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[garth] 17/7/2008 10:10

News from Thales who appear to want to add further acquisitions and bring some consolidation to the sector. That could well bring some sudden interest to the IGP share price IMO:

"We have confidence in our ability to continue to grow organically, particularly in the United States, but will equally explore external opportunities," Ranque said, adding that Thales could spend 1-2 billion euros on acquisitions without putting its debt rating at risk. (Reporting by Matthias Blamont, writing by James Regan)

[pyman] 16/7/2008 23:59

er. dot coms? that was last time. you have to be a bank this time.

[237gmoney] 16/7/2008 09:26

370,000 Workers now signed up to TWIC with thousands more each week.....Supposed to be 1mm by March/April 2009....seems they have a bit to go...

[shaid1] 16/7/2008 07:20

well terry soon you wont be up anything lol

[jailbird] 16/7/2008 00:19

howdy,

what r you trying to say then...40p! i hope not..i will not even breakeven with that price!

why 2 months too?

[kentpaul] 15/7/2008 22:30

i am up 140p a share and have no intention of banking

[howdy do da] 15/7/2008 21:50

terry, touched a nerve on GCM have we? lol. I will buy back in at sub 150? Will you have had the sense to bank what little profits you have made before then.

It hurts doesnt it? Failure!

[kentpaul] 15/7/2008 21:41

how is oracle doing then

[shaid1] 15/7/2008 21:17

terry

grow up lol

i noticed your GCM are falling around 20p a day. lol

[kentpaul] 15/7/2008 21:14

Another company with no revenue and no prospects. The products are very vague, outstanding contracts are of minimal likely value to the company and its cash flow negative. The website's description of what the product actually does is virtually impenetrable. The existing business earns modest revenue from a door entry card system which is essentially a SQL server with a boiler plate client interface.

In all a laughable stock with a plunging share price....

Get out while you still can, before this terminal whale dump hits rock bottom with all the other dot coms.

[howdy do da] 15/7/2008 21:13

More like is there is a larger buy in the wings. Watch this space.

[pyman] 15/7/2008 14:40

volume of 14000!. is there a larger sale in the wings? being worked.

[pyman] 15/7/2008 14:38

it is having a bad day. nearly back to where i started buying! Thanks re cashflow answers. Guess its time to hoover up a few!

[wjccghcc] 15/7/2008 12:31

cash is fine. outflow last year was 178k. 78k of warrants have been excercised since then taking cash to 1.23mm. Their cost base is well managed and has been flat for the last 2 years. They do now have a US support team in place but seem to have managed to implement that without increasing costs (probably from significantly lower travel costs for the UK staff).

[237gmoney] 15/7/2008 11:58

Cash is not a problem. RSA deal coming to an end also in September so if that gets renewed which it should that should also boost the cashpile.

IGP need to release some news soon to stop this dropping further.....No news for an AIM company in these market conditions is suicide...

[pyman] 15/7/2008 11:50

IGP have enough cash at 1.5M and cashflow for the next 12 months? just checking. WOndering about increased projects in the USA leading to increased cost in the shorterm.

[237gmoney] 14/7/2008 09:24

Interesting.....3rd Para..



Oberthur reorganises operational activities, sets up new division
Date: 14/07/2008

Smart card supplier Oberthur reorganises its operational management into four divisions. The first, Cards, concerns mobile, banking, transport and the pay TV markets.

The manager of this division is Xavier Drilhon, deputy managing director. He joined the company in 1994 and was successively the vice- president of Banknote Corporation of America, and director of manufacturing and development of the Cards unit. The second, Fiduciary Printing, will be managed by Nicolas Koutros, deputy managing director. He is the former director of operations at security systems provider SICPA. This division deals with the fiduciary printing of banknotes, administrative documents, cheques and service vouchers.

The company has set up a new division called Identity, which will be managed by Stéphane Guilbault with Xavier Fricout as deputy general manager and will deal with traditional and electronic identification documents for both the governmental and the private markets. The fourth division Cash Protection will be managed by Patrice Rullier who joined the company in 2008, as executive vice-president of the Oberthur Cash Protection subsidiary

[howdy do da] 11/7/2008 11:56

Bartronics is dead. Nothing happening there.

I have firm views on what is happening and why. Someone is going to make a killing on this that's for sure. Whether it's todays current shareholders or 'tomorrows' is the question.

It's not about returns this year it's about control. And if you want control why make a move when it's going to cost to 60-70p a share when you can more cheaply buy increased control at 30p? And how do you create a such a scenario? Hold back good news, reject offers of external help, stay below the radar screen, make it impossible through poor stock liquidity for anyone to build a worthwhile stake in the open market.

Pure guess work and speculation of course. But I suggest one day we will wake up and see an existing shareholder has cut himself a nice little earner by increasing his stake at another fat discount diluting the little people.

[237gmoney] 11/7/2008 09:15

I guess press like this doesnt make good reading to IGP

[237gmoney] 11/7/2008 09:00

a thales bid would be interesting....maybe Bartronics would also be interested still so there could be a few potentials interested....A bidding war is what we need...