Primary Recommendation

InternetQ - Very strong growth from mobile marketing

March 2011

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The UK has a number of contenders developing innovative software for mobile marketing, which is expected to develop into a phenomenal growth market in coming years. Over the next 12 to 24 months some of these companies - such as 2Ergo, Velti, Globo and Bango - expect to go from losses to substantial profits and a hint of the fireworks to come is probably best demonstrated by Velti, which has just announced that it is raising an eye-watering US$250m and is leaving AIM for NASDAQ.Recent issue InternetQ, which was floated in December, is another name to add to this list but is already profitable. Its mainstay is running consumer-orientated mobile marketing campaigns for mobile operators, reality television shows and brand owner ...

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Market Comment - March '11

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InternetQ (July 2014)

InternetQ (February 2014)

InternetQ (September 2013)

InternetQ - Launches minimob for app developers (May 2013)

InternetQ - FY12 sales up 45% to Eu70m - all organic (February 2013)

InternetQ (October 2012)

InternetQ (August 2012)

InternetQ - Gain to date: 90% as international expansion continues (May 2012)

InternetQ (January 2012)

InternetQ (October 2011)

InternetQ - Doubles its reach with iPOP acquisition (July 2011)

InternetQ - Broker sets 350p price target (June 2011)

InternetQ - Shares go into orbit (April 2011)

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