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I would flip now (if I hadn't mistimed so badly lol)...no advice...just amateur ramblings
couple of decent sells but mms still happy to keep 5-5.25.....background buy?
5p
mistimed my flip
(a bit more than that lo)...according the sp graphs I'm using
with top slice at 4p ...nice work/flip
nicely
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used my profits plus some to load up here...so no longer on free carry...gulp/fingers crossed rationale: follow money/sp rise now that the threat of dilution appears to have receded a little...dirt cheap on EV/rev calc imv ...aaoo/dyor
SIGNIFICANT CONTRACT WINS Recent contract wins of £850,000 The Board of Image Scan, specialists in the field of real-time 3D and 2D x-ray imaging for the security and industrial inspection markets, is pleased to announce recent contract wins totalling £850,000. Key Points: · New orders totalling £850,000 since 20 June 2013 · Including four multiple unit contracts for security equipment · £3.5m of cumulative orders in current financial year Since the interim report on 20 June, the Company has secured four multiple unit contracts for the supply of security equipment totalling £850,000. Having started the year with an order book of approximately £0.4m, the Company has now booked new contracts of £3.1m in the year to date giving total cumulative orders of £3.5m. This level of order intake is 42% ahead compared to the same period last year and comprises 79% security sales. Commenting, Chief Executive, Louise George said: "The Board is delighted with the recent level of order intake having secured £2.3m contracts since the start of April. These contract successes are a result of our strategy to focus on developing a range of standard products and our investment in proactive sales and marketing activity in territory. The Board believes that increased investment in extending the product range will provide the necessary platform for further growth and therein achieve profitability on a sustainable basis."
million held by institutions,directors
40% spread?!
Morning,how much equity? Must be doing something right!
yep...I like this company's products and its markets...but possible dilution concerns me too much for investment even at these loooooooooow levels (EV/revs for instance) aaoo/dyor everyone
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Brian Emslie, Chairman of Image Scan, commented: "Having become profitable within the last 18 months, the loss reported in the interim results is particularly disappointing. This has occurred partly due to the flow of orders during the year being unevenly phased, with orders intake during the last three months of £1.5m being double that of the previous six. In addition an exceptional loss of £112,000 on the latter stages of the nuclear contract has been realised within the period. In the light of the first half trading performance and the repositioning of the Company towards standard product sales where costs can be better controlled, the Board has revisited the level of resourcing required and has restructured the business to streamline operations. This incurred a further exceptional charge of £25,000 in the period, but has reduced ongoing overheads by around 20%, at which level the Board is confident that the Company should be able to achieve profitability on a sustainable basis. However, the loss in the period coupled with the need to build for stock has made cash flow management challenging. The Board is actively looking at ways to provide further working capital to properly develop the business and to fund new product development. I would like to take this opportunity to thank Ian Johnson, who is standing down from the Board as of today, for over 11 years of invaluable service to the Company."
Operational highlights: · H1 revenue evenly balanced across both our core sectors · FlatScan sales continue to underpin security revenue · Sales of standard industrial systems to both new and existing customers Post period end events: · Orders since the period end exceed £1.5m including: o Repeat sales of SVXi, small vehicle x-ray inspection systems o Multiple unit FlatScan-TPXi sale into the Middle East o Sales of MDXi, industrial inspection systems to a new European customer · Total new orders for year to date of £2.3m (2012: £2.1m) having opened with £0.4m (2012: £2.1m) giving cumulative orders in current financial year of £2.7million · Ian Johnson to step down as non-executive director after over 11 years of service
FOR THE SIX MONTHS ENDED 31 MARCH 2013 Image Scan, the AIM-listed specialist supplier of real-time 3D and 2D x-ray screening systems to the security and industrial inspection markets, today announces its interim results for the six months ended 31 March 2013. Financial summary: · Revenue of £1,072,000 (2012: £1,760,000) · Gross profit margin of 42% (2012: 37%) · Normal overheads of £715,000 (2012: £653,000) · Exceptional costs of £137,000 (2012: £nil) · Loss after taxation of £390,000 (2012: Profit £6,000) · Period end bank balance of £138,000 (2012: £122,000)
"considering ways of introducing further funding to meet the working capital requirements to operate and develop the business."
lol
oh yes
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i'm jolly following you know, you move around quickly to say your strapped in.lol