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IOF Iofina Plc

21.50
-0.75 (-3.37%)
29 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Iofina Plc LSE:IOF London Ordinary Share GB00B2QL5C79 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.75 -3.37% 21.50 21.00 22.00 22.25 21.25 22.25 374,379 16:03:47
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Offices-holdng Companies,nec 42.2M 7.87M 0.0410 5.24 42.69M
Iofina Plc is listed in the Offices-holdng Companies sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IOF. The last closing price for Iofina was 22.25p. Over the last year, Iofina shares have traded in a share price range of 17.25p to 33.25p.

Iofina currently has 191,858,408 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Iofina is £42.69 million. Iofina has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 5.24.

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16/10/2012
18:06
You must have made a nice little profit on that today SG.
doodlebug4
16/10/2012
16:34
look what you did to the share price SG! you should look at orm, currently at 7p with broker targets of 21 and 22p, Should go up significantly in the next month or 2
jbe81
16/10/2012
11:15
ATUK will add it to my watchlist SG but the chart needs to say "buy" before I get really interested!
doodlebug4
16/10/2012
10:12
Looks to be going into many countries with Visa involved too. Hence my interest.

It deosn't take a lot of revenue to transform them, and suddenly needing 6 on sales instead of one suggests to me things are getting busy.

If it works (and it seems to) then it looks like a dead cert take over target.

A TP of 25p recently also interests me.

superg1
16/10/2012
09:18
It seems they are trialling it in Gloucester and that is where the focus should be to obtain any feedback on the systems. If it works there and saves money, is more 'user friendly' than the current, then it will roll out nationwide. It looks like the Australian interest should underpin future growth as they have very dated systems there!
the librarian
16/10/2012
09:08
That's the beauty of ATUK, the software seems to save local authorities and various organisations millions.

A little sleeper it seems, just a low level punt, and like you I never go with herd shares.

AT seems to have about 10 PI's following it lol, but with good reason.

I've ignored my own tips too often LIB. As croc reminded me when he cashed in on one recently.

superg1
16/10/2012
08:46
I have a friend who invests in 'herd' shares SOU is very high risk and will be shorted very soon (not by me).

Health and social care have had a bugbear for years re: sharing of information i.e GP's systems and frameworki being incompatible, if this is a genuine solution (ATUK) then LA's will probably run with it. BUT it is down to cost in the current economic climate. All depends on price!

the librarian
16/10/2012
08:35
Guys have a look at SOU, consolidated after recent rise with potential stakebuilding and potential imminent positive newsflow could be ready for next leg up.

DYOR etc.

alan dibble
16/10/2012
08:23
Well I have a good read and I have found it impossible to walk away from it due to the potential prospects.

It was just a case of stumbling across it, it was not tipped to me.

Well worth considering imo for a low. Like I mentioend with CTN many months back (bought out).

Things seem to be happening behind the scenes as the sales team for this little software set up has jumped from 1 to 6 recently.

Very few seem to have spotted it, but those that have seem to have good reason to be hopeful.

An ADVFN thread which recently started has some very good info on it.

Note the spendinsight system they have. Also note carbon footprint rules coming in. It just so happens this compnay has been following that route and the legislation seesm to have dropped things into their laps, visa just signed up, and moving their tech into other countries.

A low spend 'sleeper' that the market may have missed. I'm not going to research it, I've just taken a low level punt based on what I've read it looks like an exciting prospect to me, and a potential re-rating near term.

ATUK details on the ADVFN thread

superg1
15/10/2012
15:16
No it's purely one I spotted at random, I won't mention it for now as it has no volumes.

I don't intend too research it to death but just want to clarify a couple of bits first.

A pure low level punt, but the position it's in looks good to me. Too wide a Market to consider competitors but on first glance it looks to be very well placed.

Things could turn there way quite quickly it seems so I will mention it perhaps tomorrow once I've looked a bit more. There's mo way I would invest in it to the level I have with IOF. But with very few seemingly knowing about it, that's what interests me.

superg1
15/10/2012
11:24
superg1,
GENL by any chance? I bought some this morning.

che7win
15/10/2012
10:51
PRM (a perennial frustration) is on the move with decent volume. The word is that a key patent for Alzheimer's is about to be granted in the US which will lead to a large licensing deal (and this in turn could lead to a takeover bid).

While I can see decent upside (despite poor financials), the potential of a £5 -£20 takeover price (as rumoured on the BBs) seems a big leap of faith until you realise that the company might have a diagnostic for early detection of AD and an effective therapeutic - that would of course, be massive.

superg, please spill the beans - is it Gemfields (GEM)? This looks like another with plenty of growth potential to me, although not quite as stunning as IOF.

crazycoops
15/10/2012
10:38
Sutton Harbour Holdings (SUH) - link to the website;


Shares were trading at 170p early in September and dropped to 19p at the end of 2011. I think the company has turned the corner now - Plymouth City Airport was a big loss making part of the business which the company finally got rid of at the end of 2011. I believe the company has lodged plans for a large building development on the 137 acres of land which the city airport used to be on. The final year accounts, which were published in June, sounded very positive and with a new CEO in place I think the company is about to maximise its huge potential.

It's a share to buy and hold and have patience with, certainly not a day traders share! Dyor etc.

doodlebug4
15/10/2012
09:01
Added SUH to my portfolio last week, viewed as a possible recovery play. Will post more on this later today.
doodlebug4
14/10/2012
22:30
Someone asked if I have spotted any others. I have this really complex and elaborate method of simply going through what's on the AIM list lol.

Joking aside I spotted one tonight that looks like a 'sleeper' to me. One thread has just picked up on them, volumes are not a lot, but the story looks great.

I'm reading up on them now. It looks a good punt to me but just that, a punt at low levels, but it looks well set imo to make some good progress.

I won't mention it just yet, Too frightened, with you lot lol

superg1
05/10/2012
21:39
Back in March I suggested Westminster Security (WSG).
New contracts including one big one were being announced, a new training centre for Longmoor was announced, high fliers were employed and a Franchise in Nigeria announced. Since then it's all gone quiet. I'm now concerned whether present income will be enough to cover the overheads or whether funding may be needed to cover the interim period. So I've sold my shares and taken a good profit. I haven't re-invested the funds and may well buy back in at some stage.

sandbag
05/10/2012
12:58
jointer -

Yes, I'll give you IOF, but not everybody is content with a portfolio of just one share!

As well as diversification, there's also a question of timing. IOF is certainly for now and (hopefully) for a long time into the future, too.

Mine was a (possible) suggestion for the future. After all, you'll have to put your millions made from IOF somewhere!

:)

roboben
04/10/2012
21:03
TPL, possible upside could be as good as IOF.
che7win
04/10/2012
19:39
Interesting place, this....

IOF, yes, & how!..
Also OPG.
Both charts are going bananas & imo got a lot further to go....

WTFDIK? & DYOR.

napoleon 14th
03/10/2012
08:18
TMZ is mentioned here.
john10
29/9/2012
08:28
If anyone might be interested in a company that -

1. Is loss-making.

2. Has just had a couple of share placings to raise finance (both at prices above the current market price).

3. Has just had or is having changes to key personnel at the top. (New CEO in place, CFO just gone with the post filled temporarily.)

4. Has just made a major (transformational?) acquisition which they are still in the process of integrating into the combined entity.

5. Is targeting major growth markets with proprietary, disruptive technology based around secured IP.

6. Is just about to "go live" with a significant product development.

I think you could do worse than have a look at Toumaz (TMZ).

I've been watching this for some time and am still just watching.

Beyond that - NAI, DYOR, & ATJ

roboben
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