Infrastructure India Share Discussion Threads

[terryfx] 12/9/2018 11:42

Probably because management has shown a track record of incinerating shareholder capital, charging high fees and giving nothing back to equity holders.

[noirua] 08/9/2018 14:25

At the present share price it means buying at the recent director purchase levels - 3.4p and 3.9p - 500k x 2 shares. 3.4p is at a 90% discount to the 35p NAV at September 2017. That figure of 35p is set to reduce but less so due to more stability of the Indian Rupee against the £sterling.

[noirua] 08/9/2018 14:06

IIP are just being sold down as those who gambled on making a quick profit are reluctantly exiting. A few are averaging down I suspect but outnumbered by sellers in quiet trading.

The company has until the 17 September to unwind the bridging loan of around US$43 million. At that stage there will be more certainty as debt risk is substantially satisfied. IIP get US$50 million in the deal.


The results are due out this month - last year on 28 September.

[uknighted] 07/9/2018 20:15

Cudmore, based on your track record of your “tips” that I am aware of you can be certain that I won’t be investing in any of your recommendations!!
For your information some of your recommendations include Val, GGP, LION and of course IIP.

[cudmore] 07/9/2018 18:17

UKnighted

Did you tuck into ALGW when I tipped it? A little gem in the making. Have creamed back my losses here already. Some you win some you lose 😉

[uknighted] 07/9/2018 07:24

Yet ANOTHER good call by Cudmore!!

[noirua] 06/9/2018 22:18

The Final Results were out on 28 September 2017. So must be due out about that time this year.

[hvs] 06/9/2018 14:50

INDIA needs MORE TOILETS

[mrjackpot777] 06/9/2018 14:31

wrong thread

[alotto] 06/9/2018 12:04

More trades will be seen alongside (hopefully positive) news. Until then it will stay quiet IMO
Do we know about planned announcements?

[noirua] 05/9/2018 21:34

Market cap has now gone down to £26 million at 3.9p. This is an 89% discount to the NAV in September 2017 of 35.1P.
With a pay down of US$50 million on debt that will reduce interest annual payments by up to US$6 million.

[hvs] 05/9/2018 09:55

Where is the TOILETS

INDIA Needs TOILETS

[cudmore] 03/9/2018 08:15

10p minimum here....do the maths!!

[hvs] 02/9/2018 11:14

They does their banking off shore and in Switzerland.

[letmepass] 02/9/2018 10:29

India's economy has seen its fastest quarterly growth in two years, even as its rupee currency continues to fall.

[hvs] 01/9/2018 15:46

Primed to blow any second

Better find a TOILET though difficult in India given the infrastructure

[noirua] 01/9/2018 15:42

I'm still holding patiently as there must be quite a lot of speculators wobbling a bit though hopefully many have been drummed out by now.

The 12% interest paid on most of IIP's loans, bridging loans, should mostly be paid off. If they manage to reduce borrowings by US$50 million then that saves US$6 million in interest per annum.

DLI's cash requirements were a rope around IIP's neck. With US$75 million arriving that pressure is released like a pressure valve being installed.

Will take awhile before improvements show up but risk is now quite low. By 2021 IIP will have up to 49% of a larger outfit with up to US$75 million pumped in for development of DLI.

[cudmore] 31/8/2018 22:39

Morningstar

I made a packet on this and sold at the right time. Just like today I bought early in the morning then sold just before I posted. Muppets like you who buy and sit there looking at your £20 profits on every 0.05% rise will never learn. Trade at the right time and get back in at right time is what it’s all about.

Let’s see where this is this time next week shall we!!