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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Intermediate Capital Group Plc | ICG | London | Ordinary Share |
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2,258.00 | 2,258.00 | 2,302.00 | 2,294.00 | 2,262.00 |
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Posted at 20/5/2024 17:53 by its the oxman No idea re ticker I'm afraid. Seems a bit pointless but there we are.Results fairly close now and aum should be up well over 20% since May 2022 results when the shares almost reached 2500p. Performance fees might not be as much but if the outlook is positive and strong prospects or growth targets are reiterated along with a decent increase in the dividend then why not a new high. |
Posted at 16/5/2024 21:33 by zeppo Big dividend increase and this level may be sustained. |
Posted at 12/5/2024 16:40 by mirandaj After results"4-7 June 2024 InterContinental Hotel, Berlin SuperReturn International is private capital’s most senior gathering, with attendees from 70+ countries and a quality and quantity of LPs and GPs that can’t be found elsewhere." |
Posted at 15/4/2024 23:35 by pvb Intermediate Capital Group adopted their new EPIC 'ICG' on Monday 15 April 2024 |
Posted at 15/4/2024 10:09 by its the oxman !FOLLOWFEEDNew ticker , new thread cont'd for ICG ,a global alternative asset manager with a 35-year track record. We are driven by purpose and sustainable results. We deliver outstanding investment performance to our clients, provide wide‐ranging capital solutions for corporates and owners of real assets, and create value for stakeholders, shareholders and communities. Assets managed over four classes, Structured and Private Equity, Private Debt, Real Assets and Credit. Been one of my longer term holdings with ups and downs over the years but longer term shown a real ability to grow AUM strongly often regardless of market conditions. As it becomes a bigger more profitable business the div and share price should have scope to increase significantly. All contributions and insights very welcome. |
Posted at 27/9/2010 22:34 by lbo THE Moonduster consortium's ill-fated investment in Irish Continental Group (ICG) is now more than 44m under water, new filings show.Backed by the Doyle Group and investment group One 51, Moonduster mounted an unsuccessful takeover for ICG last year and was left sitting on a 24.9pc stake in the shipping group. Accounts just filed by Moonduster's parent company Rambone show the value of that stake has slipped from its 134m purchase price to less than 89.8m. |
Posted at 23/3/2010 21:45 by lbo ICG profits fall as world trade suffers |
Posted at 17/11/2009 08:28 by lbo One big pump and dump!Goodbody to sell Carroll's ICG shares at 12 |
Posted at 10/11/2009 14:17 by lbo Sterling weakness remains an issue for ICG |
Posted at 15/5/2009 09:39 by lbo AFTER SPEAKING to Irish Continental Group's (ICG) long-serving chief executive Eamonn Rothwell yesterday about results in the year to date (see page 2), it's clear that he hasn't given up hope that a successful bid for the ferry company might be just over the horizon.Three weeks ago, Rothwell and Philip Lynch's Moonduster group conceded defeat in their plan to make an offer for ICG, much to the disappointment of all involved. They couldn't secure the necessary finance in the current economic climate and there were also differences with the independent directors over the valuation of the business. ICG has been the subject of a takeover saga for the past two years, with property developer Liam Carroll, who owns just over 29 per cent, the third interested party in all of this. At one point in 2007, ICG shares were changing hands at 24 each, but they now bob around the 10 mark follow the collapse of the Rothwell/Moonduster bid. Strictly speaking, Rothwell and Moonduster are precluded from making a fresh offer for ICG for 12 months, although the Irish Takeover Panel has the power to waive this derogation if it sees fit |
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