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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Invu | LSE:INVU | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B28Y2K12 | ORD 0.1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 0.35 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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0 | 0 | N/A | 0 |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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01/11/2013 08:18 | invu looking challenged...maybe later! Big news coming on FML? Ex CEO predicts 8 fold (yes 8 fold!) increase in market cap by end of 2014. Sp has been battered...news due soon. Be quick! | smythy4 | |
01/11/2013 08:17 | At last - Has been a long time com (Please see my previous posts over the last year +). I suspect if not delisted will soon be for the knacker's yeard given the averhead costs of mentaining a listing. Game over (imo) | pugugly | |
01/11/2013 08:09 | AIM Rule 26? | addict | |
01/11/2013 07:53 | LOL-they will sink well below that.Who owns what % of shares.Can't see anything on website | addict | |
01/11/2013 07:46 | Looks like we can buy shares at .50p when trading opens today. | beangrinder | |
01/11/2013 07:43 | Seen this before, they will not get approval, 75% is a lot, even if they did the shares can still be traded, last time i saw this happen to a company the voting was in favor of still being a listed company, after the announcement the shares went sky high. | fenseal3 | |
01/11/2013 07:25 | To delist they need 75% so how can they?not a holder but been watching with interest. | ashtree2 | |
01/11/2013 07:08 | oh, dear it's going to be delisted. | r ball | |
30/10/2013 04:25 | fenseal, I think 0.666p is more appropriate for Hallowe'en than Christmas! | kingsize | |
28/10/2013 10:48 | Topped up last week with 100k @ 0.666p, soon INVU will have it's day like COMS did, still a tiny MC, peeps may jump in after Xmas in anticipation of next results but i feel a steady climb will begin soon...GLA!!! | fenseal3 | |
18/10/2013 15:31 | IRIS sells INVU document management and workflow under their own name. IRIS have announced acquisition of KashFlow a cloud-based book-keeping system. One wonders whether they might buy INVU in the future - or,given INVU's tax losses and listing might they reverse into it? No basis for this other than thinking aloud. | cliffpeat | |
09/10/2013 15:04 | Do you follow @invuECM on Twitter. If you do and have business followers, why not re-tweet. Seems easy and low risk - and gets the name and service offering "out there". As Tesco says - "every little helps" | cliffpeat | |
27/9/2013 09:58 | kingsize Nice to see a fellow cynic ;-) Anyone I'm sure INVU must be working on a cloud-based document sharing offering, that is compatible and integrates with existing back office and intranet structures. My imagination won't stretch to mobile document sharing. However, document sharing does sound ripe for Big Data developments. So that's 2/3. At least it looks worth more than the current price without those. | yump | |
27/9/2013 09:23 | No chartist, but is that a cup and handle formation, also nice 500k buy just gone through!! | fenseal3 | |
24/9/2013 14:02 | Found that there was a fire in Blisworth on Friday and local business connections affected: Thanks for responses C | cliffpeat | |
24/9/2013 14:00 | Just tried Ian Smiths number and you can leave a message...hope this helps!! Also nice buys today, another 250k buy 14-48pm...as i said, summit brewing!! | fenseal3 | |
24/9/2013 13:55 | Cliff. I've noticed the same but their twitter feed says they've had Internet problems but it is now fixed. | beangrinder | |
24/9/2013 13:54 | Contacts: Invu plc www.invu.net +44 (0) 1604 859 Colin Gallick, Chief Executive 893 Ian Smith, Finance Director WH Ireland Limited www.wh-ireland.co.uk +44 (0) 117 945 Invu Services Limited The Beren Blisworth Hill Farm Stoke Road Blisworth Northamptonshire NN7 3DB Ian Smith Finance Director t : 01604 878011 f : tba e : ian.smith@invu.net w : www.invu.net CliffPeat, i have sent E-mails to Ian before and had reply's the last was 3rd July.....i have tried to get on their web site which i have many times before and yes you are right, it try's to redirect you, a blip maybe...can't see there being a big problem. | fenseal3 | |
