Indigovision Share Discussion Threads

[aishah] 03/12/2014 15:19

Techinvest advise subscribers to reduce weighting but say that the shares are worth holding onto. "Current management is in the Last Chance saloon"

[alter ego] 03/12/2014 11:22

J777J spends his days posting endless dire warnings about how low the share price could go on other threads. He's only interested in talking his own book.

[j777j] 03/12/2014 11:02

Multiple profit warnings, poor visibility, looks dire.

[exotic] 01/12/2014 11:16

18 Nov 2014 - Visit IndigoVision at the Transport Security Expo



(2-3 December: Visit Booth J20 at Olympia, London)




21 Nov 2014 - Control Center Intrepid® Integrates with Lenel's Facility Commander






26 Nov 2014 - Going for Gold, IndigoVision Targets More Major Events Success

[exotic] 01/12/2014 11:07

19 November 2014

Tulalip Resort Casino to See Everything, Anywhere with IndigoVision's Ultra 2K

After consulting with IndigoVision partner Reliable Security Sound & Data, Tulalip Resort Casino in Washington State have selected IndigoVision’s Ultra 2K cameras for their CCTV High Definition upgrade.

With best in class performance, the IndigoVision Ultra 2K delivers rich, high definition video and image clarity, in all lighting conditions and is perfect for industries requiring high quality video security.

Learn more about IndigoVision's Ultra 2K Camera here.

[exotic] 26/11/2014 12:13

IND Rio Tinto post was here:

[exotic] 26/11/2014 12:08

I've just noticed BBC Click's Spencer Kelly seems to have followed IND's news report and video about Rio Tinto with one of their own:


18 November 2014 Last updated at 21:06 GMT

Driverless trucks make mining ‘safer’ for Rio Tinto




IndigoVision streams, displayed within Control Center, are briefly seen at 2:55 seconds.

[j777j] 24/11/2014 15:41

Serial profit warner

Barge pole stock

[b1ggles] 20/11/2014 08:56

Still on Vegas time I see, Paul ;-)

[j777j] 20/11/2014 07:34

Any more share tips for us?

Xaar did well too

[paulypilot] 20/11/2014 01:18

Another profit warning, arrrggghhh!! As a 10-year holder, I've lost count of the number of profit warnings. If you hold this share, you just have to accept that it has lumpy sales, and every now and then they have a disappointing quarter.

The market cap reflects that. It's cheap, and you get a decent divi yield & the downside is protected by a very strong Bal Sheet.

I was feeling more confident earlier this year, when the outlook was good, at 500p per share. So now the outlook is less positive, and the share has dropped to 380p, that looks about right to me.

£29m market cap, with a great Bal Sheet. Selling globally, it's good value.
That's about the same mkt cap as £SRT, which may or may not deliver sales. Similar mkt cap to BLUR, which is losing money hand over fist. Or you can have Earthport, which has haemorraged cash since day one, and is worth about 10 times this.

£30m market cap will buy you any number of daft story stocks on AIM. This one makes a profit every year, and pays a decent divi.

Good company, good management, nice divis, strong Bal Sheet.
Disappointing short term trading update. Cheap valuation.

That's where we are.

Regards, Paul.

[dewtrader] 19/11/2014 10:24

Going up well

[iain123] 17/11/2014 09:55

The ultra 5K article has a picture taken from the control tower at Edinburgh Airport. Nice local job.

[exotic] 16/11/2014 13:57

14 November 2014

Shocking Survey Results: If the Public Won’t Report Suspicious Behaviour, Do We Need Cameras That Will?

A survey commissioned by the upcoming Transport Security Expo asked 2000 people across the UK how they would respond if they noticed “odd occurrences at a neighbouring house or vehicle”. The shocking results showed that nearly a quarter of those polled would do nothing.

Can the general public change, or do we need more intelligent cameras using video analytics to report suspicious behaviour?

Traditionally, video analytics have required additional server hardware to carry out video content analysis, making it an expensive option and preventing widespread deployment. However, this intelligence is now available in the camera, reducing costs significantly.

“Over the last five years the core functions of analytics have remained largely the same but the main difference is the increased processing power and the movement of analytics from back-end servers to those running ‘at the edge’, in other words, inside the actual cameras.” explains Tom Frame, IndigoVision’s System Architect in this interview with Professional Security Magazine.

IndigoVision will be showcasing its intelligent cameras at the Transport Security Expo, which is being held at the London Olympia on the 2nd-3rd December.

Learn about IndigoVision’s intelligent cameras here.



Read the full survey results and article here.

[exotic] 16/11/2014 13:53

12 November 2014

IndigoVision’s Ultra 5K Chosen For Rapid Deployment Monitoring

IndigoVision’s Ultra 5K, the first ultra-high resolution camera to deliver outstanding image detail and video performance, has been chosen by a high-profile European city as part of their rapid deployment, mobile security system.

The Ultra 5K’s 20 megapixel resolution gives incredible image detail and wider scene coverage from a single camera and its low light performance made it ideal for mobile monitoring of high risk areas or major events.

As the Ultra 5K is completely integrated with IndigoVision’s Control Center Intrepid video management software, this type of mobile security system can work independently or fully integrated with the city-wide video security system.

Learn more about the Ultra 5K here.

Learn more about Control Center here.

[exotic] 16/11/2014 13:49

11 November 2014

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[dewtrader] 12/11/2014 14:18

could get a bid from its US rival

[exotic] 12/11/2014 14:09

I think a similar situation occurred with Canada. It was the star performer for a considerable time, but when Canada finally took a breather IND was obliged to announce it, and the market took it very badly.

Latin America and Asia Pacific have been the most recent star performers. A slowing there was always inevitable, but the timing can never be easy to forecast.

At this moment, sales in Latin America and Asia Pacific have been below expectations for only 3 months out of the 17 month period. So, star performer Latin America and Asia Pacific still enjoyed 12 months of sales growth.

In all the other non-star performer regions growth continues on track. Crucially for me, that includes North America.

[aishah] 11/11/2014 22:50

One disappointment too many for me. Disposed off entire holding during the day today. Better opportunities elsewhere for now imo.

[aa29] 11/11/2014 16:36

I get the impression it's muddled to put smoke and mirrors around the fact that q5 sales were only £6.2m compared to a q1 to q4 average of £9.3m

[b1ggles] 11/11/2014 15:58

If you're superstitious, everything comes in threes! Otherwise, hardly anything does.

[puffintickler] 11/11/2014 15:30

"Don't profit warnings always comes in three's?"

No, unless of course you are illiterate