Ingenious Media Active Capital Share Discussion Threads

[deswalker] 12/5/2010 16:59

Hi Liars,

Did you buy here in the end ?

Des

[liarspoker] 12/5/2010 13:34

35p it is. :O)

Must hold by 19th of May:


RNS Number : 7895L
Ingenious Media Active Capital Ltd
12 May 2010

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Ingenious Media Active Capital Limited ("IMAC")
EGM and Return of Capital

12 May 2010

IMAC is pleased to announce that the special resolution proposed for
consideration at its Extraordinary General Meeting held earlier today (the
"Special Resolution") was duly passed with 120,533,308 votes in favour and no
votes against the resolution.

Further to the approval of the Special Resolution, the board of IMAC has
approved a return of capital of 35p per ordinary share (excluding shares held in
treasury) to be paid by 28 May 2010 to shareholders on the register on 21 May
2010. The corresponding ex-distribution date will be 19 May 2010.

IMAC
also announces that following a change of name, the Company's Nomad is now known
as Canaccord Genuity Limited.

[liarspoker] 11/5/2010 16:45

RNS Number : 7107L
Ingenious Media Active Capital Ltd
11 May 2010

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QobliQ announces acquisition of
Singaporean Agency Fulford PR

11 May 2010

QobliQ announces acquisition of Singapore-based consumer, corporate and sports
PR agency Fulford PR.

QobliQ was formed with the aim of creating the leading international innovative
marketing services group, combining sponsorship, PR, digital and experiential
marketing. Since December 2007 it has acquired brandRapport and Arena, leading
UK sponsorship consultancies, Sponsorclick France, a leading French sponsorship
consultancy immediately rebranded brandRapport France, and Nouveau Jour, a
leading French experiential agency.

QobliQ has now reorganised its offering by agency to include:
- RedButton for consumer PR;
- brandRapport for sponsorship, sports PR and CSR;
- Nouveau Jour for digital and experiential marketing.


Currently the Group has offices in the UK, France and Hong Kong. Through the
acquisition of Fulford PR, Singapore will become the Asian hub for the Group.
Qobliq is backed by the media investment fund, Ingenious Media Active Capital.


Xavier Quattrocchi-Oubradous, CEO of QobliQ, said:

"We are extremely happy to continue QobliQ's strategy of consolidation of PR
with the acquisition of a leader in Asia, Fulford PR. Fulford PR will provide
our sponsorship and sports PR agency, brandRapport, and our consumer PR agency,
RedButton, with considerable know-how and geographical coverage. Fulford PR's
client list, which includes Standard Chartered Marathon Singapore, HSBC Women's
Champions, Barclays Singapore Open, Singapore Art Museum, Paragon Shopping Mall,
Ministry of Manpower, Beam Global Asia, SingTel Digital Media and BBC Worldwide
Channels Asia Pacific, is also very impressive, and the synergies with our Hong
Kong team are already starting to materialise to the benefit of our clients.
Being strong in Asia creates a new momentum for the Group."


Linda Fulford, founder of Fulford PR, said:

"We are very excited about the opportunity to become part of the QobliQ Group
and work alongside brandRapport and RedButton. This will enable us to increase
our offering both regionally and in Europe across our combined core strengths of
sports, corporate and consumer. We are very much looking forward to providing
these added benefits to our existing clients and beyond."

[deswalker] 19/4/2010 11:12

Good news this morning at IMAC. Anyone buying at 48p will almost certainly get 35p back and so for 13p will be left in a share with a NAV over 27p including over 3p of cash. So for an EV of less than 10p per share one gets investments worth over 23p per share.

The restructured terms see a reduction in the management fee and a commitment to return 75% of income as dividends. Also a commitment to not invest in any new ventures to but to manage the exisiting portfolio to realization and to distribute any such proceeds as capital beyond that which is deemed necessary for reinvestment into the portfolio.

