Immotion Share Price (IMMO)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Immotion Group Plc	LSE:IMMO	London	Ordinary Share	GB00BD5JRP64	ORD GBP0.00040108663

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	0.20	2.65%	7.75	601,517	16:20:08

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
7.50		8.00	7.75	7.40	7.55

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Technology Hardware & Equipment	1.95	-3.81	-2.42		22

Last Trade Time	Trade Type	Trade Size	Trade Price	Currency
16:19:52	O	25,000	7.90	GBX

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
10/10/2019	11:35	ALNC	Immotion Signs Deal With Aspro Parks For Blue Planet Aquarium Cheshire
10/10/2019	07:20	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
10/10/2019	07:00	RNSNON	Immotion Group PLC Immotion signs deal with Aspro Parks
25/9/2019	10:46	ALNC	Immotion Revenue Rises As It Brings Virtual Reality To Dubai Aquarium
25/9/2019	07:01	RNSNON	Immotion Group PLC Partnership Update
10/9/2019	14:21	ALNC	Immotion Group Partnership Model In Encouraging Summer As Demand Grows
10/9/2019	07:02	RNSNON	Immotion Group PLC Partnership update
07/8/2019	07:01	UKREG	Immotion Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
06/8/2019	16:32	UKREG	Immotion Group PLC Holding(s) in Company
06/8/2019	15:43	UKREG	Immotion Group PLC Holding(s) in Company

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15/10/2019	15:29	Immotion Group PLC	963
15/4/2019	16:37	Will Virtual Reality give Real Profits ?	261

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Immotion (IMMO) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time	Trade Price	Trade Size	Trade Value	Trade Type
2019-10-15 15:19:53	7.90	25,000	1,975.00	O
2019-10-15 15:14:17	7.80	32,051	2,499.98	O
2019-10-15 15:13:58	7.76	20,000	1,551.00	O
2019-10-15 15:13:13	7.76	32,237	2,499.98	O
2019-10-15 15:11:25	7.30	30,000	2,190.00	O

