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IHP Integrafin Holdings Plc

299.50
-0.50 (-0.17%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Integrafin Holdings Plc LSE:IHP London Ordinary Share GB00BD45SH49 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.50 -0.17% 299.50 297.50 299.00 305.00 294.50 305.00 254,235 16:35:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Investment Advice 134.9M 49.9M 0.1506 19.85 990.65M
Integrafin Holdings Plc is listed in the Investment Advice sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IHP. The last closing price for Integrafin was 300p. Over the last year, Integrafin shares have traded in a share price range of 208.80p to 312.20p.

Integrafin currently has 331,322,014 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Integrafin is £990.65 million. Integrafin has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 19.85.

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29/7/2011
07:39
With results nearing I would expect a few savvy investors to start taking a position here. The company has made fantastic progress since the CVA was agreed with contract wins this year and the acquisition of PIXELeaning which in the recent update has started making great progress. The results IMO will be a very good read and for this under the radar company could see an impressive rise on the back of them. GLA
mike_f
28/7/2011
14:45
Post on LSE by GedW:

Larger firms targeted

Those smaller and medium sized enterprises are, at the moment, exempt from the Anti Bribery legislation, so that would suggest some large contracts with major corporates are in the pipeline. Small and medium sized businesses breathed a sigh of relief today after the government published its long-awaited Bribery Act guidelines which advised companies to adopt a 'risk-based approach'. The Ministry of Justice confirmed that SMEs will potentially be exempt from implementing stringent anti-bribery controls and that 'proportionate expenditure' on corporate hospitality will not fall foul of the Act - in a move deemed as a 'common sense prevailing' by bribery experts. Zia Ullah, Head of Compliance Advisory at law firm Pannone, said: "The sigh of relief in the corporate world will certainly be palpable given the confusing messages that were being circulated suggesting that even the most frugal of hospitality could have been interpreted as a bribe. "Small businesses will be cheered by the news that they can potentially avoid implementing unnecessary controls, and the resultant costs, if they do not foresee a risk of bribery in their company." Zia said: "Given the widespread confusion over the past few months as to whether the Bribery Act was ever going to see the light of day, the publication of the updated guidance is a welcome development. "Businesses that have not yet begun implementing bribery controls may try to seek comfort from the fact that the guidance envisages circumstances where businesses need not. However, as with all business strategy, senior management will need to decide whether that is a risk worth taking." The guidance does confirm that businesses that face bribery risks need to carry on implementing their anti-bribery processes. Zia added: "Many organisations have correctly taken the view that to do nothing is not an option and we have started helping them draft stringent policies and procedures and help them train their staff. That is where IHP step in with their proprietory software...

mike_f
28/7/2011
12:55
Can buy a maximum of 250,000 before neg trade.
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:53
Just checked Halifax, limits opened again.
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:50
tdw can sell at 0.248p and buy at 0.252!!
moreforus
28/7/2011
12:39
fill or kill in a 100k at 0.27p.
moreforus
28/7/2011
12:38
lol just looked at buy limits, cannot buy a thing! All neg trade.
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:35
not me so someone else!!!

new money!

over 1 mill buys and bet the mms arent keen to sell now!

moreforus
28/7/2011
12:32
That you topping up? :D
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:15
I don't but I would have thought fairly soon. Interims were released 9 months ago and the previous final results were released on 3rd September 2010 so I would have thought any time between now and end of August.
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:11
do you have time frame?
moreforus
28/7/2011
12:10
Looking very good value atm... so far this year there has been some great news released. The next results will be key here and I have been told that they should be released earlier than last year.
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:06
yes...another little aim tiddler beaten down for no good reason!
moreforus
28/7/2011
12:05
Hi moreforus, you still invested here?
mike_f
28/7/2011
12:03
FIRST POST!!!
moreforus
04/5/2011
08:50
Mike F it's poor time for aim stocks..good news is sold and the hot money is only happy to chase a very few names (oil and biotech)..the company just expanded yesterday and is looking to grow further...they probably used the money raised in the placing so its paid for..but the price goes down...

so imho simply accumulate based on good news flow and at some point when aim investors get their appetite back the stock price will rise except you are in ahead of the crowd..

moreforus
04/5/2011
08:45
It is certainly off the radar, liking the bowl that is forming on the chart, happy to hold.
mike_f
04/5/2011
08:32
IHP is very far off radar i'm afraid...yesterdays sale at 0.31 when the bid was 0.40p shows how illiquid this is..if you buy then do so with cash and a longer term view imho
moreforus
04/5/2011
08:28
Going to see a rise here after the good news yesterday? See how the market is today I suppose
mike_f
03/5/2011
14:48
its on advfn..just click on trades above
moreforus
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