24/9/2013 13:29 | I'm feeling concerned: invu.net Web site has been down since end of last week (at least) Northampton tel. number not responding (immediately disconnects)01604 859893 the service number asks for an ext no and goes dead Anyone know anything? | cliffpeat | |
24/9/2013 12:29 | Nice analysis prof. I agree with the valuation at present of about £3m. Removing the cash leaves a business value of £1.8m giving a likely multiple of EBITDA of around 3 - 4. That seems far too low imho for a turnaround software company in a solidly growing market.I'm personally not too bothered about whether the company continues to turnaround over the next few years; cash will grow and the share price will too, or whether it gets taken over. Providing the price is reasonable and well in excess of current levels e.g. 2 or 3p I would be happy for a takeover in the next 6 to 12 months. I think the company would need a bigger owner or cash injection to grow very quickly from here and spend heavily on r&d, marketing etc.But, it is a long established company in a good field and the share price doesn't demand rapid growth so I'm fine either way. Sage were mentioned on this BB recently and the product fits well with accounts market but I wonder whether a smaller operator like Iris (reseller) may be more interested. No info on directors/mgt credibility etc but no negatives I'm aware of. All imho dyor etc. | beangrinder | |
24/9/2013 11:51 | INVU The investment case The share price of Invu has fallen by 97% over 5 years. This is despite a tripling over the past few months. The market capitalisation is £3.2m if you include all the shares entitled to a dividend (there are 168m ordinary shares and 305m 'A' ordinary shares which do not carry votes but have priority in a winding up. Only the ordinary shares are publically traded). Thus, the shares fall into the 'loser' category in a return reversal portfolio (see glen-arnold-investme Until 2012 the company had a string of losses. A massive debt burden almost caused its failure. The main lenders converted their claims into 'A' shares in 2011. Now the company is debt free. New management (January 2010), assisted by the removal of debt, have returned the company to healthy profit and growth with significant contract wins. Profit before tax in the year to January 2013 was £0.3m (2012: loss £0.3m) and net cash stood at £0.79m, with positive operating cash flow of £0.2m. The customer retention rate is 88% with long term service contracts (two-thirds of revenue is annual software support contracts) and gross margin is 84.7%. With a headcount of only 28 the company signed up 93 new customers in year ended January 2013. There are vast tax losses to carry forward. The latest six months to 31 July 2013 show continued improvement: Revenue is up by 6.5%, net profit for the first half is up 269% compared with the previous year, and net cash now stands at £1.2m (2012: £0.6m). Working capital management improvements generated £0.36m of cash. Applying some Piotroski factors to the annual results (see his paper from 2000). (1) Profitable? Yes (2) Operating cash generation? Yes (3) Improvement year-on-year in ROCE? Yes (4) Profit more than cash flow? No (5) Improvement in debt to total assets ratio year-on-year? Yes (6) Improvement in the current ratio year on year? Yes (7) Absence of significant share capital issues? Yes (8) Trading profit margin increase year-on-year? Yes (9) Improvement in sales to total assets ratio year-on-year? About the same (very slight worsening). Thus we have a Piotroski score of 7 or 8. If a similar analysis is conducted for the latest six months compared to six months earlier the Piotroski score is 8. Questions 1. I would prefer to be a long term holder and so do not want a takeover in the near term. What do you think are the chances? 2. What are your views on the trustworthiness of the directors and major shareholders? 3. Is the company very vulnerable to technological change? Does it have enough cash to pay for R&D necessary to compete? | profdoc | |
24/9/2013 11:46 | Very little stock to buy just now but can sell plenty. MMs will need to take it up to .80 - 1p range to flush out some more sellers I reckon. | beangrinder | |
24/9/2013 11:28 | I can feel a swift push to that fair value of 1p soon! | fenseal3 |
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