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IMImobile

January 2021

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In my update in November I said I intended to write more in a future issue following my call with CEO Jay Patel but sadly having compiled my two- page report I have been beaten to the punch. This month the cloud communications software specialist received a knockout 595p cash offer from Cisco. The offer values it at £543m. IMO was a main write up at 140.5p in Nov 14 . I will drop update cover, booking a gain of 323%. ...

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IMImobile (November 2020)

IMImobile (August 2019)

IMImobile (March 2019)

IMImobile (December 2018)

IMImobile - Acquisition drives 10% eps upgrade (August 2018)

IMImobile (June 2017)

IMImobile (December 2016)

IMImobile - 90% of revenue is repeatable, says Patel (August 2016)

IMImobile (July 2015)

IMImobile - Soon-to-be-prospective PE of 14.4 (January 2015)

IMImobile - 85% of income repeat in nature (November 2014)

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