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15/10/2019 09:20	Immotion Daily Update: Immotion Group Plc is listed in the Technology Hardware & Equipment sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IMMO. The last closing price for Immotion was 7.55p. Immotion Group Plc has a 4 week average price of 6.20p and a 12 week average price of 6.05p. The 1 year high share price is 11.60p while the 1 year low share price is currently 4.63p. There are currently 285,462,691 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 617,834 shares. The market capitalisation of Immotion Group Plc is £22,123,358.55. Read Full Thread Reply
11/9/2019 14:57	imperial3: No impact on the share price as yet. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
10/9/2019 10:09	imperial3: It is a pity that the share price is not working yet,in spite of all the positive news Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/9/2019 11:36	cooltools: Excellent find, bennywin. IMMO are clearly building a decent moat, have first mover advantage (have partnered with some of the biggest names, such as the O2 and Merlin, plus aquaria and zoos - which in turn gives confidence to other potential edutainment locations), have found an attractive and "no-brainer" partnership agreement (location takes a cut, looks like 50% approx, for providing space and footfall) and IMMO have improved their on-site marketing to focus on the experience and edutainment factor (rather than being VR, which is just the tool to provide it). Hard to find fault! Perhaps they will expand rapidly, which will require more upfront costs than expected - but these are generally recouped in a few months! So why the share price weakness? I can only guess it's the figures - negative earnings (loss so far), no dividend, so no yield and a meaningless PER. For many, this makes it a bargepole stock - those searching for stocks would probably have filtered out those making a loss, no dividend, negative PER and other metrics. They have retained earnings of -£3.86 million, return on capital employed -140%... really ugly numbers (at least losses can be offset against future profits, so less tax is paid). So it's really an investment based on expectations - for which the company, and especially Martin Higginson, has been very clear and forthright in their strategy and expectations. Personally, I'm rather over-extended in this investment, but convinced could go positive very very quickly, making these concerns irrelevant. Have set a limit to pick up more if weakens further. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/9/2019 22:07	smithy70: Thanks for the analysis cooltools. Please keep them coming the more info we get. I think the share price will continue to flatline until some hard figures are released. The market isn’t going to notice until then despite the potential. I’ve taken the opportunity to top up which means I have an average of ~9p. I’m underwater and a little aggrieved that I didn’t hold and get in at the current prices but was always in as a LTH so confident patience will be a virtue. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/9/2019 19:26	cooltools: A quick bit of "sanity check" maths based on RNS of 30th July 2019. This RNS gave plenty of hard figures, including the decision to move to a partnership model. They are seeing the break-even point being Q1 2020 when they reach 410 headsets (using a mix of sales and partnership models). For new partnerships, we can expect £12,000 per year straight to the bottom line, possibly more as with experience, they are targeting the most lucrative footfall sites and have improved on-site marketing. So for the sake of simple, conservative maths, let's guess they achieve a further 200 headsets generating £12,000 pa - that's £2.4m revenues, by end of 2020. Assume a sensible PER of 20 - i.e. investors are cautiously optimistic but not ballistic. That gives a market cap of £48m. The current market cap is £19m, so we are looking at a 2.5x bagger by the end of 2020 and a share price of 17p. That seems eminently achievable and realistic, if not overly conservative. The share price only 3 months ago was about 10p. Happy to hear other viewpoints and opinions on why the share price is continuing to weaken. Currently have 0.3% of company, LTH. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
16/8/2019 17:00	yump: People always say AIM is a lottery, but I think there's two sides to that. There's the one where you just invest in something because its new and it might fly, without doing much research and there's the one where you do the research, the model seems OK, good progress is being made (not just PR), but the way the share price moves is a lottery for quite a while. I don't think there's any way of anticipating how volatile a share will be, even if you're sure its got a great model longer term and even if there is actual evidence of that, rather than just bullish announcements. All very different in a bull market, where people are scared of losing out. At the moment and for last few years, I think people are scared of losing any good gains. So imo it will take a very positive update for investors to be so scared of losing out, that they don't sell out when the share price jumps. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/8/2019 12:46	imperial3: Fair comment.I did say disappointment,(singular).The share price chart is the regret,considering how much they were at issue.However,I take your point that a 2 year wait should reward. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/8/2019 12:14	bennywin: You said "all the disappointments " The share price is just one ! The share price will look after itself long term and they are steamrolling in the right direction. Directors think its a currently a bargain and I do too. Personally, I am extremely confident, and was to stop buying any more than 500k, but broke my rules and have stopped on 1 mill. Happy to sit back and wait for 2 years. Take a step back from the share price, look at what they have achieved in a very short space of time, and enjoy the ride. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/6/2019 14:16	cooltools: Now wondering if the IMMO share price will continue drifting downwards, until better news arrives. That could be in July, if they give a half-yearly update, with figures showing whether or not they are on track to break even by the end of the year. If they drop down to 5p again it could be an amazing opportunity to double the results of yesterday's calculations (anyone for a 14x - 36x bagger?) Keeping a close eye on these and topping up bit by bit. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
17/6/2019 11:26	cooltools: Smithy70 asked "What kind of market cap do people think this company could seriously achieve if it continues on a successful trajectory?" Here's my attempt, based on figures given by IMMO for financial year ended 31st Dec 2018. They had revenues (income) of £1.95m and made an operating loss of £4m, so the total cost of operation was the sum of these too, let's round it up a bit, giving £6m. At first glance, that sounds awful, so let's do a sanity check. Martin Higginson (CEO) in this interview hTTps://youtu.be/g8JsBqp18TI gave a figure of 350 - 400 headsets to break even. Currently they have 200 headsets, expecting rollout to be quick, with another 80 going in imminently. They are expecting to reach this break even point this year. So, let's take the worse case, 400, that means each headset needs to bring in £15,000 per year on average (£6m/400). Assume there's 350 operational days per year, that's £43 takings per headset per day - not unrealistic at all - the charge is typically £20 for a 30 minute session. Half of that goes to the partner, so the income could peak at £20 per hour at full capacity - an average of £43/day over all sites and days doesn't seem at all unrealistic. So it passes the sanity test, that 400 headsets will bring in sufficient revenues to break even, and anything beyond that goes straight to the bottom line (see same interview). The question was what market cap could be reached? For that, we need the number of headsets in operation, before the market flatlines (competition, saturation, reduced novelty factor). At this point I think we need to guess, and best to be conservative, so I'll say 1000 headsets. As they expect to reach 400 headsets this year, that's only another 600, say over the next couple of years. With 1000 headsets, 400 cover costs and 600 are making pure profit. Each headset is currently bringing in £15,000 so 600 would bring in £9m profit per year. I believe that to be very conservative. Now to the market capitalisation, which involves the PER (Price to Earnings ratio). The profitable yet rather dull companies I'm currently investing in have a PER of 25 - 35. So let's take a conservative value of 20 for the PER. It can be much higher, if the market gets excited, e.g. BOO is currently 68. So, working with a PER of 20, we get a market capitalisation of £9m x 20 = £180m. Finally, the share price... there are 250m shares, so with a market cap of £180m that's a share price of 72p. The current share price is 10.7p so we are looking at a 7x bagger. If we're more optimistic, and say 2000 headsets, then we have profits of 1600 x £15000 = £24m, a market cap (still at PER of 20) of £480m and a share price of 192p, an 18x bagger. So the crucial tipping point is to break even with their 400 headsets by the end of this year, and then to be adding that kind of number of headsets per year. After 2 - 5 years we should be 7 to 18 times the current share price. Good luck all! Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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