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Listening to the interview , it seems like there are not any more imminent signings .

https://www.**********.co.uk/articles/the-vox-markets-podcast-rod-findlay-group-commercial-director-immotion-c81700d/

I hope you are right.

It seems the market is very difficult to please at the moment.

I saw that.
Thanks for the answer Mr H.
It’s hope they have a few more in the pipeline.

I suspect they will perform even better that the aquarium offerings.

I think Immotion management should clarify their stock situation, as well as how the Chinese issues will affect delivery of seats for new installations.
It’s potentially a major issue if they want to grow.

At the moment It takes over 100 days to ship goods to U.S. from China, so unless they have stock of the seats, then they are pretty much stuffed for any new installations that they might agree.

Perhaps they will issue new shares when they split on a pro rata rate.
Yes, the market always seems to know in advance .

Those who protest so loud are not to be trusted.
Ask yourself why they make the effort ?
It’s one thing ramping up a share because you own it and wear rose tinted specs, Its quite another to make the effort to de ramp it and try and persuade people to sell.
There’s lots of other things you could be focusing on and doing with your day and logic dictates it’s only done with a specific goal in mind.
The de rampers will now come and try and justify their efforts, but plain common sense dictates they wouldn’t make the effort unless they consider that it may possibly benefit them.
It’s all smoke and mirrors in this game.
Next stop, a huge zoo deal and a potential beneficial to shareholders spin off.

Trust no one but yourself !

You are completely correct.
They admitted to being over conservative with their depreciation estimates.

I sometimes can’t believe what I’m reading.
Each to their own I suppose.

Nothing wrong with a good old ramp, equally I’m quite happy to criticise where I see fit.
I do agree with you that they over promise and under deliver at times.
Vodiac and Uvisan being two good examples.
It’s been a frustrating couple of years for all sorts of reasons , but there is a good chance that this next few months is possibly the turning point.
These zoos have huge footfalls and are potential gold mines assuming there is no more lockdown madness.

Higginson gives a possible slip as to a 48 seater installation in his Vox markets interview.
I’ll guess it might be Los Angeles zoo with 1.8 million visitors per year.
If they can manage to get a deal like that , then some decent profits lie ahead.
It seems like the market is hard to please at the moment, but perhaps they know they have some huge zoo deals in the pipeline and are going to throw the kitchen sink at it.

With a million visitors per year, this venue should be their biggest earner.

Very muted response to a great partnership.

Easy to sell a million on a dummy this morning.
Somehow the market always seems to know first.
Should be a bit of fun in the next day or so.

immotion.co.uk/immotion-breaks-through-430-contracted-headsets/

From recent RNS
· Over 400 headsets now installed across 49 locations.

From Feb

Martin Higginson, CEO of Immotion Group, said: “We are pleased to have signed a further nine partnership agreements, and for two existing partners to be taking more headsets. We now have full visibility on an installed base of 432 headsets.”

To say that someone who has around a million quids worth of shares isn’t heavily invested is ridiculous.
It doesn’t matter how much he has in the bank or elsewhere , he won’t like the thought of losing that amount.
I would agree that the company is testing investors patience, however I would be inclined to see what the next few weeks brings in the way of new customers
Any large Zoo contract is likely to pull in decent revenue.
As for Uvisan , Vodiac and Let’s explore…they do seem more than a tad frustrating.

From a bit of rooting around and joining some obscure clues and dots together , If I had to guess their first zoo signing , (if they ever manage to make one ), it would be Los Angeles zoo.

With 1.8 million visitors a year, it would add significantly to the bottom line..

Concerning no new contracts,

I made the point when they posted the last RNS and suggested that they expect major contract signings in the coming weeks, that I was sceptical .
It’s a salesman’s nature to brag to his boss about the huge deals he’s about to do.
Unfortunately, until the deal is signed sealed and sitting on the desk, it’s non existent , and that seems to be the case here.so far. Of course, if a big contract is announced tomorrow, we will all stop moaning

On another note , they now have enough Uvisan distributors that there can be no excuses for anything other than stellar sales.
It’s not impossible (as Immotion have shown in the past), that they are devoting every ounce of energy to a specific aspect of the company that they think will be a game changer , I.e Cleanroom for NHS tender ) , and I suppose we will have to trust that they are working very hard as always.

At the moment, it seems extremely frustrating , but we can’t forget that they are heavily invested in their own company, so any failures won’t be for lack of trying.

www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/uvisan-ltd-provides-hygiene-solution-for-global-enterprise-through-partnership-with-telepresenz-301512468.html

It’s been a very long time since they signed up any new lBE customers .
I would have expected some by now and unless they sign up a very large customer sharpish, then it’s likely to be a difficult year.