Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[peach] 02/1/2018 10:54

Just looking into this for the first time. I saw from the Hardman report that "In April 2017, both the CEO and CFO held 32.11 and 12.88% of the shares in Inland.
As at the end of October 2017, these stakes were 6.90 and 5.64% respectively..."

I cant get this to square with the figures in the annual report, albeit its figures are end June 2017 and 2016 but they are substantially different. If the Hardman report is right it would be a fairly big red flag for me. But it seems like it could be wrong.

Am I missing something? Does anyone know more?

thanks in advance.

hxxp://hardmanandco.com/docs/default-source/company-docs/inland-homes-plc-documents/09.11.17-inland-homes-initiation-report.pdf

[cheshire man] 02/1/2018 08:24

Yes excellent start to 2018 :-)

[purple11] 02/1/2018 07:22

yes may try and trade it off the bell if mms don't open it up gl

[philjeans] 02/1/2018 07:22

Excellent news!

Well done INL!

[jaf111] 02/1/2018 07:21

After a rather frustrating year maybe 2018 will see INL motor ahead....certainly a nice RNS to start the year off........

[oakville] 02/1/2018 07:20

Good to see.

[spob] 02/1/2018 07:12

Stephen Wicks, Chief Executive commented:

"As we head into the New Year, Inland Homes is well placed to achieve further significant growth in 2018, with the in house construction team now well established and beginning to bear fruit. We have had an extremely productive period, culminating in a number of profitable land sales and a growing order book for Inland Partnerships, our new business principally dedicated to delivering residential units for housing associations and other residential landlords such as PRS funds or Local Authorities. Our housebuilding programme is at a record level, with over 500 homes currently under construction and a healthy pipeline of new development projects in place for the coming months, supporting our positive outlook."

[cerrito] 07/12/2017 22:14

anyone make it to the AGM??

[spud] 07/12/2017 08:39

Not surprised by the extension of the buyback - See my 2426 post. soud

[yupawiese2010] 06/12/2017 19:10

Article by Phil Oakley on Henry Boot, their activities overlap Inl in some respects, makes us look undervalued INMHO.

[spud] 03/12/2017 23:34

Regardless of what the negative shortstops say, this is ridiculously undervalued imo. I fully expect a more reflective revaluation to take place before too long.spud

[cerrito] 28/11/2017 14:42

Set out to go but problems with a connecting train so could not make it....appreciate comments from people who made it

[cheshire man] 28/11/2017 09:26

Yes mfhmfh I also thought it as a very solid statement ,,,:-)

[davidosh] 28/11/2017 09:17

Anyone going to the Agm this morning ? Too many results meetings and CCs this morning so cannot get to Amersham from Kent unfortunately.

[mfhmfh] 28/11/2017 08:55

Possible mention of the budget positively benefiting INL:

"The market remains supportive for Inland Homes, with ongoing strong demand for affordably priced homes in the South East and a number of encouraging measures announced by the Government that should benefit us"

[mfhmfh] 28/11/2017 08:54

Solid AGM statement IMHO:

The Group's housebuilding programme is continuing to grow rapidly, with 581 units currently under construction (including joint ventures) and a further 445 expected to be started by June 2018. Reservations are at a healthy level, with 139 net reservations across 11 sites since 1 July compared to 54 across 5 sites in 2016. Similarly forward sales stand at £40.7 million (2016: £22.3 million), an increase of 82.5%. This reflects the increase in our housebuilding output and confidence in both the market in which we operate and the price point.

[speedsgh] 27/11/2017 14:30

from IC podcast -

Simon Thompson (16m49s): ..."The winners from this [measures announced in the budget] are not the housebuilders, it's going to be companies that actually develop land of which the two that spring to mind... are Henry Boot & Inland, who have got massive land banks so if the local authorities actually do accelerate planning permission, that's going to be rather good news for them."

[mfhmfh] 22/11/2017 14:08

AGM on 28.11.17

[yump] 22/11/2017 13:53

Sometime earlier today I heard that the gov. is going to give incentives to develop more brownfield sites - has any of that appeared in the budget yet ? Or perhaps that was old news.

[cheshire man] 22/11/2017 13:52

SP reacting well to that news :-)

[mfhmfh] 22/11/2017 13:41

Hammond says he is abolishing stamp duty for first-time buyers for properties worth up to £300,000.
And people buying a home worth up to £500,000 will not have to pay stamp duty on the first £300,000.

[spud] 22/11/2017 13:40

Stamp duty abolished for sub 300k first time buyers. spud