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So far today
Only 0.35 to buy still. This is one of the most craziest valuations in a stock that I have seen for a while. No wonder people are buying.
Tiny 100k buy on PLUS just ticked the ask up to .35p. Looking good atm. GLA
Target price 0.63p: http://www.gecr.co.uk/file_download/63/intellego_2november2010_flash_Note.pdf
Morning, don't know whether you have seen this as well: Intellego Client The Garden Centre Group recognized for training excellence Intellego client The Garden Centre Group has been recognised for outstanding “Commitment to Training & Education” at the 2010 Garden Retail Awards, hosted at Grosvenor House, Park Lane, London. Commenting on the award, Horticulture Week wrote: “The Garden Centre Group’s brilliant mixed media e-learning solution [provided a] solution to the problem of training 5,500 employees spread across the UK. For the first time in the firm’s history, training is available to everyone”. The Garden Centre Group Training Manager was thrilled: “A huge thank-you to you all – you [at Intellego] are such an integral part of e-learning and our success”.
Hi MikeF. Yes very positive developments. This risky play should perform well if the Directors can win over a sceptical "city". Intellego consultancy client SAGE wins prestigious e-learning award Intellego Consultancy client SAGE has won a brace of awards in this year’s Institute of Scientific and Technical Communicators awards. Commenting on both awards - in the “Descriptive” e-learning design and “Instructional Communications” classes - SAGE’s John Dingli said: “This is an excellent result, we’re truly delighted and honoured to achieve these awards… we’re also very proud of our excellent working relationship with yourselves. Without your initial input to our e-Learning development, and your continued approach to providing us with excellent customer service and support, we would never have achieved this accolade. Many thanks to everyone who helped with the scripting, development, audio, support and updates of Sage e-Learning. Your contribution ensures we constantly produce quality training products… and we now know we’re doing something great!” Intellego Chairman Angus Forrest was equally delighted: “This is a great tribute to the contribution of Intellego, in particular our dedicated production team who have been working with Sage for many years. Intellego has a reputation for top-notch work; a reputation underlined by this award”
Hi Ged, I feel that the company has really turned a corner since the CVA was passed. Intellego returned to profit for the first half of the year. Revenues rose 17% while net profits of £63,000 are a marked improvement on last year’s figures of a net loss of £323,315. In November the company announced that the launch of the first 2 libraries of training products, aimed at clients in financial services and healthcare services have been well received and in trial programmes with several leading financial institutions including a high street bank, an assurance companies, and a number of ifas. Intellego are confident of achieving the minimum target of £0.5m of sales with further sales in 2011 & 2012. With potential sales approaching £2.5m for the year the group will be sitting on 0.5 price/sales. Recently there has been some institutional buying as well as director purchases... A holdings RNS was released on the 5th November stating that Williams de Broe Ltd had gone from a holding of 10% to an increased holding of over 19%! Also the 17th November saw a further RNS detailing that SVM Asset Management Limited had gone above the 5% threshold. Then on the 20th December Angus Forrest (Chairman) acquired 2,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.05p each at a price of 0.25p per share. Mr Forrest is now interested in a total of 18,510,234 ordinary shares, representing a holding of 5.27 per cent. All in all since the company got the CVA agreed it looks as though they have turned a corner. Achieved profit for the first time in the first half and a very decent sales pipeline approaching £2.5M currently. A great recovery play IMHO and a very good price to be buying at the moment, below the recent director purchase. Not one to put the mortgage on but well worth a punt at current levels (possibly more). GLA
There are some companies, sectors, and followers that have the ability to massage and manipulate a share price, but eventually turns out to be just that!. My opinion is that this vehicle is such a corporate entity in which bluff and bluster will come just as sure as the moon rises every day. The "city" is gullible and will fall the corporate claptrap that is already written here. Analysts will write what they are told and spun, but in the end that will be forgotten once the early investors have made the bob or two and scarperred. Awards aside the business model here appears as plausible as any other. You buy the shares and pays your money just as much as the corporate releases indicate that others, supposedly in the know are doing. There is a reason why this Co has a market cap of under a £mill any guesses as to why that is? Having voiced my opinion, this Co does have the potential for a cheap way into the wonderful world of Corporate financial support. It would costy less to buy this Co lock stock and barrel than it would to start from scratch and jump through the new listtings hoops.
There have been many more more trades in excess of recently announced changes in substantial holdings. It is impossible to keep up to speed with recent share transfers suffice to say that there is increasingly more activity in the issued shares than the market can keep up with. Angus Forerest was with Billam before he threw the towel in after a Corporate re-shuffle. This is AF's latest vehicle. AF does come here with a history if you look hard enought. A listed Co with less than a £mill market cap should if commonsence dictate be left well alone, but AF has an agenda so it is worth those with an extreme attitude to risk, like me, to pay attention. I was at the Billam egm when it hit the fan so to speak, as I was at the beginning and the end.
in here recently and after the director buys of late I have bought back in. Never thought I would see a buy price of .21p again as Angus purchased 2,000,000 the other day @ .25p! Shows a vote of confidence and I am very happy to be holding here again :) GLA
Starting to lose patience with this stock. Is there anything on the horizon ?
