Intercede Share Discussion Threads

[jailbird] 09/1/2004 10:20

Yep..in long and topping 5k at a time when I can.

[rambutan2] 09/1/2004 10:16

ho hum, in 2004 our day must come.

[maywillow] 09/1/2004 07:54

nice to see this thread back in action

good luck

[garth] 09/1/2004 06:35

Trimmed my holding, putting the major part into Image Scan Holdings (IGE) who have produced 3D X-ray baggage scanners on trial at Heathrow and with the TSA in the US. Airport Security is on the agenda and they have now enjoyed 5 days of rises (just a little each day).


The rest of my IGP holding is tucked away for the long run.

G

[latifs100] 08/1/2004 21:34

now the USA wants finger prints and iris prints on passports. i am in igp for long term. are you?, just waiting for the company announcement for orders

[grupo guitarlumber] 26/12/2003 17:06

An extract from Citywire news

Wine fakers who pass off cheap plonk dressed up with the labels of expensive vintages are forcing genuine producers to consider bringing in microchip technology to identify their bottles

[grupo guitarlumber] 25/12/2003 08:54

The French Connection wishes you all a Very Merry Christmas and a Super 2004.


Meilleurs Voeux,Joyeux Noel et Bonne Anneé

[jailbird] 08/12/2003 08:29

good post maywillow.

[rambutan2] 03/12/2003 21:17

Intercede's customers cover... ...and a number of US Federal Government agencies. yes, yes, yes. one leads to another, leads to another, leads to another, within an organisation which has a billion $ budget.

[maywillow] 03/12/2003 20:08

good threads deserve good posts and links

[garth] 03/12/2003 19:54

Thanks for those links and posts guys

[maywillow] 03/12/2003 19:12

02 12 2003

Intercede Group plc Reaches 23rd on Deloitte Midlands Technology Fast 50 List

Lutterworth, Leicestershire, United Kingdom—December 02, 2003— Deloitte, the UK's fastest growing professional services firm, has unveiled its sixth annual ranking of the Midlands' fastest growing technology companies. Intercede Group plc was placed 23rd in the region's rankings.

Deloitte created the Technology Fast 50 to reach out to UK technology companies and champion innovation in the sector. The programme tracks the growth rates of technology companies in seven regions in the UK and Ireland, culminating in a national ranking in December 2003. This year's event is sponsored locally by UK law firm, Pinsents, and nationally by Hewlett-Packard, the global provider of technology products and services; SCC, part of Europe's largest privately-owned technology group; and the London Stock Exchange.

The Technology Fast 50 programme seeks out those companies that have shown impressive growth rates in the telecommunications, hardware, software and biotechnology markets over a three-year period. This year's programme considered growth between 2000 and 2002. All companies considered for the award must be headquartered in the Midlands region, must be technology-intensive or use unique technology in problem solving, or must devote a high percentage of effort to research and development.

Chris Robertson, Technology, Media and Telecoms partner for Deloitte in the Midlands, said: "The Fast 50 programme has always been a reliable indicator of whether British innovation is leading to more growth and wealth creation. These companies have demonstrated how to survive and thrive in today's market by helping their customers reduce their costs and improve their performance. We are delighted that our sponsors have joined us in encouraging fast-growing companies to showcase their businesses and to contribute to the next wave of innovation in the UK's technology sector."

Andrew Hornigold, Corporate Partner at Pinsents and Head of the firm's Technology Chosen Market, said: "We would like to congratulate this year's winners and applaud their achievements. Despite challenging trading conditions over the last 12 months they have shown tremendous revenue growth and performance. Their remarkable tenacity, innovation and dedication is an inspiration to all and proves that Midlands companies continue to offer cutting-edge solutions to their clients world-wide."

Richard Parris, Chairman and CEO of Intercede, stated: "We are extremely happy to have been included in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 listing for the third year running. This award proves that Intercede's products and solutions are highly sought after in the smart card and identity management market place."

Ends

About Intercede
Intercede Group plc is a leading developer and supplier of smart card and identity management software and is listed on the London Stock Exchange (IGP LN) (IGP.L). Intercede's edefice™ provides OEM partners, service providers and end-user organisations with the tools required to quickly deploy, maintain and manage smart cards, hardware and software tokens, biometrics, Public Key Infrastructure (PKI) technology, applets and other digital credentials. Intercede's customers cover a range of industries and include ActivCard, AIB, Bank of Ireland, Barclays Bank, Colt Telecommunications, Datakey, Fujitsu Services, Lloyds TSB, the NHS, Royal Bank of Scotland and a number of US Federal Government agencies.

For more information, visit Intercede's home page at , call [phone] or Email [e-mail]


About the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Programme
The programme consists of a series of regional programmes covering the East, London & South East, Midlands, South West & South Wales, the North and Scotland and Ireland. Each region will host an awards ceremony to honour the 50 fastest growing technology companies in their areas in October and November. Following the regional programmes, Deloitte will publish a national ranking of the UK's Technology Fast 50 companies.

[garth] 28/11/2003 10:04

Trades have been delayed all week, but not this morning. Why the change?

G.

[garth] 26/11/2003 14:10

Its creeping back up. Slowly slowly....

G.

[kickstart] 26/11/2003 12:37

I agree they look great value.

[garth] 26/11/2003 11:43

Thanks Kickstart,

They seem to have been delaying trades for 2 hours......

Won't take much interest to make it difficult to buy at these prices.

G.

[kickstart] 26/11/2003 11:37

I bought 15000 at 11am not marked yet just for interest.

[garth] 26/11/2003 10:04

And continue to edge up today on tiny volumes... what's going to happen when someone REALLY looks at the story? :-)

G.

[garth] 26/11/2003 08:13

Nice to see these bounce yesterday. :-)

G.

[rambutan2] 25/11/2003 16:06

yes, tis very odd how ignored this one is. however, they do rather run it like a private company with the bulk of shares held by the pre-float holders, who all participated in the recent placing at 7.5p (the share price never got near to that low) raising enough to play safe but not diluting their holdings. that aside though, considering the mkt available and the progress made this one could certainly do a multi bagger over the next year.