Intercede Group (IGP) “is pleased to announce that a large US Federal Government order totaling $4.0m was received on 28 March 2018. The order includes software licenses and annual support & maintenance; $2.05m (£1.46m) of which will be recognised in the financial year ended 31 March 2018”. Great, ahead of expectations then?…
I was initially bearish on “software and service company specialising in identity, credential management and secure mobility”, Intercede (IGP) in 2016 at above 60p and most recently last month at below 30p. Today it’s below 25p and a Directorate Change announcement…
Cybersecurity group Intercede (IGP) has announced a New Contract Award, which it emphasises “is a strategically important project that exploits many of the new technologies Intercede has developed over the last two years”...
Intercede (IGP) has announced “a contract with a UK Government Ministerial department”, following half-year results and “a contract with a large European bank” last week…
A 5th October trading statement saw Intercede Group (IGP) Chairman & CEO Richard Parris conclude with “confidence that we will experience a strong second half to the financial year, notwithstanding likely budget difficulties in our traditionally large US government customer base”. Now another “Trading Update”?...
Having previously gone from “well positioned for future growth” to trading “below expectations” in just over 3 months, cybersecurity group Intercede (IGP) has now followed a January announcement of a record $3 million order (“demonstrates that Intercede continues to win orders for its MyID technology platform in spite of the continuing budget constraints within the US Government”) with that “the order book as of 2 March 2017 indicates that, unless further orders are received that can be recognised as revenue in the current period, the revenue outturn for the financial year ending 31 March 2017 will be approximately £8 million”. Uh oh…
Intercede (IGP), a software and service company specialising in jargon to describe what it does (sorry, specialising in “identity, credential management and secure mobility”) has announced it “has had a slow start to the current financial year and is continuing to experience delays in the receipt of anticipated MyID license orders from both new and existing customers”. Uh-oh…







