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What a sh*show.
Ok thanks
By end of the month post publication of results but don't be too surprised if that slips by a week or two but company should make an RNS by end of the month
Anyone know when this will likely come out of suspension?
The Ince legacy non-contentious side has seen key member leave including Stephen Jarvis who famously went public calling the partners who had left, 'traitors". His number two has now gone and the rumours are that the head of Admiralty which used to be the flag ship of what Ince was about, is also on his way out. The latter may yet also see key assistants follow.
Actually that's now 5 (FIVE) partners who left the London office at the turn of the year. In addition to the many others who quit in 2022.
Last one out turn off the lights.
Two more key London partner departures announced in the past month. It's pretty obvious where this firm is heading but I don't expect you lot to pay any attention to such details. Onwards and upwards in 2023 eh chaps? Outstanding.
Company couldn't even been bothered to issue Rns. Dear me.
Is this drop solely down to a delay in reporting/upcoming suspension ? Recently touted as a great recovery play ?
This company couldn’t be any more incompetent - it manages to find a way.
There is a lot of stock built on speculation. This company appears to have the meat with the potatoes.
I believe that the stock market remains very fragile but this company is pulling at my need to buy a few.
Gla
I have been watching this since 7p. Lost out on RM when it dropped to 19p. The stock market teases us.
bbr391. I am itching to jump in. I am watching a lot of stock across the board. This company has some concrete foundations.
Warm regards
Two lawyers who run one listed legal services business have between them become the largest shareholder in another, the Ince Group, following the share placement it ran last week.
Barrister Alan Sellers and solicitor Samantha Moss – the married couple behind fellow-AIM listed Anexo Group – now have 8.4% and 5.5% of Ince shares respectively.
It makes them the third and fifth largest shareholders in the company respectively, or the biggest when taken together. Mr Sellers already had a significant holding but increased it by 41%, while Ms Moss is a new shareholder.
The Ince Group last week sought to raise £4.25m to invest in the group’s core legal services business but ended up hitting £4.7m.
The placement was at 6p a share, meaning Ms Moss paid £1.2m for her 20m shares and Mr Sellers £536,000 for his extra 8.9m shares.
Ince’s largest shareholder is Beckington Ltd (9.9%), followed by Crux Asset Management (8.6%). Donald Brown, who recently took over as Ince’s group chief executive, has 5.6% of the shares while the other two significant shareholders, Spreadex and Edale Capital, both reduced their stakes last week to 4.8% and 3.8% respectively.
Outstanding
Accept I am not a well versed investor.
All the best
eurofil. Exactly. Only well versed Investors would appreciate your last post.
Regards
Soon be racing upwards again.
Outstanding
Oh so quiet on here, just the way I like it, the calm before the storm.
Humble pie naylor. Hahahaha
bbr. Agree this looks quite promising for 2023.
Looks like 18p and above is the target for April next year .
Outstanding
Talk about running your mouth.... Simmer down a little bit. No one like a know it all... or better in this case - A not know it all.
If you are right the fundamentals will speak for themselves and thus your P&L, no need for silly antics!
With reference of recent company news. It appears that the company has experienced difficulties through ill advice.
I am locked and loaded to start buying some stock.
For a member of the company board to leave without notice because of conflict of interest is big eye opener.
Say what you will but INCE seem to be re-focusing on core activities. By the time they have built their reputation back up it would be too late to jump on board in my view. Shipping if I am correct is still the core and shipping is flying. Lots of business there