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IFC Indian Film

107.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 01:00:00
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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

Indian Film Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2007
17:28
Lovely chart, HAHAHAHAHAHA, LOLLOLLOLLOL, Some indians guys made loads floating this dog, taking MUG PUNTERS money.Only 5% of Bollywood movies are sucessfull.
kmag y0_y0
05/12/2007
14:36
no email addresses.

can contact the guys to ask what going on!!

bad_boy2
03/12/2007
23:36
...and another all time low. 77p
sat69
28/11/2007
17:35
Down to an all time low - 80p. :-(
sat69
20/11/2007
20:05
EROS results imminent - I expect there will be some sector related activity here.
sat69
20/11/2007
19:50
What a dog, no trades for 11 days. 10p max
kmag yo_yo
10/11/2007
12:35
Sat69

Fair enough. LOL

mambo commando
09/11/2007
16:44
Mambo - perhaps you are being a tad optimistic. Maybe 5p would be a better entry point!
sat69
09/11/2007
15:58
Sat69


come back when it's 10p-15p. 1000 movies are made in bollywood in a year, 95% are flops. Very good short though

mambo commando
09/11/2007
09:32
Still no action here. Small 5k buys move the price, but even they are few and far between.
sat69
08/11/2007
23:10
Indian Film CO (The Acquisition of Film Rights




RNS Number:2705H
Indian Film Company Limited (The)
08 November 2007

Press Release 8 November 2007

The Indian Film Company Limited ("the Company" or "IFC")

Acquisition of worldwide rights for Firoz Nadiadwala's
"Welcome" from UTV Motion Pictures

The Indian Film Company, the AIM listed film investment company, is delighted to
announce the acquisition of the worldwide distribution rights for the much
awaited new film "Welcome" from UTV Motion Pictures.

"Welcome", a lighthearted comedy due for release in the Christmas period, is
written and directed by the highly acclaimed Aneez Bazmee and follows the huge
success of his last film "No Entry" released in 2005, which achieved worldwide
gross ticket sales of INR850 million (approximately #10.8 million).

"Welcome" has been produced by Feroz Nadiadwala's Base Industries and boasts an
all star cast led by Akshay Kumar, co-starring Feroz Khan, Katrina Kaif, Anil
Kapoor, Paresh Rawal, Nana Patekar and Mallika Sherawat. The music for the film
was composed by Himesh Reshamiya and Anand Raj Anand with lyrics created by
Javed Akhtar.

Sandeep Bhargava, CEO, The Indian Film Company commented: "We are delighted to
have acquired this title and believe it has the potential to deliver significant
returns at the box office. This acquisition is in line with our stated objective
of building a slate of high quality content with worldwide audience appeal."

Siddharth Roy Kapoor, UTV Motion Pictures added: "This agreement with The Indian
Film Company results in an attractive return on our investment in "Welcome" and
is in line with our strategy for optimising risk. It will also release funds
which we will use to continue the expansion of our core movie production
activities."

Exchange Rate GB#1: INR 81.9

- Ends -

Enquiries:

The Indian Film Company Limited
Sandeep Bhargava Tel: +91 22 6629 1723

Grant Thornton Corporate Finance (Nominated Adviser)
Fiona Owen Tel: +44 207 383 5100

Elara Capital plc (Joint Broker)
Vikas Chauhan Tel: +44 207 496 9733

Oriel Securities
Malcolm Strang/Natalie Fortescue Tel: +44(0)20 7710 7600

Pelham Public Relations
Alex Walters/Hugh Barker Tel: +44 203 008 5509


About The Indian Film Company

The Indian Film Company (the "Company") is a specialist film investment company
which was admitted to trading on the AIM market in June 2007 and raised #55
million in order to invest in a diverse portfolio of Indian films targeted at
the Indian audiences across varying genre, language and budgets. The Company is
managed by BK Enterprises Limited, which is jointly and equally owned by Viacom
Inc. and BK Media Mauritius Private Limited. BK Media Mauritius Private Limited
is owned by Raghav Bahl, the founder and controlling shareholder of Network 18.

Typically, The Indian Film Company will seek to enter into arrangements relating
to film projects where the Group retains full ownership of all intellectual
property rights relating to each film project although ownership may be shared
with co-producers where necessary. The broad objective of the Group is to build
a film library of intellectual property rights in various formats, such as
satellite, home video and mobile technology. The directors and the investment
manager believe that the Group is well placed to take advantage of film
investment opportunities and to capitalise on the growth that the Indian film
industry is currently experiencing.




This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock Exchange

END
MSCGCBDBCSGGGRI

maestro4
08/11/2007
13:18
Sorry about that.
ramp alert its go turd
08/11/2007
13:18
Apologies, wrong thread entirely.

This looks dreadful.

ramp alert its go turd
08/11/2007
13:17
Looking gud
ramp alert its go turd
08/11/2007
13:15
maestro aka neo/ the elistist

This dog sunk again lovely, thanks for putting this garbage on my radar. Very good lucrative short and will keep it open till 20-30p.


You are filtered now, for being caught that you are a paid ramper using multi aliases pushing every dud shares as 10 baggers, and they have all collapsed already.

mambo commando
05/11/2007
21:16
maestro stop stalking me...
maestro4
31/10/2007
20:04
How many people you sucked in yoo?



maestro4 - 9 Aug'07 - 13:05 - 2528 of 6287

with the 50m shares which will trade tomorrow, mkt cap 10m.

5p year end is a possibility.

hold on!!

mambo commando
31/10/2007
12:22
Is that you meant? 30% down from 112p if poor folks listened to you




maestro4 - 19 Jun'07 - 09:05 - 17 of 92

how can you get nervous it has cash in the bank to protect the share price, i cant see it going under £1.

If IFC goes under £1 the value of the share is under its NAV.

mambo commando
31/10/2007
12:16
There is no evidence it will be a success. wait for the box office revenues muppet , anyway 1m indian rupees is hardly £16k.


well the market is not too easy excited, 1.5p up. LOL



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Is that what you meant? 30% down from 112p if poor folks listened to you




maestro4 - 19 Jun'07 - 09:05 - 17 of 92

how can you get nervous it has cash in the bank to protect the share price, i cant see it going under £1.

If IFC goes under £1 the value of the share is under its NAV.


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Is that you meant? 30% down from 112p if poor folks listened to you




maestro4 - 19 Jun'07 - 09:05 - 17 of 92

how can you get nervous it has cash in the bank to protect the share price, i cant see it going under £1.

If IFC goes under £1 the value of the share is under its NAV.



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maestro4 - 31 Oct'07 - 11:49 - 96 of 97

what did i tell you guys!!!

mambo commando
31/10/2007
11:49
what did i tell you guys!!!
maestro4
31/10/2007
11:39
what did you say this film is going to be a flop.

whats the rns say!!! rofl you is a numpty..

maestro4
31/10/2007
11:25
little dead cat bounce, the best short for this month. Bollywood film companies, hhahhahahha, 1000 movies are produced in a year , and this dog is producing 14. Facts 98% of bollywood movies are flops. LOLLOL
mambo commando
31/10/2007
11:00
what a fool you are!!
maestro4
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