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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Ims Maxims | LSE:IMX | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B3KKWM62 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 11.75 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/6/2005 09:05 | Some one buying these at last-must stop talking to myself! | kemorkid | |
22/4/2005 17:03 | Nice to see some action. Need some contracts ? KK | kemorkid | |
18/4/2005 16:38 | No, attended EGM so didn't think it appropriate. Bought more before. (This share is just like Ultrasis, needs time. Held ULT for 3 years (90% of time my shares were worth less than I'd paid, now worth 50% more). Funny old game patience. cheers cheading | cheading | |
18/4/2005 12:51 | Hi Cheading, Still long as well.Did you take part in the placing? Kemorkid. | kemorkid | |
18/4/2005 11:34 | Interesting Article in Computer Weekley: Top stories this week: NHS may pay up-front to ease burden on suppliers. Am still long. One for the patient. cheers cheading | cheading | |
09/4/2005 09:37 | Bill, The company will give you another opportunity to ask the same question in 6-9 months time....LOL!!! | maysun | |
03/4/2005 22:51 | Massive dilution to raise 2m which they will burn in 6-9 months and then what? | bill.slygo | |
01/4/2005 19:25 | Deliberate evasion of the question, I rang BE at IMS to give them a bit of angry feedback to the share issue, BE not available, SC painted a rosy picture and explained that they had limited funding options. Bit of a party political with no facts stated, just that they were now solvent. Look at today's news, more share option for these high achievers........ IMS MAXIMS plc ("IMS MAXIMS" or the "Company") #2.1 million Fundraising The Board of IMS MAXIMS plc are pleased to announce the completion of a fundraising that will provide the Company with #2.1 million in new funds. The Agreement comprises of: The issue of 74,400,000 new ordinary shares in the Company at a price of 1.5 pence each raising #1,116,000 ("the Placing"); and The issue of a 2007 Secured Loan Note for #1 million with 40,000,000 warrants attached exercisable at 2.5 pence. Application has been made for the 74,400,000 new ordinary shares, which will rank pari passu with existing ordinary shares, to be admitted to trading on the AIM Market of the London Stock Exchange. Admission will become effective and dealings are expected to commence at 8.00am on Thursday 7th April 2005. The directors of the Company, including James Brian Ennis, David W MacDonald, Peter J Holmes and Stephen Casey are participating in the Placing. As a result of these participants in the Placing being related parties pursuant to Rule 12 of the AIM Rules, and in accordance with our obligations, both Orla Jenkinson and Terence Fossey, being the Independent Directors, consider, having consulted the Company's nominated adviser, that the terms of the Placing are fair and reasonable as far as the shareholders are concerned. The Placing shares were distributed to the following notifiable interests: Name Shares under this Total Shares after Percentage of total Placing Placing shares in issue James Brian 15,333,333 40,931,285 17.49% Ennis Director of the Company David W 3,333,333 5,553,333 2.37% MacDonald Director of the Company Peter J Holmes 1,666,666 1,863,332 0.80% Director of the Company Stephen Casey 1,000,000 1,000,000 0.43% Director of the Company Mansard Limited 26,666,666 41,166,666 17.59% Crumlin Picture 13,333,333 13,333,333 5.70% House Under the revised rules of the Company's Executive Share Option Scheme all previously existing share options held by the Directors have been dissolved and the Directors have been granted the following options to acquire ordinary shares in the Company on the following dates exercisable at a price of 2pence per share: Vesting Date Vested 22-Dec-05 31-Mar-06 22-Dec-06 31-Mar-07 31-Mar-08 Total James Brian Ennis 750,000 550,000 200,000 200,000 150,000 150,000 2,000,000 Terence J Fossey 660,000 460,000 140,000 80,000 105,000 105,000 1,550,000 Orla Jenkinson 690,000 490,000 140,000 120,000 105,000 105,000 1,650,000 Stephen Casey 450,000 350,000 140,000 200,000 105,000 105,000 1,350,000 David W MacDonald 225,000 225,000 200,000 300,000 150,000 150,000 1,250,000 Peter J Homes 30,000 30,000 20,000 40,000 15,000 15,000 150,000 Enquiries to: Stephen Casey Financial Director IMS Maxims Plc Clara House Glenageary Park Co. Dublin Ireland Tel +353 1 2840555 Fax +353 1 2840829 | red_fred | |
01/4/2005 13:39 | Red-fred...Cheading. | bill.slygo | |
25/3/2005 16:49 | RF, thanks. "of votes cast" as above. I'm not paid to ramp, "I'm long, so biased". it's your shout if you do likewise. Those who didn't vote could always have attended, though most just punting, so wouldn't. cheers cheading | cheading | |
25/3/2005 14:25 | Cheading, Any news from the EGM? Did they give you any reasons to stay long?? I'm a bit sceptical on the 99% number, was it 99% of those who voted (insiders have 25%) OR 99% of the 168m shares, big difference! good luck RF | red_fred | |
25/3/2005 12:34 | Went to EGM. All motions passed, with 99% of votes cast. I'm long, so biased. cheers cheading. | cheading | |
24/3/2005 21:42 | Looks like we have now reached the bottom, they have more than doubled the number of shares in the float, still no real news from the company. News from the national program is good for IMS, gaps appearing all over the rollout, can they exploit them though?? IMS have to have something in the locker to enter into this equity firesale, watch for the bottom feeders snapping up big blocks in the next few weeks as a sure sign that there is life in this dog. | red_fred | |
