Intec Telecom Systems Share Discussion Threads

[truffle] 23/11/2009 10:12

If the results are due tomorrow, which someone on this thread said was the case, then they in turn will hopefully give a good idea of whtehr the company will hold its market cap. and get admitted to the FTSE 250 in 2/3 weeks time.
That would be really good news if achieved.

[cockneyrebel] 23/11/2009 08:39

Yep, looks a lovely buy point on the chart here too - might be racing away at the close today - or will it be tomorrow?

Either way I think these have legs here imo.

CR

[hamish123] 22/11/2009 12:39

Bought a load of Domino's Pizza at 210p a few months ago.Ahead of the latest results they dipped below 200p for no reason.I panicked and sold at a small loss thinking someone new better.Cough Cough.The results came out weeks later and they bloody flew.Lesson learned.After reading the statement last month i will be very unhappy if these dip next week.

[tillman] 21/11/2009 13:40

Ref.
arab3 - 20 Nov'09 - 18:54 - 2536 of 2537

whats happened here
results been leaked ?
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Have to admit I was surprised by yesterday's fall and not quite what I would have expected with a day or so until the results.
Ref. Leakage of figs prior to results: I don't think so as I would have expected a bit more strength if that was the case bearing in mind what we know about the company and what they have told the market. If it were a much smaller company a bit of leakage could have been responsible for the fall.
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On a brighter note, the fall did trigger some of my Mar and Jun buy orders mid afternoon (not right at the bottom though :-( .... Just trying to work out whether to now put some more orders in for Mon
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I also need to find another excellent company(s) to invest in now.

[jackal3000] 20/11/2009 19:28

Hmmm. I don't like averaging down but I'm considering it ahead of results. Maybe a bit of panic selling at ITL? Fundamentals look good, only positive news around for this share so can't see why it's dropping unless everyone is sh*tting themselves.

I was in from 70p and bought more at 109 so it's still a great long termer for me.

J

[arab3] 20/11/2009 18:54

whats happened here
results been leaked ?

[diamond1] 20/11/2009 12:33

Tipped in today's Moneyweek:

Alex Breese Neptune UK Special Situations:

"We also like small-cap Intec Telecom Systems (LSE: ITL.), which provides billing software and support services to the telecoms industry. It has a
geographically diverse revenue base and is
number one in its field. New management
has turned the business around, invested
in the product and I think you could
eventually see an approach for the
company – if you look at its rivals,
they've all got a lot of cash on the balance
sheet, and they've been bid for in the past."

[hamish123] 18/11/2009 15:45

Results announced Nov 24th.It's been really quiet recently so would expect some nice tree shakes till then.Apart from that it looks a no brainer to be on board.

[essentialinvestor] 18/11/2009 13:04

Ah CR, I knew you would not stay quiet for long, old habits die hard ;)

I agree with you on this one, ITL looks on the very cusp of a breakout imo.

Nice bit of consolidation on the Chart which gives a solid base to build
on going forward for the next leg up in my view.


Good luck with your new Business venture mate.

[cockneyrebel] 18/11/2009 12:57

About to get going again by the look of it.

CR

[colinhy] 13/11/2009 12:24

Intec Chosen by APT Taiwan

Nov 13, 2009 (Close-Up Media via COMTEX) -- Intec, a provider of business support systems (BSS) solutions, announced that APT (Asia Pacific Telecom Group), a Taiwan-based operator of fixed and mobile networks, has deployed an upgrade of Intec's Total Service Mediation and InterconnecT billing and settlement solutions.
The upgrade implementation will support the delivery of higher-value content-rich services and increased subscriber growth, the company said.

Intec's convergent mediation solution is the platform of choice for the APT group of companies, including Asia Pacific Broadband Telecom (APBT), which enjoys a close partnership with South Korea's

[redhill] 11/11/2009 08:40

Looks like we are on the move up today.

[cockneyrebel] 10/11/2009 21:02

arab, sorry, didn't mean the recent high, meant the small high after that one at the start of Nov, in that we are once again making higher highs. Wanted to see that before buying back in.

