Ingenta Share Discussion Threads

[timbo003] 11/5/2017 16:49

The AGM is on Wednesday 31st May at 10.30 at the company HQ in Oxford, so I shall go along again to that. I hope there are more ordinary PIs there than before, I was the only one last year.

[haroldthegreat] 10/5/2017 22:04

Very quiet here!

[kemche] 22/4/2017 15:09

nerd, he has a new moniker - pet lover. But same old though. Is still pumping CBUY and LEG. Same MO though.

[nerdofsteel] 22/4/2017 08:18

Where is Tara aka William J Barbour, the arch Pumper (whilst being a dumper)?

[sidarthur2] 03/4/2017 09:59

I'm in here as well mate! Good results.

[timbo003] 03/4/2017 08:44

Results out this morning make a pleasant read and we are getting paid a dividend for the first time (albeit not a particularly large one).

I shall go along to the AGM again this year, I wonder if I will be the only PI there (again), or will the improving share price tempt a few more along.

[sidarthur2] 14/3/2017 11:33

On the eve of the London Book Fair, Ingenta – the world’s leading provider of content solutions for publishers, and Rosen Publishing – a prominent US educational publisher – are delighted to announce the successful implementation of Ingenta’s new Order-to-Cash (OTC) module.

Roger Rosen, President and owner of Rosen Publishing, expressed his pleasure at the roll-out. “It is vitally important to our continuing success as a fast-growing, robust independent publisher in a challenging commercial and educational environment, that Rosen utilize a state of the art, flexible and reliable system to meet our customers’ needs and our own growth plans. Rosen now publishes across many formats, with increasingly complex packages and bundles of content across different product types. OTC can support not only our current complex business models, but I have confidence that Ingenta can partner with us to support our acquisition growth plans and ongoing innovations in product mix which must come speedily to market.”

[emeraldzebra] 23/2/2017 12:38

stiggie has disappeared in a puff of smoke ?

[nerdofsteel] 30/1/2017 13:50

Tara aka William J Barbour should have held his shares instead of pumping (whilst dumping)

[emeraldzebra] 24/1/2017 09:19

well i did warn ol cloth ears Stig....but he was always a bit too pleased with himself.

[madigansar] 19/1/2017 15:43

Great things come to those who wait...!

[jaf1969] 16/1/2017 08:36

Wow a dividend!

[timbo003] 16/1/2017 08:22

After today's trading statement it must be time for an animated gif!

Where is Stig when you need him?






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[emeraldzebra] 27/9/2016 08:20

stiggie does seeem to be a rare bird of late. i am now guessing that the shares are -if anything - about 50 per cent UNDER valued. Stig does not know Rose - that's his main problem.....

[timbo003] 23/9/2016 10:44

Where is Stigologist et al when you need them?

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Eating humble Pie?

[tadtech] 20/9/2016 12:00

I believe Kestral are still adding, grabbing anything that comes on the market. They now have 26% of Ingenta

I also think it is interesting to note Kestral are also major shareholders in Gresham Computing, a £65m company.

It just so happens that Max Royde is a partner at Kestral and more importantly a director at Gresham Computing, now on the board of Ingenta.

Ingenta may not remain an independent company for much longer, there was takeover talk last year.

The recent acquisition of 5 fifteen Ltd could significantly enhance earnings for ING, over-looked by the market IMO.

At £2 the company would only be valued at £32m,

[nerdofsteel] 15/9/2016 13:04

Where is Tara aka William Barbour, the arch ramper?

[tadtech] 08/9/2016 13:39

Creeping up nicely, chart suggests £2 but could go much higher, still nothing available on-line.

[tadtech] 08/9/2016 06:55

Surprised this has not been RNS'ed, new product proving successful + recent return to profit, shares heading back to highs IMO, chart suggests £2+



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[tadtech] 05/9/2016 09:09

Has been nothing available on-line for weeks now, I expect Kestral are still buyers of any loose stock.

Broker coverage is private but I recall a report from the AGM suggesting they thought ING was undervalued to peers. I expect to see £2+ in due course.

The shares used to add 20p-30p in a day back in 2013-14 in the run up to £4.50p

[emeraldzebra] 05/9/2016 08:57

tried to get 20k this morning at 150p or below and failed miserably. agree should push up to just shy of 200 medium term.

[tadtech] 02/9/2016 09:29

There is simply no stock around currently and I sense Kestral Partners are still buyers, they have 26%, this used to move very quickly and probably will again on modest volume. The company has returned to profit and has, in the past, been subject to takeover rumours.

The chart suggests a return to £1.80-£2 in the short term.