nice shake

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 10:33

NT all the way to buy. No problems selling.

[tidy 2] 30/7/2018 09:40

Keep some of these gents. Believe in Vin Murria

[tomboyb] 30/7/2018 08:53

I think this will pass double figures at some stage -

Regardless arguing with deep pockets -

That is imho -

[letmepass] 30/7/2018 08:46

NT to buy. Massive rise coming

[tomboyb] 30/7/2018 08:33

Same sort of investors in sos -

Deep pockets and clearly they think v highly of Vin -

[gimmetheloot] 30/7/2018 00:56

There will be a scramble for shares her e anything sub 20pmis a baragain. Vim Murrai

[tidy 2] 29/7/2018 17:49

Imtk current customers. Vin Murria must have an angle to work her magic here. Cargill,ExxonShellPrice waterhouse cooperTD BankDelta AirlinesExelonSudexoGoodYearAecomChubbDOWNorvartis

[tidy 2] 29/7/2018 13:55

I dare say fincap employees will be all over buying up imtk stock knowing what Vin is all about having already sung her praises.

[tidy 2] 29/7/2018 13:33

Tech entrepreneur Murria buys major broker stake15 May, 2017Tech entrepreneur Vin Murria has taken a significant stake in broker finnCap.Following the purchase, believed to equate to around 10% of the firm's capital, Murria (pictured) has been appointed a strategic adviser to finnCap, with a view to becoming deputy chairman later down the line.She set up Advanced Computer Software in 2008 and sold the business for £765 million in 2015.Finncap is not Murria's only investment in the financial services space.She is also a shareholder and sits on the advisory panel for Hay Hill Wealth Management, which was recently acquired by a number of high profile investors, including Conservative party treasurer Lord Stanley Fink.Murria also has non-executive directorships at security software company Sophos, Zoopla and IT infrastructure provider Softcat, and is a senior adviser at NM Rothschilds.She has more than 25 years' experience in venture capital, private equity, M&A as well as operational experience in the software sector. Commenting on the decision to take a stake in finnCap and backing finncap chief executive Sam Smith - the first female broker boss, Murria commented: 'I'm thrilled to be backing another female entrepreneur who is having a significant impact in the market and I strongly believe the UK should be encouraging more successful female-led businesses. ' Smith, who founded finnCap, added: 'We want to do things differently and Vin's experience growing and advising FTSE 250 companies will be invaluable as we continue to help ambitious companies grow.'hTTp://citywire.co.uk/wealth-manager/news/tech-entrepreneur-murria-buys-major-broker-stake/a1016367

[tidy 2] 29/7/2018 12:20

Vin Murria-"Crowned Queen of Tech"VM comments "I'm good at taking something that has sales of £2.5 million and making it a £500 million business,' she comments. 'I'm not good at going from a start-up to a few million pounds; that's not me, but I do have a huge amount of respect for those who can do the start-up phase.'"

[tidy 2] 29/7/2018 00:33

Many times. She has the tech Midas touch. Won award upon award. Glad I took the NT to get in. Ask was 5.5 and I paid 5.7. Felt stung but an hour or so later word started catching on. Now I want more.

[gimmetheloot] 28/7/2018 22:54

This woman is going to be one hell of a appointment. She has taken companies from 2M to hundreds of millions.

[tidy 2] 28/7/2018 16:32

This is what she does. Murria has completed over 40 acquisitions since her days at Kewill. She knows how to attack a niche market and squeeze it for sales by accumulating underexploited, complementary businesses. It's a formula for success that she's repeating at Advanced Computer Software, where in two years she has overseen five acquisitions, including COA Solutions for £100 million from Alchemy Partners, and opened offices in Asia and North America. In between all of this, she managed to negotiate a new £55 million financing facility with two banks.The AIM-listed company, which provides software and IT services to public, private and third sector organisations, has gone from zero to close to £100 million in the space of two years. 'I'm good at taking something that has sales of £2.5 million and making it a £500 million business,' she comments. 'I'm not good at going from a start-up to a few million pounds; that's not me, but I do have a huge amount of respect for those who can do the start-up phase.'

[tidy 2] 28/7/2018 16:29

Note that Vin Murria already holds 1.76% of IMTK she has had her foot in the door already before this announcement to take controlling interest. So she is takin it to the next level as it is following her criteria on what she looks for in a company before going to work on it.