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IFC Indian Film

107.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Indian Film LSE:IFC London Ordinary Share GG00B1VX1S93 ORD NPV
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 107.50 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
06/7/2007
09:32
and what do you guys think to UTVM?

They've been established for some time too.. - Thinking about getting involved.. It floated a couple of days ago and is at a slight preium to its float price..

All thoughts welcomed..

D

dennisbergkamp
05/7/2007
16:36
nav100

Eros has been a well established name in Bollywood for decades. Bit premature to compare IFC with Eros at this stage but this has promise.

ayesha4
05/7/2007
16:24
dennisbergkamp

now you know the potential of ifc, eros are a publisher but ifc are a allrounder. buys scripts, invest in movies and also publish. after the first set of results this is flying.

nav1000
05/7/2007
16:02
OMG! Eros.. ok, I feel like a chump.. Been looking at this from £2.20 and watching and watching and... Such a no brainer too!!..

Damn

D.

dennisbergkamp
03/7/2007
13:08
utv motion floated this week.
maestro4
29/6/2007
17:49
got out of eros too today
gucci
29/6/2007
15:43
Sat69-one Maestro-nil.

Can we have an end to the ongoing ramping now and focus on what they will do with the cash. Truth is Eros was already a company in full swing when it floated. This classifies as a mere start up. Gonna tread water for a while.

topgunns
29/6/2007
14:17
Cheers Maestro - I'm still watching though! Will let you know when I buy

sat

sat69
29/6/2007
13:21
not time to touch any of these
might see below float price at this rate
chart looking sick

gucci
29/6/2007
12:03
sat69

good call! but trust this co will be big, another one trading next week utv.

maestro4
28/6/2007
22:36
but not yet
gucci
24/6/2007
18:40
this baby will fly....
maestro4
22/6/2007
12:22
there will be a time to buy these, but it's not yet
topgunns
21/6/2007
11:28
spiv 1,

email me off line - info@jcem.co.uk and I'll give u a few thoughts mate. I'll get back to you tonite when I get home..

cheers.

dennisbergkamp
21/6/2007
10:11
Dennis. Any good recommendations for Berlin property funds (that haven't flown too much yet!)? I've been thinking of putting a bit of money that way for a while.
spiv 1
20/6/2007
19:46
Cheers Dennis - Another down day for the stock I note.
sat69
20/6/2007
19:20
These look good.. But I think waiting is a good idea.. As Sat said.. plenty trade below NAV initially whilst we don't know how they will perform. A lot will be based on the July film launch..

I've been buying berlin property but before I jumped on, I looked at the funds that were setup and they traded below NAV by up to some 6% before any news on how they had invested was unclear.. Now they are flying..

waiting...

D.

dennisbergkamp
19/6/2007
21:06
Gucci - Pls see if you can find my 'TIPS' thread or 'CHAT' thread.
sat69
19/6/2007
20:19
thx sat
take a look at MST bought in today, instead of IFC glad I did too
think they're heading for 50p

gucci
19/6/2007
19:51
Don't get me wrong Maestro yaar - I share your view that this will rocket. I will even make a bold statement that we will be standing at over 150p by the year end. I'm just saying that if you hang on, you will be able to get in below £1 - that's all!
sat69
19/6/2007
19:41
Can anyone tell me whats the difference between Eros ands IFC. Apart from the huge difference in mkt cap.

IFC looks a steal at these prices, I can see alot of asian posters interested here.

cheers

nav1000
19/6/2007
19:11
okay i should have asked you to name a stock trading under the BROADCASTING & ENTERTAINMENT sector trading under the NAV.

When eros floated mkt cap 175m and raised... i think £25m. Current revenue is around £23m a year, how has eros got that value of 400m.

Trust me in a year IFC will be around £2 - £3 a share.

western investor are a bit slow in getting to this one, they'll be here. They are not familiar with Bollywood etc.

maestro4
19/6/2007
18:59
Eros International makes IFC look a bargain. Either Eros is overvalued or its not. If its the latter IFC is a bargain at current price.

IFC expect to have revenue around £13 to £17m for the year, that is not bad for a startup company.

Eros did well with the Omkara, i watched it and it was not bad. Whats to say IFC first movie Halla Bol won't be a success, Devgan starred in both movies, with positive vibes coming from india it looks a decent movie(halla bol).

maestro4
19/6/2007
18:44
Maestro,

I don't have the time to research every company, but as requested, here are a few that are currently trading below NAV:-

In alphabetical order: -

1. Art Alpha
2. Axa Property
3. Candover (currently around 35% below NAV)
4. City Merch

....and I'm only on the letter C. You'll need deep pockets to be buying them all yaar!

Gucci - Keep them on your monitor - I'll tell you when to get in!

sat

sat69
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