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Wouldn't want to be out of this one over the weekend!
So INL have effectively given themselves 7 months to sell some sites and make a material dent in the debt. Which, from my perspective seeing the demand for sites at the moment, is a good possibility. And importantly, wont be firesale prices either imo. Sentiment/confidence has grown sharply over the last 2 weeks even, never mind since the doom-mongering over xmas. Let's see how things go.
very much doubt better than 25-30 without some sales generation. but depends if you want to hold for next 6 months and over house-buying season.
By end of play today would be great 50p in the next few weeks possibly
but gawd knows where this ends up by March...
This is great news as the asset base for the business is so high this is great news. Should now trade again between 25-60p
Big RERATE on route!!!!
11.30 paid
Get in or watch this flyyyyyyyy
10.90 paid
Ask above 11!!!!!
i daresay folk will talk about 20p as an easy target...
Was trading between 40-60p range last year!!!
Big RERATE is coming!!!!
Massive r rate
I've seen on Linkedin that INL are looking for a partner on their Hillingdon Gardens site (the controversial site, that was called in by the secretary of state that caused massive planning delays). Which says to me they are going to try and build it but with an end-user on board to share the cost and risk. Search for stephen wicks (he posts on linkedin regularly) and all will be revealed. Not sure how i feel about that.........i'd much rather they sold it........but the market is definitely calming (for new property) and there's demand definitely coming back. Confidence in the market again.......We'll see.
If the current board members cannot retrieve things sharpish then Administrators might be in order to secure whatever value remains here for the creditors.
Board has gone very quiet. Devoid of any optimism amongst posters of a white knight arriving. A tacit acceptance that this is unlikely to be little more than a feesfest for the professionals
What is Inland ZDP which has a current share price of £171p at Sep 22? How does relate to our INL shares?31 Jan 23 RNS shows annual accounts saying:The board of Inland ZDP PLC (the "Company") announces the results for the year ended 30 September 2023 and the publication of its annual report. The Company is a specialist funding vehicle only and has no business, operations or employees of its own. It has issued 18,101,857 zero dividend shares ("ZDP shares") at various prices between 20 December 2012 and 19 November 2019, raising £22.28m cash which has been lent to its holding company, Inland Homes plc ("Inland"). ZDP shares are Listed and traded on the Main Market of the London Stock Exchange and are due to be redeemed for 201.4p cash per ZDP share (£36.45m in total) on 10 April 2024, when the Company will be liquidated unless proposals to extend its life have been approved by holders of all its classes of shares..........
IC good only to confirm information you already have or to give you extra research pointers , not for advice on when to buy and sell as many of their tips take no account of pending market conditions.
Hello I’m sorry for your troubles son.
Perhaps you you ask the IC for a refund for the money that you spent on it not to mind the time wasted studying and reading it !
Can’t remember date but ST advised to sell several weeks ago
Catch a falling sword. This is a now a company which will has lost the trust of everybody. Rudderless ship. Some very worried partners expecting delivery of product.
Year ending September 2022
RNS: September 2022 Anticipated loss £37m .Net assets £145.9m
January 2023 RNS
Sorry about the Sept update but we have just looked down the back of the sofa
Anticipated loss £91m net assets £90m
its almost as if they had recently employed Nick Leeson to look after petty cash .it's clear the new arrival as CEO faced this up weeks ago which prompted his early departure on the 17th Jan .Meanwhile t investors treated like mushrooms during the gap before the shock RNS
Thompson was just as accurate on Kromek.
This was one of the recommended Simon Thompson shares "build on a solid foundations"
https://www.investorschronicle.co.uk/ideas/2022/04/07/bargain-shares-a-trio-of-value-plays/
"I included the shares, at 57.75p, in my 2019 Bargain Shares Portfolio, and last reiterated that advice at the same price when I expected a strong profit recovery and further reductions in debt levels to spark a re-rating (‘Built on solid foundations’, 5 January 2022)."
The catalyst news arrived,but on the downside...
I was on a +50% gains
Gone nt to buy at 11
and the net assets at the balance sheet date approximately £90.0m, which represents an IFRS net asset value of approximately 40p per ordinary share, which excludes any EPRA
Have the Investors Chronicle said much about the current plight of INL?