Instem Share Price (INS)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Instem Plc	LSE:INS	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B3TQCK30	ORD 10P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.00p	+0.00%	352.00p	2,277	08:00:00

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
346.00p		358.00p	352.00p	352.00p	352.00p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Software & Computer Services	22.71	1.68	9.20	38.3	56.9

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
02/5/2019	16:47	UKREG	Instem plc Posting of Annual Report & Notice of AGM
18/4/2019	14:06	UKREG	Instem plc Second Price Monitoring Extn
18/4/2019	14:00	UKREG	Instem plc Price Monitoring Extension
11/4/2019	10:22	ALNC	Instem Shareholders Divest 10% Stake In Secondary Placing (ALLISS)
11/4/2019	09:49	UKREG	Instem plc Result of Secondary Placing
11/4/2019	07:00	UKREG	Instem plc Proposed Placing to Sell 1,660,000 Shares
01/4/2019	10:11	ALNC	Strong Performance In Asia-Pacific Boosts Instem Annual Profit Growth
01/4/2019	07:00	UKREG	Instem plc Final Results
28/2/2019	10:35	UKREG	Instem plc Issue of Equity and Total Voting Rights
20/2/2019	13:44	UKREG	Instem plc Exercise of Options, PDMR Dealing and TVR

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02/1/2012	22:19	INSULTS...what is the best one ?	11
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13/4/2008	14:52	INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS double your money	132
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10:18:52	351.40	1,419	4,986.37	O
07:51:39	352.00	858	3,020.16	O

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21/5/2019 09:20	Instem Daily Update: Instem Plc is listed in the Software & Computer Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker INS. The last closing price for Instem was 352p. Instem Plc has a 4 week average price of 349p and a 12 week average price of 301p. The 1 year high share price is 373p while the 1 year low share price is currently 215p. There are currently 16,153,270 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 2,377 shares. The market capitalisation of Instem Plc is £56,859,510.40. Read Full Thread Reply
27/2/2015 12:02	proactivest: Video interview with CEO Phil Reason http://tinyurl.com/ob3bujk Phil Reason, the chief executive of Instem (LON:INS), says he is very excited by the opportunity offered by Centrus-submit solution, which enables non-clinical data to be sent to the FDA by electronically rather than on paper. ‘That’s got a huge potential to reduce the amount of time it takes a regulatory reviewer to complete their review of a regulatory submission and accelerate the pace at which a new drug can come to market,’ Reason explains. Instem’s CEO also discusses the newsflow that he hopes will drive the share price higher. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/1/2007 11:29	sheeneqa: www.armshare.com. The interim results to June 2006 showed sales of £12.6 million (2005: £14.1 million), pre-tax profit of £192,000 (2005: £1.1 million) and adjusted EPS of 1.39p (2005: 1.56p) - the results include an exceptional charge (costs of demerger and IPO) of £836,000 (2005: £nil). The company reported that the period end order book was £11.4 million (2005: £6.7 million) - subsequent order intake in July and August totalled £15 million; due to the increase in activity in the nuclear industry, staffing levels were increased by 11% - this is against a background of buoyant demand for engineers and technicians not only in the nuclear sector but also in the process, oil and gas and infrastructure sectors - the increase in staff numbers has necessitated opening a new project office near to the main customer's office. On 18th January 2007, the company reported that it had recently received an approach regarding a potential offer for it - discussions are at a very early stage. Research Standing A long established company in what looks to be an emerging growth sector. It also has appeal because of the proactive approach which it takes to increasing the UK pool of nuclear engineers (which has a shortage) and to accessing new technology via proactive corporate venturing. The company broker's note dated 9th June projects EPS of 2.6p for 2006, 2.9p for 2007 and 3.3p for 2008 representing P/Es of 24.8, 22.2 and 19.5 respectively based on the share price of 64.5p at 19th January. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