Now it's breached that 109p level I think the short term bottom is in and these can go on to break that 121p high you mentioned.

CR

[colinhy] 10/11/2009 19:09

He said the fund was now heavily overweight the IT sector, which represents 11 per cent of his portfolio.

"IT has been highlighted by our inhouse global sector research as an industry well-positioned to navigate the difficult economic conditions anticipated," he said.

"Additionally, in the UK, there are a number of small to mid-cap IT stocks that are not only significantly undervalued, but are also potential targets for M&A activity."

The manager cited Intec Telecom Systems, a global billing solution firm, saying its peers are much larger and have significant cash piles that are earning poor returns, given the low interest-rate environment.

[colinhy] 10/11/2009 17:22

November 10, 2009 08:40 AM Eastern Time
Intec Supports New Service Launches and Market Expansion for APT Taiwan
ATLANTA & LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Intec (LSE:ITL), a global provider of business support systems (BSS) solutions, today announced that APT (Asia Pacific Telecom Group), one of Taiwan's leading operators of fixed and mobile networks, has deployed an upgrade of Intec's market-leading Total Service Mediation and InterconnecT billing and settlement solutions. The upgrade implementation will support the delivery of higher-value content-rich services and increased subscriber growth.



"Intec's mediation solution has ably demonstrated its capability to give us go-to-market advantage, critical for us at this stage of our growth," commented Paul Chang, Group CIO of APT. "Furthermore, Intec's interconnect solution is in a class of its own, and we have been extremely impressed by the quality of the product and delivery team, and the speed of delivery."

Intec Vice President, Asia Pacific, Graeme Paynter, added, "We are not only committed to delivering world-class technology solutions, but also helping our customers create strong competitive differentiation and ultimately simplify the way they do business. We're extremely proud to support APTG in its growth path, delivering high quality, next generation services to the dynamic Taiwan market."

[nirvs] 10/11/2009 12:09

121.50 to be exact

[truffle] 10/11/2009 11:48

I thought the previous high was about 118-120p

[cockneyrebel] 10/11/2009 10:40

Back in this am after the dip - above the previous high again now - must have a run here from now to the result on 24th imo.

CR

[truffle] 05/11/2009 09:05

Thanks, that's helpful.
Must be good news if the company makes it, I think.

[dk37] 05/11/2009 08:56

Truffle

With ref. to entry into the FTSE 250, Intec are currently in the automatic entry position with a ranking of 317 at a price of 109p and a market cap of £335m, £10m above the automatic entry cut off. The next review is on 9th Dec.

[truffle] 05/11/2009 08:40

There are two key dates coming up in the next few weeks which will be important for the company one way or the other.

First, the final results should be announced by the end of this month and, secondly, there is the possibility that if ITL maintains its market cap. it could be admitted to the FTSE 250. That decison is due sometime in early December
I think.
If it is admitted, the company will come within the radar of a wider investing group which could be good news.

[dishwish] 05/11/2009 07:05

with a little luck this share should start to see some nice growth in the next few weeks.. market permitting of course. Nice contract and good all round figures.

[traderinthemaking] 03/11/2009 11:17

I'm back in... Decided to re-open a position following the 3 "largish" negotiated trades @ 108.75GBX (10:53 am).

Will it have been a good timing... We wait :)

TITM

[colinhy] 03/11/2009 10:25

3 November 2009

Telecom service provider Reliance Communications is close to awarding a contract for implementation of mobile number portability integration across its network to eight global telecom companies.


The deal is estimated to be worth Rs 700-800 crore (Rs 7-8 billion).

The eight are Tekelec, HP, Intec, Huawei, ZTE, Ericsson, Lucent and Radio Telecom. The deal would involve network and information technology infrastructure deployment across RCom's network.

UK-based Intec Telecom Systems would cover capacity enhancement and scale-up of RCom's IT infrastructure through its business support system solution.