Ip Share Discussion Threads

[its the oxman] 01/9/2021 15:56

Time will tell of course. Still just my hope.

[its the oxman] 01/9/2021 15:54

Think we all know this has scope to hit 150p with ipo announced and very possibly 160p once it starts trading afterwards , that is if markets hold steady going forwards.

[cordwainer] 01/9/2021 15:46

Consensus analyst target £1.51 on Simply Wall St. Notwithstanding any impending upgrades.

[cordwainer] 01/9/2021 14:33

3 year high at the moment. Quite a stampeding herd today, rumours of something very material and imminent maybe. Perhaps the £20m buyback policy is providing some extra reassurance to investors. Couple of new product launches at portfolio companies today, but significant enough to explain today's rise by themselves ?

[keyno] 01/9/2021 13:54

Not just yours, it seems ;)

[its the oxman] 01/9/2021 12:31

Time to load up. Suspect this will spike toward150p when ipo is announced, my hope at least.

[keyno] 01/9/2021 11:05

Are you aged 16, W? Your moniker would suggest same.

[wetpantz] 01/9/2021 10:59

Big spike in trading volume today, largest in 3 months. Maybe some news on ONT float due out soon?

[bamboo2] 31/8/2021 14:53

Masurenguy, I have a concentrated holding here.

Also waiting to see how the ONT flotation unfolds. I am not sure they really need to raise any additional finance at the moment, so further dilution will be unlikely or at least limited, imo.

[masurenguy] 31/8/2021 14:26

Hi bamboo2 - are you in or out at the moment? I'm holding on for the upcoming OxNan IPO, which hopefully will be announced soon, to see what the 15% shareholding here is worth.

[eeza] 31/8/2021 10:21

Bit of a battle being fought at 127p.

[bamboo2] 28/8/2021 13:31

A secure digital archiving platform has secured more than £1.5 million in funding.

Digital archiver Arkivum secures £1.5m funding
Posted on August 24, 2021 by Jonathan Symcox

Arkivum helps businesses ensure that the data they have collected remains accessible, secure and usable for decades into the future.

It works with businesses, often in highly regulated industries, to deal with the data archiving problems that tech consultancy Forrester has described as a ‘ticking time-bomb’.

Private equity investment firm Growthdeck closed the fundraise alongside existing investors IP Group and Parkwalk.

Many of the organisations Arkivum works with, such as pharmaceutical companies developing new drugs, are required by regulators to retain clinical trial data for 25 years. Failure to provide the right data when requested can lead to fines and trials coming to a halt.

Arkivum is currently partnering with Google to deliver the €4.8m ARCHIVER data archiving project for a multinational group of scientific research institutions, led by CERN, which operates the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva.

The project will store and protect extremely large-scale research data, measured in petabytes (units of one million gigabytes).

Arkivum’s platform can be integrated with cloud-based platforms such as Amazon Web Services, Google Cloud and Microsoft Azure. The platform allows businesses to preserve these valuable digital assets into the future, protecting them from loss, corruption and hardware failure.

Arkivum also guarantees that the data will be readable and usable in the future.

Allyson Clarke, relationship director at Growthdeck, said: “We’re excited to be backing a business that solves such a vitally important and growing issue – the preservation of data, now and in the future.

“Many of our life-saving industries, such as pharmaceuticals and scientific exploration, rely heavily on keeping extremely valuable data records safe to allow them to complete their investigations. As a key provider to these vital services, Arkivum’s solutions outperform anything else currently on the market.”



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Arkivum are a leading provider of software, services and domain expertise for long-term data management and archiving. Our focus is on ensuring our customers long-term data is secure, accessible and usable for as long as they need it. Our robust data management processes, coupled with no data lock-in enables us to provide our customers with a 100% data integrity guarantee.

In addition, our customers are able to leverage our team of experts who provide best practice guidance for long-term data management including adhering to compliance and regulatory requirements, digital preservation needs and maximising business value from their data.

Arkivum is ISO 27001 and ISO 9001 certified.

Our story

Arkivum was borne out of a project at the University of Southampton in the UK, a world leader in data science and management.

Our founders realised there was a need to protect and preserve data forever, which at the time, there wasn’t a solution to. A frustrating problem for many and a problem that was continuing to increase in importance as more and more data was produced and technologies continued to evolve. A smart team of people worked out how to solve this problem and created Arkivum.


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[bamboo2] 21/8/2021 10:27

eeza, thanks for pointing out! Header edited.

[p1nkfish] 21/8/2021 10:12

Can FLF get there soon?
Out of US - THRESHOLD OF IGNITION.

[eeza] 21/8/2021 08:34

@bamboo

The int Div of 0.48p will be paid on 27 Sept (not 27 Aug as in header) - Typo I think.


"The Interim Dividend will be payable on or around 27 September 2021. The ex-dividend date will be 12 August 2021 with a record date
of 13 August 2021. "

[bamboo2] 20/8/2021 18:13

Great intraday reversal tested the breakout level at approx 125 with good volume.

It appears that the forecast low turn has confirmed. Hope some managed to make use of it.

[eeza] 20/8/2021 11:06

Small gap to fill at today's open.

[bamboo2] 19/8/2021 22:09

Re 1363, First notable date is tomorrow. I guess this could be a low turn, news event or other.

[bamboo2] 18/8/2021 08:07

Oxford Nanopore Technologies Inks Distribution Agreement With Avantor for North America, Europe
Aug 16, 2021



NEW YORK – Oxford Nanopore Technologies said on Monday that it has signed a distribution agreement for its MinIon nanopore sequencing devices and consumables with Avantor, a provider of technologies and services to the biopharma, healthcare, education and government, and applied materials industries.

Under the terms of the agreement, MinIon starter packs, flow cells, and Oxford Nanopore library preparation kits will be available to Avantor's customers in the US and Europe next month through the company's e-commerce platform. Other regions, including Canada, will be added in 2022. Avantor will also provide local support for MinIon. Customers will still be able to order these products, in addition to the firm's other devices and consumables, directly from Oxford Nanopore.

Financial and other details of the agreement were not disclosed.

"We see our collaboration with Avantor as a way of broadening access further, to more scientists in more global life science communities," Oxford Nanopore CEO Gordon Sanghera said in a statement.

Avantor is a Fortune 500 company based in Radnor, Pennsylvania.

[bamboo2] 17/8/2021 19:50

Good to see a pick up in volume.

Several notable dates appearing on my chart over the next few weeks.

[wba1] 13/8/2021 21:38

Interesting comment in IC yesterday (at ).

"the Artios stake is in Arix's books at £25.3m (19.4p a share) and analysts at Jefferies value it at more than double that sum."

So it seems that although Arix already value Artios a bit higher than IP, they are valued much higher by a third party. It makes the recent reduction in carrying value even more surprising. I am not saying who is right, but this degree of variance is encouraging for another source of hidden value in the IP portfolio given they hold the lowest valuation.

[benchmark] 12/8/2021 11:11

bamboo2 - yes - its today Aug 12

[bamboo2] 12/8/2021 10:31

Pierre, As it will probably have a material effect on the share price here, I have an idea that management won't be able to do buy-backs until the ONT flotation plans are officially announced.

ps, are we ex/d today or tomorrow?

[hashertu] 12/8/2021 10:15

Bamboo2.
Interesting. Let's hope it is commercially viable. Demand is huge and essential.