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Sold earlier +10% when book stopped moving up, I’ll wait and see what happens during and after the meeting before considering any next move, I’ll take gains little by little where I can now.

I’ve been trading here Vs Amgo for small beans last couple of days and have gained nearly ~65% more shares here by not being greedy.

Which considering my first buy here was at 13.8p I’m very happy for. ~7p is now my brake even.

From 0.7p on ask first thing to 0.3p, I think there’s room for another quick trade today around the mm book manipulation, with so many stubbornly holding the immediately available free float can’t be that much. Just a dabble.

Cash available at subsidiary level and not PLC I assume.

Older guys bought in, they will take part in placing, wind it up, sell down assets, buy back INLZ share at steep discount (80p bid today over £2.01 to pay them off in a year), pocket 25-30p / share nav plus a salary, and be done within 12 months.

I got my old holding I sold at 8.9p back for £500.

It will bounce, unless suspended, trade it don’t marry it it’s dead now.

£5m raise at plc level at 10p, sell up wind down company, at around 30p NAV, 25p / share fire sale.

If they went down that route.

Rather than just do one asset sale?

Second new director ex Barratt

Inland Homes plc (AIM: INL), the housebuilder, partnership housing developer and regeneration specialist focused on the South and South East of England, is pleased to announce the appointment of Trevor Sawyer as an independent non-executive director of the Company with immediate effect.



Trevor Sawyer has had an extensive career working in the housing development industry, previously as a Managing Director of Barratt Homes Southern Counties and a non-executive director of Orbit Homes.

Bit conflicting

25 January 2023

“ Cladding and fire safety position

**The Group is a signatory ** to the Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities Developer Pledge and is committed to removing cladding and remediating fire safety issues in buildings over 11 metres where it has minimal exposure. There was no financial impact of, or material provisioning for, remedial works in the financial year ended 30 September 2022.”

Appointment of new Chairman



Inland Homes plc (AIM: INL), the housebuilder, partnership housing developer and regeneration specialist focused on the South and South East of England, is pleased to announce the appointment of Matthew Robinson as an independent non-executive director and Chairman of the Company with immediate effect.

No, it would be temporarily suspended while they sort out the new directors if they are not approved by end of play Tuesday, it wouldn’t be delisted.

News on
New directors
Strategic review
Results

All to come.

4900sqm of commercial spaces*

CFO leaves on understandable terms, shipment delay details released, new cfo comes in blames past issues which were outside the companies control, then new CFO looks fantastic in a few quarters when it logs its highest ever sales ( from selling the stockpiled coal) and as a bonus hopefully at a higher price too.

And hopefully MBU sort out what they are doing in that time too.

Easy to see potential future from here.

Planning consent for 1700 homes and 4900 commercial spaces, hang in there guys and gals.

only need to compound 11 +20% trades and you are back to a profit BSB, all it not lost very achievable, dont let money get you down its only a tool, plenty more out there to be made.

i hope Adam has sold his stock in to the open market today with the idea that hes buying back after the sale, only to get kicked out the door by a secondary bidder that they can not refuse.

not a single bit about how the new bidco company will refinance or pay off any debt obligations that exist within the subsidary.

And the funds raised were within the PLC then loaned to use as capital in the subsidary, thats an intracompany loan thats due to be repaid, are they repaying it of course not

(which ran as it is is doomed to eventually fail under any managment anyway.)

You can sell and take the more than the >0.5p after costs you would on liquidation now, or vote for the sale and against the delisting and hope that the Shell route gets you a few pence back imo.

Tbh Everything was going swimmingly 6 months ago.

I bet that was some poor buggers spread bet stock that they got closed out or margin called on when the bid dropped on open.

Someone obviously using free trade or similar to keep tapping 10p for a shares at a time end of play today.

“ whilst the Company formalises an additional appointment or appointments to the Board and for due diligence checks to be completed. ”

sounds like other people are lined up anyway, once done and suspension worries gone it’s back to teens, then once strategic review and accounts are released hopefully it’s back to 20 and eventually closer to NAV later in year as sales complete / debt paid down / refinancing is done.