[qs9] 19/11/2009 07:29

Anyone else in these? Saw the i) massive director buying and ii) the large cash holding vs share price and discount to NAV and looks a no brainer does it not? Any further views on investment quality and whether people think this may actually get to NAV?!

[teapreacher] 26/10/2009 12:35

Creeping up. NAV 65.64p including over 40p cash.

[teapreacher] 22/9/2009 12:10

1.9 million shares gone thru at 40p. 40p is the price Patrick McKenna has been happy to pay lately. Is it him picking up more then?

[undervaluedassets] 19/9/2009 11:43

either no one rates the valuation of the assets

or the company is horribly undervalued

you pays your money blah blah blah

[weemonkey] 17/9/2009 16:44

trading at about 50% under net asset value

[netech] 10/9/2009 15:53

Must be somthin big hapeng if directors buying so much

[abbey8] 10/9/2009 12:38

What is happying Here?

[pugugly] 20/5/2009 16:16

Web site is intereting but fails to advise of %age holding in any of the investee companies.

also grey out of grey for teh objectives is not creativly clever and an initial turn off (OK - can be highlighted to blue but fails the first test of communication)

Cannot see any reason to invest without figures.

any followers got more data?

[boxwellian] 04/2/2009 20:53

The unaudited Net Asset Value of Ingenious Media Active Capital Limited as at 31 December 2008 was: GBP 103,633,517 On a pence per share basis: 72.08 pence per share diluted and undiluted The 72.08 pence per share includes 29.36 pence per share of investments and

....................................42.36 pence per share of cash.

PLUS its got: Simon Fuller 3.3%
and a share price of 29p

[rambutan2] 04/6/2007 22:50

note the 6th largest holding of adu, whose manager is pretty sound at picking up undervalued closed-end sits...

Advance UK Trust plc announces that its top ten holdings as at 31st
May 2007 were as follows:-

Alliance Trust
Gartmore Smaller Companies
Framlington Innovative Growth
August Equity Trust plc
Herald Investment Trust
Ingenious Media Active
LMS Capital
Asset Management Investment
SVM UK Active
Keystone Investment

[rambutan2] 31/5/2007 00:22

Disclosable stakes at admission 11/04/06:

Aegon Asset Management Ltd 10.0%

Universities Superannuation Scheme 9.9%

Scottish Widows Investment Partnership 9.9%

Omnis 9.3%

UBS Global Asset Management (UK) Ltd 8.7%

Ingenious Media (Patrick McKenna is
beneficially interested in these shares) 7.8%

Och-Ziff 6.7%

Majedie Asset Management Ltd 4.7%

Mike Luckwell 3.4%

Marshall Wace Asset Management 3.3%

Simon Fuller 3.3%

Cazenove Capital Management 3.2%

[rambutan2] 31/5/2007 00:17

Rns keyword search:

IMAC aims to provide investors with capital growth, through its investment in significant minority (25 per cent. and above) or controlling equity and equity-related investments, in lead or co-lead investments in a portfolio of holdings (typically between £5 million and £25 million in size) in unquoted media companies with an enterprise value of between £10 and £100 million.

It is the Company's intention to invest in a broad range of 'mid-stage,' high growth companies within the media sector with a view to achieving a balanced portfolio that covers a number of sub-sectors and is varied in terms of size and risk profile. Investments are likely to be predominantly, but not exclusively, in the UK. IMAC will partner with management and will seek to take at least one board seat as part of any investment.

IMAC will be managed by Ingenious Ventures Limited (the 'Manager'), the private equity division of the IngeniousMedia Group.

AIM Schedule 1:

Imac is one of the new breed of closed-end aim funds (v much like investment trusts but a bit more flexible and supposedly cheaper to run - although not cheap on management charges which are hedge fund style 2/20 thankyou!) I've followed it since launch as i think there is some merit to its new media investment remit. However, it was slow to invest the £150m raised and the price drifted out to the current discount of circa 16%+. One or two more arb style shareholders have joined the register in 2007 and for those with patience it might be worth following their example imho.