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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Insig Ai Plc | INSG | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.25 | 1.39% | 18.25 | 08:37:41 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 18.00 | 18.00 | 18.25 | 18.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| GENERAL FINANCIAL |
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Posted at 05/3/2025 15:59 by banshee If DGNX tried to raise capital to buy INSG in the US, it will inevitably make their relative valuations look rather odd and raise a large question mark over the current valuation of DGNX in the first place, up an unlikely 1700% since recent float on little news, or so I would have thought. £40 million is 30p or a bit more fully diluted. I don't see RB having a problem turning that down, and if he turns it down the company will not be sold.More likely DGNX would take a stake, say 10% IF they get involved at all, in lieu of an FR perhaps? |
Posted at 05/3/2025 15:42 by kooba I would imagine that the major shareholders in INSG would not be keen on taking the paper at that valuation..who would !But could DGNX raise new capital for an acquisition that makes sense and furthers their ambition in UK/ european markets as the data bank and architecture in INSG probably jumps them forward a year or two and at what price??My guess would be something around the £40m would be very difficult to turn down with the current market environment and difficulty in securing institutional support amongst UK small caps. Would still be a very significant premium.Probably getting ahead of things ..but there is some sense in the two parties getting together it looks to me. |
Posted at 05/3/2025 13:19 by banshee DGNX could not buy INSG with their inflated paper, which could retrench severely at any time during the sale process, it would have to be cash, and they have no cash to speak of currently. Could they raise money at their current level? I doubt it, but at a substantial discount perhaps.Some of the reasons DGNX have moved so high are the small float, novelty value, momentum traders and in particular the lack of any shares to borrow for shorting, this latter attribute would change if they raised any significant amount of money and increased the float multiple times. I doubt INSG would sell at 30p and I doubt DGNX would or could buy at 60p+, but we shall see. Certainly the rumour doesn't hurt and taking a stake is another alternative as an FR looms. Better for INSG to start a rumour of their own Nasdaq listing on the back of a fund tie up, which would be much more interesting than anything DGNX have. It is a mistake to think of the current elevated valuation of DGNX i.e 70 odd times INSG's as in any way rational, or likely to endure imo. Useful role model for INSG though. |
Posted at 05/3/2025 11:44 by elrico The idea of DGNX acquiring INSG is intriguing, so let's break it down. DGNX, with a market cap of around $1.7 billion, has the financial capacity to pursue such a move. In contrast, INSG is a much smaller company worth just £17.5 million. The key considerations are not whether DGNX can buy INSG, but rather at what price and for what reasons.Would INSG's board accept an offer of 30p per share? Unlikely. If a deal were to occur, it would probably need to be at a significant premium-likely above 60p. The reasoning behind this is that if DGNX aims to acquire complementary technology at a reasonable price, they will still need to propose an offer that takes into account INSG's ongoing partner negotiations and any strategic value it holds.Raising capital to fund such an acquisition isn't out of the question for DGNX, but whether they will need to do so depends on their current cash position and their willingness to accept dilution. If DGNX views INSG as a long-term strategic fit, a higher offer could be warranted-especially if INSG's technology could be scaled effectively. The real uncertainty lies in the value of those partner negotiations. If they prove to be transformative, INSG's negotiating position could significantly improve. |
Posted at 05/3/2025 10:02 by ritchiew75 DGNX has a valuation of around $1.7bnBe good if INSG can get more than 30p, a level not seen for some two and a half years. Founding shareholders don’t get extra rights over non founding shareholders It will be down to % |
Posted at 03/3/2025 08:29 by ritchiew75 The address for INSG is given as6 Heddon Street London W1B 4BT on their web site. So where is there any mention of 25 Wilton Road for INSG? |
Posted at 28/2/2025 09:59 by ritchiew75 Interesting posts deeppocketsThe link you give your DGNX moving hq to London, the address given is not the same as the INSG address? Not as far as I can see? Could DGNX be interested in INSG? |
Posted at 04/2/2025 16:24 by banshee Make that 10x the Cap of Insg up today for DGNX at the moment. Mind you they do have double our revs, albeit without an analytics arm, as well as 4 times our losses, so it seems only fair they should be worth 40 times as much as INSG. |
Posted at 03/2/2025 20:59 by pj 1 Allegedly anything remotely AI related to AI is flying, well all except INSG and LLAI then?INSG launched in May 2021, LLAI in July 2021. Both classed as sucker stocks by Stockopedia. |
Posted at 01/2/2025 11:01 by banshee The post is obviously highly relevant not least on a pretty sensational relative valuation metric, but it is hardly all flattering to INSG whatever the intent. It shows how they have been outmanoeuvred and outperformed by very modest competition - despite a commanding head start, of course what is needed is more rewards for spectacular failure to date for our glorious founders C&P, roll on the next round of freebies.It does help holders to imagine what kind of Nasdaq valuation INSG would achieve with an AI fund tie up too though. If they can just get their act together with the BOD refresh. |
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