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IQG Iqgeo Group Plc

470.00
0.00 (0.00%)
26 Jul 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Iqgeo Group Plc LSE:IQG London Ordinary Share GB00B3NCXX73 ORD 2P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 470.00 468.00 472.00 470.00 470.00 470.00 132,884 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Communications Services, Nec 44.49M 4k 0.0001 47,000.00 290.1M
Iqgeo Group Plc is listed in the Communications Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IQG. The last closing price for Iqgeo was 470p. Over the last year, Iqgeo shares have traded in a share price range of 188.00p to 476.00p.

Iqgeo currently has 61,723,156 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Iqgeo is £290.10 million. Iqgeo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 47000.00.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/4/2024
10:57
Veneous will be active in Shropshire in remote areas.

Training session in London, Uxbridge, soon with INCA for design & build.

Also new Workflow Manager Videos now on website.

p1nkfish
11/4/2024
08:57
UK, 10th April 2024, Gov spend on rural broadband.
p1nkfish
10/4/2024
12:46
I think we get the message. Worth a look/read.
Possible European Grid Bottlenecks.

p1nkfish
10/4/2024
11:07
IQGeo joins ISPA to promote innovation for UK ISPs.

"IQGeo today announced that it has joined the Internet Service Providers’ Association (ISPA) as part of their Partnership Programme. ISPA is a leading UK trade association for internet companies and for nearly 30 years has been dedicated to promoting competition, innovation, and self-regulation for the positive development of the industry..."



This can only be positive for IQGeo's influence and the doors it could open.

w13ken
10/4/2024
08:37
The selling was probably CGT-related. There were lots of smallish trades. Likely there was more CGT activity than usual this year, ahead of the reduction in the allowance to the derisory £3,000 a year.

Similar pattern with Warpaint (W7L) which, like IQG, was up ~100% over the FY. It dropped about 10% leading up to the FY end. Interestingly, it has recovered this fully after a positive TU, and I would expect IQG to do the same on any positive news.

horseyphil
10/4/2024
05:42
If it falls by a decent amount I think institutions will step in to take advantage and we will see more newsflow too.

Such a fall would not surprise me. They happen.

p1nkfish
10/4/2024
00:09
Good interview with Raf and, as the Bloomberg article indicates, energy and network demands will only grow exponentially from here, which bodes well for IQGeo's solutions.

Aside from Richard, Haywood & Raf, it's fair to say that all of the extended management team at IQGeo are uniformly excellent. We've not met the CTO yet but we should hear more on the upcoming technical roadmap soon.

I've no serious concerns about the recent share price drop. To misquote Field of Dreams: "If you build it, they will come".

w13ken
09/4/2024
22:31
12th March, some of the needs of the EU grid upgrade, 2nd part of the page.


This is today, related to trading power but the dynamics feed down to the field level.
"“As more and more grids get liberalized, the trading sphere gets even larger,” said Holtum."



If IQGEO can't exploit a small % of this opportunity something is wrong.
At their margins they only need a very small %.

p1nkfish
09/4/2024
21:17
Today - Raf Meersman
p1nkfish
09/4/2024
11:45
Should be away across water, dates yet to be set, but around then. They will probably put it on the web?
p1nkfish
09/4/2024
11:24
The AGM should be around 16th May. Perhaps they will take questions. Have you considered attending pf?
w13ken
09/4/2024
10:23
I think it's impossible to bang the drum loud enough or often enough when it comes to gaining some momentum in Utility adoption. They are glacial.
p1nkfish
09/4/2024
10:20
Good to see IQGEO in the US coming out to preach.
Need more of this in Europe too.

Stir the pot, highlight & stress the compelling reasons for change and then point to the solution that will help achieve the change needed following the best avialable path - Adaptive Grid.

p1nkfish
05/4/2024
10:14
If there is inflation hedging on renewals that is one less thing to be concerned about especially if the renewal is low touch without much expenditure associated with it - there would have probably been costs associated with the win originally that reduce after year 1 = higher margin for that renewal.
p1nkfish
05/4/2024
09:58
Hard to predict but I do expect a fair few will have booked profits and offset losses and then be looking where to allocate any new funds - TBD.

The Grid light is hidden under the bushel. Probably not glowing brightly yet anyway but I suspect it will over time so being a seller here, even if highly valued, doesn't look very clever unless there is another good reason for the individual that does sell.

p1nkfish
05/4/2024
09:49
Nice detective work pf 👏
Customers will be sticky once they're locked in to IQGeo. The share price has recovered a bit today, which is against the grain.
It's the last day of the Financial year so I imagine we'll have more buying again next week.

w13ken
05/4/2024
07:18
What looks like some proof of inflation protection.
WAPA (US Western Area Power Authority) is due for renewal in May. Small number but none the less an automatic compensation for inflation.

May 2024 = $265,193
May 2025 = $290,265

9.45% increase on a renewal.

Google: OSDBU Acquisition Forecast_April 2024-2.xlsx

If that type of increase occurs elsewhere it offers some protection for what is a light touch software renewal.

p1nkfish
04/4/2024
19:02
Keep it as lean as allows them to deliver the growth but no leaner.
Op-ex and cap-ex tightly controlled.

IQGEO will need to stand out in the AIM as competition for investment $ is going to become even more intense across all markets. Even some old boring companies that have been dead in the water, but now adopt the right new tools properly to boost productivity, will compete for $ and gain attention as their op-ex falls.

Have been looking for some that could really be perked up on the adoption of AI especially if they also manage to gain growth in top line as well as reduced op-ex.

One reason why having more than Fiber as a string on the bow will be needed no matter how long IQGEO say the Fiber runway is. They have to compete for investment.

p1nkfish
04/4/2024
15:48
Interesting new track: Get partners qualified to a high standard so that IQGeo remain a leanly staffed company focusing more on software development & sales than software support.
w13ken
04/4/2024
10:09
I'm the eternal optimist on IQGeo but agree we can't get through to mid-July's Half-year TU above 400p without some major sales wins.
w13ken
04/4/2024
09:12
Little buying support at these levels so depending on who wants to get out, at what volume and by when, we might see a sub £4 price and possibly mid £3's. End of tax year doesn't help as some of this is probably profit booking to offset against losses elsewhere.

Clearer picture should be available by mid year when churn subsides and it all settles down to boring again and excitement seekers have moved on too.

p1nkfish
29/3/2024
04:53
Would like to see some sign they are taking Grid as seriously as Fiber as it is the area that can help multiply the size of the company and run for 25 years. Mostly it's fiber, fiber fiber........
p1nkfish
29/3/2024
04:24
Tried getting my head around NATIONAL GRID in US and UK. Too complex. They have a wide toolkit of software all the way to Snowflake. If anyone finds an inkling of a suggestion they have any IQGEO interest please post. They must spend a fortune keeping on top of all the different packages and making sure they all play nice together.
p1nkfish
28/3/2024
16:14
Good post W13. Planets have certainly aligned as Petti said. Travelling abroad at mo and was catching up on reading on flights - even water might have a chance to start to contribute that has been the poor relation. Big problem with US burst water mains, one every 2 minutes somewhere in the US.

There were some concerns US infrastructure updates might be rolled back if Trump becomes President but he might even borrow and spend more. Agreements for the spending were largely bipartisan so few worries there.

UK, via National Grid, also joining the party and looking for people to pull software capabilities together. If IQGEO can just get some traction in their own back garden........

p1nkfish
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