Innovision Research&technology Share Discussion Threads

[britishbear] 15/12/2006 11:02

Tipped somewhere?

Must be a leak or a tip.

[barefoot1] 15/12/2006 11:02

lol....ok then....ZZZZZZZZZZZZZZZz ;0)

[katylied] 15/12/2006 11:00

Always quiet. People come here
to sleep.... ssshhhhh....

[barefoot1] 15/12/2006 10:58

Quiet on here considering todays share price rise....;0)

[garth] 05/12/2006 09:50

Bomber,

Are you sure they didn't say that, because this is copied straight out of today's outlook:

"I am encouraged by the positive developments in the market for near-field data
communications and the broader RFID markets. We started 2006/07 with a
substantial contract win, however we do need more new contracts both to finance
the business in the medium term and to provide a base for the long term."

So, I reiterate:

"They are warning this morning that the first half was helped by a single large contract and they are going to need at least another of those in the second half......"

As for cash - the statement says they need CONTRACTS (plural) fo finance the business in the medium term.

G.

[bombers] 05/12/2006 08:49

Garth

No they don't say that.

They say they are working on several large contracts, and have plenty of cash!

[garth] 05/12/2006 07:46

Bombers,

They are warning this morning that the first half was helped by a single large contract and they are going to need at least another of those in the second half......

G.

[bombers] 02/12/2006 16:41

INN could do an SPA in the next 3 months!!!!

[garth] 21/11/2006 09:43

Sony and NXP NFC JV being reported - set to leave INN in the cold? Any thoughts anyone?

[garth] 18/11/2006 10:34

Review of the hyperscan:

[indigo85] 26/10/2006 09:00

Thanks, KL... Wonder why the small drop in share price yesterday...

[katylied] 26/10/2006 00:05

This on the other hand, does represent the sale of
an INN product. Is the tag in the cards? Well the
Pokemon cards sold pretty well... dream on...

[katylied] 11/10/2006 11:46

That deal does not represent the sale of any INN product.
It simply means that a supplier of the kind of limited
use tickets that INN targets, has adopted the INN chip
as an option for customers. It is good news for INN
but in itself represents only 'potential' sales...

[garth] 11/10/2006 11:32

Oh, and issued themselves a stack of options at an exercise price of 1p. Who is they are running the company for?

[garth] 11/10/2006 11:24

Shuffle man:



So we have to ask ourselves - why don't the Directors feel they need to inform the stockmarket and their shareholders?

They picked up stock significantly below market price earlier in the year.

G.

[the shuffle man] 10/10/2006 18:45

what licensing deal ??

[garth] 09/10/2006 17:36

Probably peeps noticing the latest licencing deal that Directors declined to inform their shareholders about.

G.

[bombers] 08/10/2006 19:46

The share price stirs!!!

[katylied] 13/8/2006 10:49

No, it isn't INN's core development area.
They are much more involved with NFC
than simple stock recording...

[bizz2bizz] 07/8/2006 16:10

All investors should be made aware of the article in the Sunday Business Newspaper entitled, "stocking up on chips" Bar codes have had their day. B.T, yes B.T's radio frequency ID tagging service can trace every product back to the source and make shortages a thing of the past! Is this the same stuff as INN do? There is no mention of INN just B.T, worrying?

[woodrowman] 18/7/2006 16:02

RNS Number:3860G
Innovision Research&Technology PLC
18 July 2006


Innovision Research & Technology plc (the "Company")

Holding in Company


The Company received notification today from Calyon Corporate and Investment
Bank that as at 21 April 2006, Credit Agricole Cheuvreux International Limited
was the registered holder of 1,626,000 ordinary shares in the Company amounting
to 3.54 per cent. of the current issued ordinary share capital.


28 April 2006


Interesting to see some non-UK institutional interest! Still waiting for some newsflow on contracts, but probably best not wasting it on a volatile/unsteady market?

[woodrowman] 11/7/2006 23:41

OK, some newsflow, but hadn't been expecting the departure of the Sales Director...

From INN's website....

Trevor Crotch-Harvey,
(Sales Director)
Trevor joined Innovision R&T in 2001 from Motorola, where he was Regional Director (EMEA) for their Worldwide Smartcards Solutions Division. He has over 25 years' experience in the technology sector including roles as Manager of Sema Group Payment Systems' Smart Card Centre of Excellence, and Director and General Manager of GPT Card Technology.

Today's news...
LONDON (AFX) - Innovision Research & Technology PLC said Paul Trevor
Crotch-Harvey is leaving the company by mutual consent to pursue other
opportunities and has therefore resigned as a director with immediate effect.

[e-mail]

Seems a pretty important position - but wonder if he, like the FD, wasn't comfortable with the office move? Leaves an opportunity to recruit a 'name' that could influence market perceptions (as well as deliver (more of) the goods)?