Inland Homes Share Discussion Threads

[igbertsponk] 15/6/2021 14:05

Take South Lakes Council, they have 51 councillors of whom a third are on the planning committee. A very high percentage for you wanting to be qualified.

[skyship] 15/6/2021 13:07

Igbert - no-one is putting restrictions on who can be a councillor; just that if they want to serve on the planning committee they need to be qualified to do so. Makes total sense; especially after viewing that INL video...

[igbertsponk] 15/6/2021 11:13

yump - you can't put restrictions on who can be a Councillor like that.

[spud] 15/6/2021 11:11

Good luck chaps. Finally sold the remainder of my holding over the past few days so as to affect the price as little as I could, after holding for over 8 years. I shall no doubt drop by from time to time.

spud

[yump] 11/6/2021 17:11

IgbertSponk

Why ?

[spud] 11/6/2021 16:41

Inland Homes plc (AIM: INL), the brownfield developer and housebuilder focused on building residentially led developments for direct sale or on behalf of partner organisations, announces that the Company received notification on 10 June 2021 that Mr M. H. Dixon is now a holder of 9,000,000 ordinary 10 pence shares in the Company, representing 3.9% of the Company's voting rights.

spud

[skyship] 28/5/2021 11:08

Well, I've signed - doubly so having watched their video. Those appalling amateur councillors showing zilch respect for the necessary housing plans.

That asian guy in particular - a total wally; shameful to think that such important events are left in the hands of committees like that.

[igbertsponk] 28/5/2021 09:21

I actually disagree with the petition though, as restricting councillors to those who are "professionally qualified" is never going to be sensible.

[igbertsponk] 28/5/2021 09:06

Clickable (you just change one of the https to a Capital)



Signed.

[p1966] 27/5/2021 21:10

Not strictly share price related, but relevant to both the house building sector as a whole, and INL in particular, so I hope it is ok to share this link on this forum.https://www.inlandhomesplc.com/latest-news/news-feed/inland-launches-petition-for-compulsory-planning-committee-member-training-and-qualifications/

[grahamg8] 26/5/2021 19:27

Skyship I agree share price performance is sluggish compared to other builders. But is this because INL is a rubbish company or do we have a great buying opportunity with a rerate to look forward to? I don't know the answer. One possible reason for the underwhelming price movement is because of the very high level of debt, compared with say PSN who are awash with spare cash. INL have to reduce debt from future profits, PSN spray out dividends left right and centre.

[skyship] 21/5/2021 15:46

INL has been a bit of a rubbish investment versus all others in the sector; well certainly against the true housebuilders. Chart suggests we may be at a pivot point – certainly the 60p level seems a crucial point.


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[spud] 20/5/2021 17:08

Definitely a buyer in the Market. spud

[spud] 13/5/2021 11:49

Judging by the price action over the past few days and some large reported buys, we have a buyer in the Market absorbing the sells.

spud

[spud] 10/5/2021 13:47

3 month chart looks ok. spud

[daneswooddynamo] 10/5/2021 13:35

Needs someone to put it out of its relative misery

[skyship] 10/5/2021 13:27

INL is a serial disappointer; still, looks as though we are nearing a breakout. Bought back in for a few this morning:


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[spob] 10/5/2021 10:56

Don't worry

just buy some more

it won't last

[farrugia] 10/5/2021 09:52

if property prices are going up why is INL stock price in the doldrums?

[spud] 07/5/2021 08:14

Interesting buy of 250k (from memory) yesterday propping the price. Maybe someone is interested.spud

[cerrito] 06/5/2021 16:15

Interested to read that in their upbeat statement this morning, BDEV were pretty relaxed on inflation.
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Given the continued strength of the market, we are now seeing increases in build costs, currently running at c. 3%, however we continue to expect build cost inflation will be in the range of 1% to 2% for FY21.
unquote

[cerrito] 05/5/2021 14:35

Was pleasantly surprised that they anticipate signing the S106 quickly such that they can start construction in the autumn.

[farnesbarnes] 05/5/2021 14:07

There will be a lag in profits when the buyers and qs's do absolutely eff all.

[spud] 05/5/2021 09:19

I think the best we can hope for here is a buyout, but whilst I was pretty confident of that 18 months ago, I'm less so now.spud