09/3/2005 11:58 | KK - In the IT software sector my preferred stock is SRF - cash in bank ($89m), low valuation (compared to main competitor WBSN), high levels of free cash flow, strong invoicing growth, good track record, management who deliver, strong candidate for takeover if valuation does not increase soon. Potential for six fold return in three years. | explorer88 | |
09/3/2005 09:39 | Thanks anyway E88. What less risky investments do you fancy in this field? KK | kemorkid | |
08/3/2005 23:22 | KK - i no longer have an interest in IMX and will not be reinvesting; the risks are just too high / too speculative. Very high returns are available from less risky investments (companies which have a similar potential growth profile to IMX, but who have cash in the bank, high levels of free cash flow, and strong invoicing growth). If you decide to stay in IMX, i hope it works out well for you. | explorer88 | |
08/3/2005 19:07 | Explorer, Talked to S Casey today. Still think their could be light at end of tunnel. Please give him a ring tomorrow and let me know what you think. KK | kemorkid | |
07/3/2005 10:52 | Thought i'd drop by to see how you're doing ... doesn't look too good. Management still receiving large salaries, few sales (£50,000 a year for Irish contract - wow! - not much more from Trillium), debts increasing, more capital raising to ensure an unqualified auditors report and not even giving you guys a chance to take part through a rights issue (doesn't appear that management have existing investors interests at heart). There is much talk of a "planning blight" - this is absolute nonsense - the blight ended some time ago. NPfIT is spending huge amounts of money on IT - it just isn't IMS Maxims' advanced clinical applications! "Don't touch IMS Maxims with a barge pole" was the comment of my colleague who works as a consultant to NPfIT, IA and others connected to NHS. I still agree with this comment... Good luck if you're still holding. | explorer88 | |
06/3/2005 20:31 | Red-fred, It will be even worse if they release the share dilution news before the share price rose, share price could be down below 1p. The company is in a dire position, it will not improve until they sell enough products to cover its outrageous cash burn. Addition fund will only buy them a bit more time, I do hope they will suceed for decent investors like Cheading, but judging them on past record, who will be surprised that management will once again fail to deliver as they have often promised? Ask them this question if you phone them: Will the senior managers prepare to take a 50% pay cut and get their salary cut paid in shares? They got you all in this terrible state and should take drastic measure to mend thier poor performance......... | maysun | |
06/3/2005 18:48 | What is even more annoying is that the share price had just begun to recover from the impact of their Christmas numbers and they release this! IMX directors need to wake up and show some leadership, buying the shares would be a good first step to send a positive message. I will be ringing their offices this week to give them a good ear-bashing. | red_fred | |
05/3/2005 10:54 | Yes, I was surprised to see the EGM notice drop through my letterbox this morning with a proposal to issue more shares, bringing substantial dilution and a hit on current holders' share value. The 'argument' for the proposal was feeble to the point of emptiness: "The Directors believe that an increase in the amount of cash resources available to the company is in the interests of the Company and the Shareholders. The Directors believe that this action is appropriate as rasing additional cash will bolster the working capital of the Comapny. Oh, and we can't be a*sed to make it a rights issue." (OK, I paraphrased the last bit, but that's the gist.) Why is it in our interests? What's in our interests is getting the Directors to be more effective in finding other ways to run our company better until the planning blight fades. They say they will vote for the resolution with the 21.6% of the shares that they own; but although they're voting for reducing the current value of their own shares, they're also voting for an extension of their nicely paid life as directors, and so overall could still be in surplus if the company limped on for a few more years in its current mode but with longer for the capital to run out. There has to be a better way. I'm inclined to put my 40,000 shares (bought at 9.4p and showing a 70% loss) against the issue -- what do others think? Whorf | whorf | |
03/3/2005 18:30 | I for one will be voting against any dillution, they can increase the authorised to 10 billion but not 1 extra new share or rights issue UNTIL they get their fingers out and win some business. The share price is on the floor, HELLO! | red_fred | |
01/3/2005 17:33 | The downside with IMS has always been whether or no it can survive long enough to cash in on its quality products....fund raising of some sort is necessary most likely to enable auditors to sign off accounts.At the present share price this will result in considerable dilution. I was expecting this and had hoped that the Company could take steps to raise the base level: directors buying in etc.It needs to trundle along for at least another year I fancy before any benefits start to appear from Canada.Damn the NHS!! | bill.slygo |
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