04/12/2006 11:11	sheeneqa: Research Standing A long established company in what looks to be an emerging growth sector. It also has appeal because of the proactive approach which it takes to increasing the UK pool of nuclear engineers (which has a shortage) and to accessing new technology via proactive corporate venturing. The company broker's note dated 9th June projects EPS of 2.6p for 2006, 2.9p for 2007 and 3.3p for 2008 representing P/Es of 14.1, 12.7 and 11.1 respectively based on the share price of 36.75p at 26th September. armshare.com Brokers: Collins Stewart Ltd. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/9/2006 09:57	sheeneqa: In June 2006, INS was awarded a 3 year Framework Agreement from British Nuclear Group for design/engineering work on the Mixed Oxide Fuel ('MOX') facility at Sellafield - the contract is expected to be worth £8 million. In July, Carillion plc awarded a contract for the supply, integration and site support of process plant and equipment for the Sellafield Product and Residue Store project, the largest new build project on the Sellafield site. The contract is worth over £15 million, including advance orders of £3 million, and is due to be completed in Q3 2008 - the contract contains options which may increase its value to over £18 million. INS has been involved in the early stages of design and development of this project for over 3 years. Research Standing A long established company in what looks to be an emerging growth sector. It also has appeal because of the proactive approach which it takes to increasing the UK pool of nuclear engineers (which has a shortage) and to accessing new technology via proactive corporate venturing. The company broker's note dated 9th June projects EPS of 2.6p for 2006, 2.9p for 2007 and 3.3p for 2008 representing P/Es of 15.9, 14.2 and 12.5 respectively based on the share price of 41.25p at 17th July. http://www.armshare.com Read Full Thread Follow Reply
14/8/2006 16:12	rambutan2: i "know" that the management are disappointed with share price since listing. and, imho, rightly so. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
18/7/2006 11:17	ohimbo: UPDATES In June 2006, INS was awarded a 3 year Framework Agreement from British Nuclear Group for design/engineering work on the Mixed Oxide Fuel ('MOX') facility at Sellafield - the contract is expected to be worth £8 million. In July, Carillion plc awarded a contract for the supply, integration and site support of process plant and equipment for the Sellafield Product and Residue Store project, the largest new build project on the Sellafield site. The contract is worth over £15 million, including advance orders of £3 million, and is due to be completed in Q3 2008 - the contract contains options which may increase its value to over £18 million. INS has been involved in the early stages of design and development of this project for over 3 years. Research Standing A long established company in what looks to be an emerging growth sector. It also has appeal because of the proactive approach which it takes to increasing the UK pool of nuclear engineers (which has a shortage) and to accessing new technology via proactive corporate venturing. The company broker's note dated 9th June projects EPS of 2.6p for 2006, 2.9p for 2007 and 3.3p for 2008 representing P/Es of 15.9, 14.2 and 12.5 respectively based on the share price of 41.25p at 17th July. http://www.armshare.com Read Full Thread Follow Reply
29/6/2006 10:49	blessings: Staff numbers at 31st December 2005 totalled 225 (both employees and agency) - this represents c.10% of the UK nuclear engineering workforce. In order to strengthen its competitive positioning, INS has developed a number of initiatives to attract and develop staff from other industries together with a graduate recruitment initiative. INS has significantly improved its operating margin since 2003 following strong cost control. UPDATES In June 2006, INS was awarded a 3 year Framework Agreement from British Nuclear Group for design/engineering work on the Mixed Oxide Fuel ('MOX') facility at Sellafield - the contract is expected to be worth £8 million. Research Standing A long established company in what looks to be an emerging growth sector. It also has appeal because of the proactive approach which it takes to increasing the UK pool of nuclear engineers (which has a shortage) and to accessing new technology via proactive corporate venturing. The company broker's note dated 10th April projects EPS of 2.6p for 2006, 2.9p for 2007 and 3.3p for 2008 representing P/Es of 15.4, 13.8 and 12.1 respectively based on the share price of 40p at 26th June. Full report at http://www.armshare.com Read Full Thread Follow Reply
