Ingenta Share Discussion Threads

[fillipe] 07/2/2022 16:32

Indeed - with 100p having been paid and 102p showcasing the lowest close at the ASK.

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[p1nkfish] 07/2/2022 16:01

Wonder if someone has wind of a win in one of the other segments?
Good to see some activity and positive price move.

[p1nkfish] 26/1/2022 14:51

There is bound to be some news from other verticals. The Revolver Records implementation could be just to test the offering and give a reference customer. Have to start somewhere.

"........we anticipate will deliver revenue growth."

[boadicea] 26/1/2022 09:46

Nicw update. Very pleased with my recent purchase which is the best performer since the new year.

[smithie6] 26/1/2022 08:00

So, is annual divi now up to 3p/year....but increasing

1p interim
2p final
= 3p/year

& imo 4p next year. (1/2 of free cashflow, as per the text of the interim results)


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Stable in making profits, which are increasing.
Increasing divi.
Increasing cash levels.
No debt

Keep on trucking.

(Or one might prefer shares in some loss making company that keeps raising money to stay alive (a popular activity for AIM companies)...such as TRAC.

For me ING is miles better)

[p1nkfish] 26/1/2022 07:20

Solid results but top line growth needed.
Certainly cash generative and solid core.

[p1nkfish] 20/1/2022 22:07

What would be useful is a business win in another vertical.
A win that justifies an RNS.

[smithie6] 20/1/2022 21:28

Last year there was a trading update for the financial year ended, 10th Feb.

I assume the same this year.
Price has risen, so hopefully we are gonna get ok or good news.

[smithie6] 19/1/2022 16:13

Ah, I had thought it was going to be stepped, my mistake.

Ingenta has losses built up so profits are tax free for a good while, is my memory correct ?

[p1nkfish] 19/1/2022 12:06

yes for profits > 250K.

[smithie6] 19/1/2022 08:33

+6% in 1 step ?!

[p1nkfish] 18/1/2022 16:09

19% then 25% for over 250K from April 2023.

[smithie6] 18/1/2022 13:46

"Corporate taxes heading to 25% in 2023 from 19% now."

Any idea what the corporate tax rate is in 2022 ??

[p1nkfish] 18/1/2022 13:33

A hold and forget for 2-3 years then come back and see where it is.
imho, dyor etc.

[p1nkfish] 18/1/2022 13:31

(:->

Its only natural. Post 378?

[sidarthur2] 18/1/2022 13:05

Any ideas anyone?

[smithie6] 18/1/2022 12:04

Fire in the hold !

[p1nkfish] 14/1/2022 17:56

Doh!
Cancelled post as its the wrong thread.

[p1nkfish] 11/1/2022 19:35

Pretty sure they will gain more business in 2022 that will flow to the bottom line and exhibit top-line growth but not at all certain it will be advanced enough to show up in the near term TU.

What is interesting is the cash generated even during these past 21 months im less than ideal conditions. Surely it will improve with the economy opening even a little.

[smithie6] 10/1/2022 22:30

Last year a trading update on 10th Feb.

Perhaps the same this year. If there is any useful/beneficial news we will/should find out.

[boadicea] 10/1/2022 19:59

Yes... and I take the view that if they don't they are very likely to be taken over. The arr factor is something of a backstop to any imminent share price crash. There is little in the current (or yesterday's) share price for either eventuality.

[smithie6] 10/1/2022 13:41

...yes, but I think that most of us would agree that ING needs to start performing

If it keeps producing the same turnover & profit (& no other news) then it will get a low rating & low share price, imo. Fingers crossed it can improve the turnover or PBT numbers or say it is about to happen.

[boadicea] 10/1/2022 13:30

Following a takeover settlement I had some spare cash in Novebmber and looking for reinvestment this is one of three or four 'hopefuls' I alighted on. Not my usual luck to see an early appreciation so I hope soe of the others responds too.
Valuations in the cyberfield vay greatly with some at near astronomic levels compared to ING.
This provides a strong incentive for rationisation of a fragmented sector by a takeover of the laggards, especially those with good quality (e.g. high arr) and a sound balance sheet like ING.
The valuation disparities are sometimes hard to justify and tend to understimate the ability of a high-flyer to have a disappointing year and corresponding share price crash.