Alleged share price fall is a correction to the prevailing market mid price. These shares have been mid price .24 for a while now hence the buy ask of .25. Many shares bought up at between .25 and .2645 recently.
The 1.1million sell at 8:58 is a buy
Looks to me like after a week of buying up 2mill shares at .25 AF Chairman may have been in the market again to mop up a further 4.5millions at .25 (although no news release has been made yet). If AF purchased the 4.5milln shares, then his holding has increase to 23millions representing 6.55% of the issued shares. Following suit and buying in at this level could prove a profitable move.
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Â 20 December 2010 DIRECTOR'S DEALINGS Intellego, the AIM traded eLearning and compliance courseware solutions business, was today informed that Angus Forrest, Chairman, has today acquired 2,000,000 ordinary shares of 0.05p each at a price of 0.25p per share. Mr. Forrest is now interested in a total of 18,510,234 ordinary shares, representing a holding of 5.27 per cent. of the Company's issued share capital.
All today's trades are buys. Unless you are prepared to take advantage of recent holdings announcements and follow those "in the know" ie Angus Forrest then this high risk tiddler will slip by and then I wished I had invested recriminitations will follow. GL ATB
LLoyds aren't not updating my IHP share price any faster so it is not just you
why is the share only updating every hour or so?
Yes. I think people like me (and you?) are buying so that eventually we can get our own back on the management ! Long may the rises continue so that this happens. RR
wow nice increase today lol
The management have demonstrated an absolute disregard for individual investors. Announcing the improved interim results and at the same time in the background raising funds at well below the sp indicates a level of integrity that you wouldn't want to aspire to and has left numerous private investors with shares they have bought at 33% more than their current value. This is a fair loss in just a couple of days. The last thing to do right now is panic and sell at a loss, which many may well do as "annoyed" is the politest word to use right now. So are there any positives? Well, if the company needed cashflow they now have it. If the company needed investment money for growth they now have it. If the Directors needed an incentive for investing their £25k each, they now have it. In my view, for what it is worth, the best approach is to buy so that you have a lower buying sp and therefore need a lower selling sp in order to break even and/or gain. Obviously you need to make your own mind up about the approach that you take, this is just me letting off steam. Alternatively, the move by management helps the company to grow even more and we all end up very happy bunnies in 3-6 months time having forgotten the position in which we have been placed. Personally I will buy as I have no intention of losing money to this management team but won't forget how they have done this. No point getting angry, getting even is a better position and getting ahead is even better. Glad that is off my chest ! All the best. RR
i agree.... silly really..... but hey they need the money to get the marketing and sales up and problably just a little cash flow problem waiting for contracts to be paid for.
Harry, Might have helped (us all) if this had been done at the same time as the trading update. That way we wouldn't have seen the spike and (lesser) drop. I may buy some more. All the best. RR
Regulatory Story Go to market news section Company Intellego Holdings PLC TIDM IHP Headline Issue of Equity and Total Voting Rights Released 07:00 01-Nov-2010 Number HUG1457393 For immediate release 1 November 2010 INTELLEGO HOLDINGS PLC ('Intellego' or 'the Company') PLACING TOTAL VOTING RIGHTS The Directors of Intellego are pleased to report the placing of 84,400,000 new ordinary shares of 0.05p each at 0.25p per share, to raise £221,000 before expenses ("the Placing") with clients of Rivington Street Corporate Finance. The proceeds will be used for general working capital purposes. The Placing is conditional on admission to trading on AIM of the new ordinary shares. Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the new ordinary shares, which will rank pari passu with all existing ordinary shares, to be admitted to trading on AIM. Admission is expected to become effective and dealings to commence on or around 4 November 2010. The Directors of the Company intend to subscribe for shares to the total value of £25,000 on the same terms as outlined above. For the purposes of the Disclosure and Transparency Rules of the Financial Services Authority, as at the date of this announcement, the Company's issued share capital consists of 347,446,683 ordinary shares with a nominal value of 0.05p each, with voting rights ("Ordinary Shares", and 166,313,349 deferred shares of 0.45p each. The deferred shares are non-voting, are not admitted to trading on AIM and are not entitled to any participation in the profits or the assets of the Company. The Company does not hold any Ordinary Shares in Treasury. Therefore the total number of Ordinary Shares in the Company with voting rights is 347,446,683 The above figure of 347,446,683 Ordinary Shares may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the Financial Service Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. --ENDS-- For further information: Intellego Holdings plc www.intellego.co.uk Angus Forrest / Bruce Leith Tel. 020 8977 8744