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IGP Intercede Group Plc

105.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Intercede Group Plc LSE:IGP London Ordinary Share GB0003287249 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 105.50 103.00 108.00 105.50 105.50 105.50 83,120 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Security Systems Service 12.11M 1.31M 0.0225 46.89 61.43M
Intercede Group Plc is listed in the Security Systems Service sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IGP. The last closing price for Intercede was 105.50p. Over the last year, Intercede shares have traded in a share price range of 41.50p to 114.50p.

Intercede currently has 58,231,712 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Intercede is £61.43 million. Intercede has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 46.89.

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28/4/2020
22:04
What exactly does that mean in layman's terms?
solrei
28/4/2020
21:43
As there has been a very welcome rise in price over the last couple of weeks to today's mid 60ps, it's worth remembering that...

"On 30 January 2017, the Company issued £4,495,000 convertible loan notes that carry an interest coupon of 8.0% pa payable quarterly. The Company has granted security by way of a composite guarantee and debenture in favour of Welbeck Capital Partners LLP to secure the repayment of principal and interest due on the convertible loan notes to the holders. Holders of the convertible loan notes may convert into ordinary shares, at a conversion price of 68.8125 pence per ordinary share, at any time until the final redemption date of 29 December 2021.

On 25 August 2017, the Company issued £510,000 convertible loan notes under the same convertible loan note instrument."

rambutan2
20/4/2020
11:27
Funny how we read things differently!

The CEO now has 53k shares or £30k give or take. I don't know what his options package is but I do not take that size investment as particularly encouraging, probably not even a couple of months salary.

On the other hand I do like the company, but difficult to value.

tiswas
20/4/2020
11:26
Nice quiet share under the radar
nallen1
20/4/2020
11:25
Stockopedia have been long on these for a while
nallen1
20/4/2020
11:06
Bullish to see fairly large director buys into a strengthening share price. Suggests to me that sales of the "out of the box" product through partners are progressing nicely.
somerset lad
17/4/2020
13:51
Yes I have been doing that and eventually got filled in smaller parcels. At least it pushed the price up a bit.
red army
17/4/2020
12:48
Red Army, put a limit order in at, say, 55 or 56. You ought to get filled for 10k I would guess. The odd penny premium is nothing if you have a good expectation.
bones
17/4/2020
12:20
Unable to buy stock today as market makers wont sell
red army
07/4/2020
18:47
I guess they didn't read the trading statement.
H1 20/21 should be off to a good start as a result of the delayed orders from H2 20

zipstuck
07/4/2020
08:24
Latest view on Intercede her
brummy_git
31/3/2020
12:13
Updated commentary & forecasts for Intercede here:
brummy_git
31/3/2020
11:25
Uncle Sam always a last minute payer, but has got a bullet proof balance sheet!

31 March 2020

INTERCEDE GROUP plc

('Intercede', the 'Company' or the 'Group')

Receipt of $4.6m Order

Intercede, the leading specialist in digital identity, credential management and secure mobility, is pleased to announce the receipt of a large US Federal Government order totaling $4.6m. The order, which was included within the directors' expectations for the year, includes software licenses and annual support & maintenance; $2.05m of which will be recognised in the financial year ending 31 March 2020.

In line with normal practice, a Trading Update will be provided as soon as possible after the completion of the financial year.

rambutan2
21/1/2020
18:22
Thanks for the info Paul, which is confirmed here:

"A new holding was also added in Intercede, a former constituent of the UK Smaller Companies Fund whose market cap of around £25m is better aligned with a micro cap mandate. It is one of the leading providers of digital identities and authentication solutions to the US government. With strong Intellectual Property and an enviable customer base, it is beginning to expand globally, recently winning a contract to supply national IDs to a country in the Middle East."



And here:

"The position in Intercede was also closed. While the fund managers are still confident in the company’s prospects, its small position size and market cap left it as a de minimis position."

rambutan2
02/1/2020
16:49
Looks like little stock around
ramnik007
19/12/2019
13:34
Liontrust haven't sold, recent RNS was just them moving their position from one fund to another
paulypilot
30/11/2019
02:05
Yes, Liontrust been a willing seller for a long time, as stake de minimus in its successful smaller cos fund. Am very interested to find out the buyer.

The price uptick and buyer interest also offered me a welcome chance to offload a few and reduce my huge overweight a little. Happy days!

rambutan2
29/11/2019
18:43
Looby Loo, it looks like a sale by Liontrust of their stake; buyer should be RNSed; don't think it was Azalea as another 4.7% would take them well past 30%.
somerset lad
29/11/2019
18:35
So I wonder who that was? Azalia Trust again?
looby loo
28/11/2019
18:44
happy days are her again ............. maybe
pyman
27/11/2019
19:23
Management’s strategy is now aligned with the investment case: keep the world’s most security-conscious customers happy and earn some profits from them by careful cost control; then lever that world-leading reputation into the middle market with an out of the box solution to be sold by partners.

It’s a point worth making because the old management’s priorities did not align with shareholders’: writing whizzy code with no monetisation and maximising employment took us nowhere.

We’ve seen the Microsoft announcements and need evidence that the partners are making sales. I’d hope they will RNS developments having stated that it’s key to the growth story. After commission (30%??), all revenues from the out of the box product should drop into profit.

somerset lad
27/11/2019
17:15
Finncap reiterates its 80p target. “world class identity and credentials management software” strong client list etc. Positive stuff!
mcjack
25/11/2019
19:57
Very much agree. And noting that cash of £5.6m covers pretty much a third of current mkt cap.
rambutan2
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