Inspired (#INSE) – recommended 81p per share offer

Inspired (#INSE) – “in detailed discussions… regarding a possible cash offer of 81p per Inspired share”

Inspired plc – “announces… result of retail offer”, not ‘pleased to announce’ then?…

Describing itself as “a leading technology-based service provider supporting businesses to control energy costs and enable their journey to net-zero” (hmmm!), Inspired plc (INSE) has announced that “following the closing of the retail offer on 18 December… 1,025,535 retail offer shares will be issued at 40 pence per retail offer share, raising gross proceeds for the company (before fees and expenses) of £410,214”. What about this with the shares currently at 42p?

Inspired (#INSE) – “up to £2 million” ‘retail offer’ at 40p per share raises just £410,214

Inspired plc – fundraise including outrageous ‘retail offer’ and is it really ‘to unlock growth opportunities’?…

Describing itself as “a leading technology-enabled service provider delivering solutions to enable businesses to transition to net-zero and manage their response to climate change” (hmmm!), Inspired plc (INSE) has announced a fundraising including with CEO Mark Dickinson stating “with a record pipeline for the Optimisation division… we have reached a point where it was important to strengthen the company's balance sheet in order to unlock these opportunities. Whilst they require a higher proportion of working capital investment than other projects, they represent a key element of the group's competitive advantage as we help customers deliver on their net zero commitments”. So what about the fundraising and a current up to 42p share price?

Inspired (#INSE) – £21.25m placing at 40p per share with warrants and “up to” £2m Bookbuild platform “retail offer”

Inspired (#INSE) – H1 adj. EPS down to 4.37p, DPS up to 1.45p, notes FY “dependent on delivering a small number of significant optimisation services projects”

Inspired plc – argues “confident in delivering full year results in line with market consensus”, but how confident can it really be?…

Describing itself as “a leading technology-enabled service provider delivering solutions to enable businesses to transition to net-zero and manage their response to climate change” (hmmm!), Inspired plc (INSE) has issued a trading update stating that it “made good progress in the first half of the financial year… and remains confident in delivering full year results in line with market consensus”. How confident though does it look prudent for the company to be?

Inspired (#INSE) – H1 “good progress”, though FY “dependent on delivering a small number of significant optimisation services projects”

Inspired (#INSE) – “robust” H1, FY “confident in delivering market consensus”

Inspired (#INSE) – expects 2022 “in line with expectations”, argues “confidence in the outlook for the new financial year”

Inspired (#INSE) – potential impact up to c.£3m to expected FY EBITDA should subsidiary of Gazprom cease trading in UK

Inspired Energy (#INSE) – completed acquisition of outstanding 60% of Ignite Energy for initial £11m, £5.5m cash

Inspired Energy (#INSE) – proposed acquisition of outstanding 60% of Ignite Energy for initial £11m, proposed £30m placing & £5m open offer

Would a Company which Helps Other Firms to Cut the Gas Bill Inspire You?

Hello Share Spikers. I do like a firm with a novel idea which seems to have potential. It makes share-shifting a lot more exciting when we can find a company which offers a different kind of service which seems to work. I refer you today to Inspired Energy (INSE).

Zak Mir's Bull Call Of The Day No.2: Inspired Energy: 20p Plus Technical Target

Inspired Energy has been a situation which I have been aware of as a potential bull situation for quite some time, but with the issue being that it has been such a slow burn to the upside the exact timing of any entry would have been something of a moot point.

Zak Mir's Bull Call Of The Day No. 2: Inspired Energy: Above 200 Day Line Targets 15p

Inspired Energy shares have been in focus for much of the post March period, since a gap to the upside through the 200 day moving average now at 10.49p.