06/6/2006 12:37	stegrego: You cant carry the loss - The shares were issued at a certain price - mid 36.p - it said in the press release - dont know how it works - is quite complicated and therefore thats why i held off buying the RTS shares cos i couldnt be bothered to look into it!!! ;) You probably add the RTS share price on the day to the INS one at the time of demerger and then proportion it out.... umm dunno Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/6/2006 07:07	ptolemy: Thought it might be worth posting Giraffe's note from a month or two ago. It might provide food for thought for people new to RTS and INS. I think his valuation estimate is a tad on the high side but let's see. "RoboticTechnology Systems RTS - Why it's a 2-bagger (an attempt at a Tiredoldbroker style note...) A week ago RTS announced the demerger of their Nuclear Solutions business. There is some real value in RTS which will be unlocked by the demerger of Nuclear. Here's stab at a valuation of the sum of the three discrete businesses: Nuclear. Top non-governmental dog in the UK is AMEC. It is the largest private contractor in UK and recently signed a partnership with UK Nuke industry. And, as an aside it will need to sub-contract out a large part of the work. Costs of clean-up estimated to be 57bn over next decade. Amex currently has a PE of about 18 which includes the large lower margin construction business (in the process of selling to concentrate on higher margin stuff). Amex broker presentation suggests remaining core businesses should be rated higher once Spui is divested say around 22. (incidently, AMEC is "fat prohets" share of the week and says "nuclear poised to grow significantly.) "There are no real small comparitors but businesses which dabble in nuclear solutions such as RPS Group, VHE Group James Fisher, Porvair trade on PE20 or are loss-making. USA companies in this specialist sector trade on PEs greater than 40. Putting RTS Nuclear on a range PEs of 15, 18 and 22 gives a price per share of about 54p, 64p, 79p respectively. Take your pick but the current PE of 12 is just too low. So, Nuclear cover current share price and Flexible Systems Life Sciences are in for free. But how much are they worth? Given the nature of the business of flexible systems an appropriate measure is PE. A lowly rated equivalent is at a PE of 12. This equates to 17p/share but ignore the value of J4.5m of loan notes. Analyst notes in 2005 (the ones I've seen) also ignored these notes but commented that they do have real value and as a result the valuation methodology is conservative. The Chairman's comment was also bullish about the loan notes "These assets are held for sale or realisation and their receipt would strengthen a balance sheet" Possible upside is 10p/share. A more appropriate valuation for Life Sciences is on basis of sales and a recent deal was done at 2.4x sales. This valuation method is better because in contracts are long-term and generally fixed price (Flexible Systems and Nuclear Solutions both have time and materials contracts in respect of which no forward order book is recognised). Based on 2005 numbers this gives a figure of J28m or 45p/share. Sum of the parts, back of the envelope valuation is: Nuclear on PE18 = 64p Flexible systems at PE12 = 17p Life sciences at 2.4x Sales = 45p TOTAL = 126p or about twice the current share price. And there's upside if you think the loan notes are worth something and the valuation basis is conservative. This is based on 2005 figures. Significant grow can be expected in 2006. This could be what's behind he Chairman's comment "significant commercial benefits should arise as a result of the demerger of the Nuclear Solutions business from the rest of the Group as a separate AIM-listed company" Additionally, the business has: Cash (2.2m), no pension liabilities, US property to sell (value 0.9m), reduced central office costs substantially in 2005 (-0.6m). Order books for all businesses higher than last year and Life Sciences already >75% 2005 turnover. Management team incentivised to deliver shareholder value Issued statement saying currently trading in line with expectations. Paid a special divi of 6p share and stated "intend to recommend further dividends as appropriate in the light of further asset realisations" As always DYOR. I'm not qualified to play with numbers and I've used publicly available sources. Go to the AMEC website to see an excellent analysts presentation. " Read Full Thread Follow Reply
05/7/2003 11:13	azalea: Today's Telegraph reports that private purchases of new cars in the UK are soaring, albeit only 20% of cars sold are produced in the UK. No matter that should still be good news for INS. Moreover, with British exporters continuing to enjoy a 12-15% advantage on exchange rates alone not to mention labour costs in the EU, INS products must be making inroads there on competitors' market share. With a significantly weak U.S. dollar, INS products and companies should be having a ball against imports. INS share price has been rock steady despite the recent disposal and market gyrations which must be a good sign. With the potential for the mkt to markedly dip after rising 25% this year it will be interesting to watch how well INS stands up in that event. Interestingly, Citywire is also intrigued as to who took the 10% stake. Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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