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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Ims Maxims | IMX | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 11.75 | 00:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 11.75 | 11.75 |
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Posted at 23/5/2009 10:32 by klever IMX has been bumping along the bottom and almost going under for years now, they turn over about 5M but have loans of almost 10M. The interest they pay on those loans is about 2M a year but they only manage to make a gross profit of 1M to 1.5M a year so they end up borrowing more to make up the shortfall, which is why they now owe 10M. For investors this has been a poor bet and a big gamble for at least the last 3 or 4 years - even if they somehow manage to make 2M gross profit a year to pay the interest they would only stand still, not pay off the loans. And in the current climate the loans must be drying up.Despite this, the CEO and others seem willing to put up 1M of their own cash (I hope its not more debt!) to buy the business, including its 10M of loan debts. This either means that there is a big turnaround deal in prospect - which is why the plc has put the paybackclause in - or else these guys just don't know when to say 'I give up'. Either way, I think that my few shares are a lot better off in the plc than in the debt ridden business being sold off. I will be interested to see who the new plc board will be and what they might do to grow our 1M. |
Posted at 24/12/2008 01:18 by whyme Well should one top up or ditch ?Is this correct - top up to 25,000 = £250 defered share = 1 (£245) which IMX will have and 1 x £5 to be split into 500 shares of 1p each the £245 may then be owned by the company IMX Would then IMX be delisted ? Are they going to walk away with £245 free ? Confused - I am. |
Posted at 07/12/2008 01:12 by malcolmmm same way as M&S do, they owe billions but they service their debt with earnings that cover the debt and are able to pay a dividend of 10.5% |
Posted at 02/10/2007 13:21 by explorer88 oh dear - crippled by debtanyone still holding, please form an orderly queue to sell ... IMX R.I.P. |
Posted at 14/5/2007 19:47 by cheading KemorkidNot talking to anyone at IMX. Price drift with no keenness by management to redress it seems. Omagh news cheers me a lot more. Two pages in the Independent last Monday and the same article in Belfast Telegraph shows GAL is newsworthy. cheers cheading |
Posted at 17/4/2007 08:03 by walker197 I agree Wirral., IMX has been proven. Could be good news but lets hope that they dont get caught up in the 'witch hunt'. Hopefully, one of those said MP's bought a raft of shares a while back.!!!! |
Posted at 15/10/2006 11:53 by cheading Kemorkid,...because EVERYONE, market makers, punters, traders, & exchanges is asleep? Just read the latest IMX report, if I can will go to AGM 21st Nov in Woburn Sands. Was 2 shareholders there a couple of years back. That was DOUBLE the year before when only I was there. Hardly a massive following! 'often wrong, never in doubt'. cheers cheading |
Posted at 29/9/2006 09:30 by kemorkid Well put Cheading nice to have another IMX fan on board.They did say to expect no other contracts signed for 6 months-but I can wait on a "ten bagger". KK |
Posted at 18/8/2006 08:41 by kemorkid Wirral,You still talking to your self! IMX are the only co. in GB where their system works. HAving a contract with BT is fantastic-once this is up and running it is an opportunity to display their wares for the national programme. I dont think this will be a short term winner but now is the time to start building a stake in this co which i am doing-this will be a ten bagger in the medium term but DYOR etc.... KK |
Posted at 23/3/2006 23:49 by irishelf I wonder if this will have much effect on IMX????UPDATE (Adds share price and context on NHS IT programme problems) LONDON (AFX) - Healthcare software supplier iSOFT Group PLC said it expects a 55 mln stg shortfall in full-year revenues due to delays to the 6.2 bln stg modernisation of Britain's National Health Service computer systems. The news wiped more than a third of the value off iSOFT shares in early morning trading. At 8.15 am iSOFT shares were down 134-3/4 pence, or 37 pct, at 226 pence. Delays to the ambitious National Programme for IT in the NHS, which accounts for about 20 pct of iSOFT's revenue, has created "uncertainty" for the financial year, iSOFT said in a trading update. Total full-year revenue generated from iSOFT's contract as a supplier to the NHS IT programme is expected to be around 30 mln stg, about 55 mln below previous expectations, iSOFT said. Operating profit will be about 45 mln stg less than originally expected, the company added. "(The NHS IT programme) rescheduling process has created uncertainty for iSOFT's current financial year and, as the process is still ongoing, the company does not now expect to recognise any revenue in respect of the delivery of new software into the programme during the second half of the year," iSOFT said in a statement. "The impact of the rescheduling process is likely to be that the phasing of revenues will be less concentrated in the earlier years of the programme than previously anticipated." iSOFT said overall revenues during the lifetime of the NHS IT programme remained in line with its expectations but admitted that the longer-term financial impact of changes to the NHS IT programme was currently unclear. "The potential impact (of NHS IT programme changes) on future periods will only become clear following the completion of the rescheduling process which is expected to take place over the coming months," iSOFT said. Analysts have long warned that problems with the NHS IT programme, which includes the introduction of electronic patient records and new systems for booking hospital appointments, could affect iSOFT's revenues. However, iSOFT has previously shrugged off concerns about the NHS IT programme and insisted that it was not affected by any delays and its contracts remained on track. Last year consultancy Accenture, one of the local service providers for the NHS IT programme and an iSOFT partner in two English regions, said it expected to lose up to 150 mln usd (82.4 mln stg) for the financial year related to its work on the NHS. Accenture blamed the shortfall on delays in the deployment of some of its computer systems for the IT programme and lower than expected margins and billings. nick.huber@afxnews.c nh/ak/nh/bam |
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