Inspiration Healthcare Share Discussion Threads

[aimbagger] 26/3/2020 10:10

Smith's, another co. within the consortium - £4B Mcap:"Alongside this we are at the centre of the UK consortium working to set up further sites to materially increase the numbers available to the NHS and to other countries impacted by this crisis."https://t.co/wWT1wE5yhd?amp=1

[stockhunters] 26/3/2020 09:32

lombard across the board have a history of selling companies, as you know funds often sell at the worst times

[thamestrader] 26/3/2020 09:31

Why were they so keen to get out of a company about to fly?

[stockhunters] 26/3/2020 09:25

yes charles reason being is Lombard have been selling for a long time you can look back at holdings RNS history they had over 15% of the company at one point

Lombard are now out

[charlesjames1] 26/3/2020 09:15

Its been within a 60-70p range for pretty much 18 months. Seriously low free float. Time will tell. Its bubbling along. When it goes, it will go.

[aimbagger] 26/3/2020 08:55

Lombard has been a seller in the stock and news hasn't been priced in as a result. As they've now sold out any further good news should see a significant rise. Update on the consortium imminent.

[thamestrader] 26/3/2020 08:53

No. We are mugs. We have missed something.
This would be flying if it were true.

[iamgreat1] 26/3/2020 08:52

Will fall lower

[aimbagger] 26/3/2020 08:42

In the buy zone! Mcap less than £28M, new contracts with NHS for ventilators and other PPE worth £5.25+ not priced in. In a consortium with major companies for the production of more ventilators with a decision on production due imminently - desperate need! Buy and hold.

[stockhunters] 25/3/2020 21:53

very nice

more strings to the bow

ticktock

[aimbagger] 25/3/2020 20:34

Nice find Swizz, could be what was needed for some companies in the consortium to be able to manufacture parts.

[swizz] 25/3/2020 19:55

Just published on Gov.Uk and should get things moving for IHC and their consortium,.GL S

[aimbagger] 25/3/2020 17:27

Target prices of 122-127p (previous highs) & 140-142p (200MA).https://twitter.com/aim_bagger/status/1242864414887419904?s=21

[aimbagger] 25/3/2020 15:58

Sp stabilised, sellers done Lombard et al, primed ready for more contract awards to be RNS'd and actually be priced in. Sp had already hit 73p before they landed their first NHS contract of £1.25M, they now have £4-5.25M+ in orders already and these haven't been priced in.

[stockhunters] 25/3/2020 14:58

lombard are clear 10% traders are clear

what happens next? we get more orders and shareprice rerates the pandemic is not going away anytime soon

gdr tek all up 100-200% from lows what is going to happen when IHC announce they are in consortium with Rolls Royce etc to provide ventilators to the nation you guessed it to the moon

i was in nyct and this is better than nyct and still chance to buy on the lows

[aimbagger] 25/3/2020 14:36

In the meantime, the government has placed multimillion-pound orders with specialist suppliers that can provide a small number of ventilators to start addressing the shortfall. These include Crawley-based Inspiration Healthcare, which said in a statement to investors it had taken more than £5m in orders from the NHS.https://t.co/E46rMFiIv6?amp=1

[aimbagger] 25/3/2020 14:15

Surprised it pulled back this far, looks to have found a bottom. More NHS contracts likely in the short term.

[stockhunters] 25/3/2020 13:52

ticktock

"Members of the consortium include medical specialists Penlon and Smiths, along with Airbus, Ford, aerospace and automotive parts maker GKN, Inspiration Healthcare, car company McLaren, aerospace components manufacturer Meggitt, precision instruments business Renishaw, industrial group Siemens, defence technology group Thales, and Ultra Electronics"

[stockhunters] 25/3/2020 13:44

Bought more

easy to see what will happen here contracts are basically guaranteed at this point

[tole] 25/3/2020 11:41

Just wonder where they are in the pecking order of actually physically receiving there orders from their US supplier.., would have thought the US demand would be prioritised over any outside orders..As they said in there contract announcement "However, we are only too aware of the fast changing nature of governmental controls being put in place around the world in response to the spread of the virus and whilst we are working with our US supplier to achieve delivery as soon as possible we recognise that this may be subject to a number of factors which are outside of our control. Given this, and that we are at an early stage in the financial year, we remain cautious of how these factors may affect the markets in which we operate."Orders are great but they need to deliver on them.Surely this is the reason it is being held back. Once we get updated on actual receipt of the orders am sure the stock price will run higher.

[charlesjames1] 25/3/2020 08:32

If anyone has actually worked out the stock market, please let me know because what im seeing is a company with a product the whole world wants, with NHS contracts, Patent in US and hardly any free float shares and im watching oil companies rising double digits on the back of an oil price collapse. 20 years on the markets and confused as ever.

[stockhunters] 25/3/2020 07:41

spot on sid

no coincidence they got that patent in a time like this

only the beginning