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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Itacare Capital | LSE:ITA | London | Ordinary Share | VGG497051091 | COM SHS USD0.01 (DI) |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 0.27 | 0.00 | 01:00:00 |
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| Date | Time | Title | Posts |
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| 17/1/2013 | 09:26 | ITA is Brazilian Res Prop | 2 |
| 23/2/2005 | 18:48 | INCEPTA - Ripe for a new trend up | 141 |
| 28/11/2004 | 22:47 | Chime and Incepta ponder PR merger - Sunday Telegraph article 28 Nov | - |
| 14/3/2004 | 08:10 | WPP held takeover talks with PR company and is seeking further PR acquistions | - |
| 06/3/2004 | 22:50 | Share of Ј100m SDI AD & PR contract | - |
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Posted at 09/1/2013 15:01 by rambutan2 Shareholders' AgreementThe Company has been informed that shareholders representing 51.6% of its entire issued share capital (including the Company's largest shareholder, BGO Fund Plc) have entered into an agreement relating to their shareholdings in the Company. The Company has been informed that the agreement has a three year term and provides that those shareholders will: (i) not sell their shares in the Company at a price below the Company's last audited net asset value divided by the number of shares in issue; (ii) vote together as one unit at general meetings of the Company and on any written resolution; and (iii) not propose any resolution without each other's consent. The agreement terminates on the winding-up or insolvency of the Company. |
Posted at 09/1/2013 15:00 by rambutan2 Advisers: Itacare Capital is the only company listed on the London Stock Exchange to provide investors with access to real estate investment opportunities in Brazil. Its focus is on luxury residential projects in Brazil, primarily targeted at the domestic, second home owner market. Listed prop developer DCI bought 10% in mkt from keen seller in july 2013, see pg39 of below link for its take on ITA: |
Posted at 23/2/2005 18:48 by dyfiman Evening Rosemary (how do you do?) and all...........I've come round to thinking that the choice here may well simple whatever the arimetic of share prices in a merger. A done deal to merge the two companies could result in one entity with more firepower in its market sector, perfectly manageable debt, plus cost-savings through jettisoning various departments that duplicate currently and goodbye to managerial types on high salaries. Whereas there are currently two HQ's, there would be one after a merger. And I'm sure there are other areas where a merger could lead to significant cost-cutting. All in all, two weakish companies become one stronger entity, geared to perform better and achieve a better share price than either company could hope as stand-alone operations. Another factor is that media/advertising as a sector has been due a bounce for some time given it's supposed to be cyclical. So, buy some HNT and buy some ITA with a 12-month view? Would appreciate views/criticisms from more experienced investors. Best regards END |
Posted at 23/2/2005 15:44 by rosemarydoyle based on average of recent share price??? how far back does that mean? to when they were 80 and 24 ,respectively? Has anyone done the arithmatic to this possible and only possible (remember chime) merger? advice please. x R |
Posted at 22/2/2005 11:30 by dyfiman AndrewBruce..... many thanks for the reply and observations.The one bright note that may ring out is that a new entity, born from a merger, might been seen by the markets as having a much better chance of growth and profits etc. Hence deserving a share price rating far better than either company ploughing on individually. However, would I back that view up by investing money in one or both companies prior to the merger to rack up a good whack of shares in the new company?? thanks again to you and Mr Whealan for replying. END |
Posted at 22/2/2005 11:29 by whealan dyfimanMy views are on the HNT board. I am much more sanguine than Andrew about the prospects of a combined group in particular and think it could provide the springboard for further consolidation possibly sooner rather than later as well as the hope that ITA margins (and valuation) can effectively be brought closer to those of HNT rather than the other way round. AIMHO of course. |
Posted at 21/2/2005 21:45 by dyfiman Anybody out there???Have just picked up on the talks between ITA and Huntsworth re. a possible merger/takeover, whatever. What struck me was the ITA quote saying any price for the deal would be done based on the share's price's average over recent times. It suggests therefore that, if any deal is done, there would be precious little upside for anyone buying in now. Is this the right take on this situation?? I ask only because I was a holder in the past and have had ITA on a watch list for a while - since after the breakdown of talks with Chime. I was interested on the basis that the chime talks could be revived. That said, ITA has been in the doldrums for so long, I suppose some deal with someone is all that's left (??). Shame, because it outwardly seems a company that could be a success, sharewise being in interesting markets, with geographic spread, and with a committed workforce ( they are the major shareholders, I think). Would appreciate any comment before I give up the ghost completely. Best regards. END |
Posted at 31/1/2005 13:56 by vino1 As usual another downbeat trading statement from Incepta highlighting the bad bits & playing down the good results in Marketing Services and Corporate & Finance. Most companies have learnt the knack of starting a trading statement trumpeting the sucesses and mentioning the bad bits later but not Incepta, no, they make it all sound as gloomy as possible. It's almost as if they want to push the share price down for us poor long suffering investers. When you look at the statement as a whole it's actually quite possitive with potential for good growth in the coming year.Lets hope the market realises this soon. |
Posted at 02/11/2004 15:54 by master rsi Well boys and girls , did someone open (its) BIG mouth once too often ?is going places today, up again on the bid to 66p The over normal volume helps the move up on the share price |
Posted at 01/7/2004 10:14 by dyfiman Re yesterday's post about somthing going on at ITA after such a long period of low and stagnant share price Apparently the Daily Express hacks report today rumours that ITA's trading is well ahead of budget suggesting, perhaps, that the three-year slump in their line of business has ended. Hope that doesn't sound too optimistic, but three years and more is a long time and why shouldn't such an established company enjoy the good times again?? Regards to all holders. P. S. Am not an expert re the share game or ITA's global markets. END |
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