Yes this ones a new company formed as a media play to partner the branded and big boys in providing services for mobile phones, usually non-speech services. 5,000 customers to date Including some big boys and a lot more well known names.
Not much news to play with on this one, but you can get a copy of the prospectus off the RNS below.

Incite Holdings PLC
16 September 2003



FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 16 September
2003


INCITE HOLDINGS plc ('Incite')

Directors' and other Investors Shareholdings post Admission

Following the admission to trading on AIM of the Company's issued Ordinary
Shares, in addition to the holdings of the Directors, the Company is aware of
the interests, in excess of 3 per cent of the Company's issued Ordinary Share
capital, set out below:

Shareholder Number of Percentage of issued
Ordinary Ordinary Share
Shares capital
of 1p each

Simon Hellier (Director) 6,610,668 22.7%

Anthony Davies (Director) 6,253,334 21.5%

Martin Boulton (Director) 1,572,267 5.4%

Neal Harper 1,250,666 4.3%

Barnard Nominees Limited (a/c 2,392,718 8.2%
Richard Griffiths)

Barnard Nominees Limited (a/c 2,071,309 7.1%
Elenora International Investments
Limited)

Bruce Pleckinger 1,625,000 5.6%

Kinsale Management Limited 1,600,000 5.5%

Barnard Nominees Limited (a/c 1,200,000 4.1%
Evofund)



Enquiries to : Simon Hellier 020 8334 7092

Incite Holdings plc



Rod Venables 020 7628 3396

Beaumont Cornish Limited

Roland Cornish 020 7628 3396

Beaumont Cornish Limited



Len Russell 020 7444 1760

Christows Limited



Adam Reynolds 020 7735 9415

Hansard Communications






This information is provided by RNS
The company news service from the London Stock ExchangeENDS.

Less than 20% free float therefore any demand will send the price flying.
Please DYOR.

GF.

Linzi...are you going to let on as to how you know where GF lives

NOT A CHANCE !!!!

As per before watch for news out re- to Orange contract.

GF.

They're certainly twitching a bit today, as I suspected. However, last sell went through a a higher price, so somebody wants them back!!!!!! Holding on there!

Ok Ok the price has dropped a penny. so what. When the news comes out about the Orange contract and other news aswell, this one will rocket.

GF.

Take me to the moon baby !!!!

Linzi
To the moon??
youll need a Kawasaki for that, not that old Yam youve got in the garage ;)

News just around the corner,

GF.

Where's the corner GF - I've got to leave the house can't stand this at all.

Notice SRG jumped up this morning, but no news - do you know anything I don't then?

Incite Holdings PLC
08 October 2003


Embargoed Release: 07:00hrs 8th October 2003


Incite Holdings Plc
('Incite' or the 'Company')

Incite announces distribution agreement with Orange Retail for (((on!)))
products

Mobile media specialists Incite Holdings are pleased to announce that, following
their successful recent debut on the Alternative Investment Market, Orange have
agreed to distribute the (((on!))) range of products, owned by the Company, via
its national retail network allowing Incite to reach high streets across the
country in over 220 stores.

Incite is a media company that has established a new market niche for mobile
services tailored to the requirements of individual niche communities in the
sport and lifestyle sectors. As part of a two year development cycle (((on!)))
services were launched on schedule in the football segment at Tottenham Hotspur
and is being rolled out to additional football clubs including West Ham and
Leeds in the coming weeks.

The agreement with Orange Retail will put Incite's (((on!))) products in reach
of Orange UK's 13 million customers. The retail agreement will be launched to
coincide with Incite's inaugural services in the rugby union segment focusing
initially on the Rugby World Cup. This will feature ground-breaking services
dallaglio(((on!))) and greenwood(((on!))) giving England rugby union supporters
a unique perspective on being a member of the England squad. These services will
be extended to cover the Zurich Premiership, Powergen Cup, Heineken European
Cup, and the RBS Six Nations Championship.

Incite has created a new market niche that will assist mobile operators to sell
non-voice services as well as adding further unique and valuable services to
attract and retain subscribers. Whilst (((on!))) services can be received by
subscribers of any network, the most advanced features are best received by
Orange customers as a direct result of developments between Incite, Orange and
the brand communities concerned.

Incite's Managing Director, Simon Hellier, commented,

'Incite's presence in the high street is the most significant marketing and
sales opportunity to date for the Company and will give (((on!))) high
visibility. We are delighted to be working with Orange Retail to extend the
availability of an expanding portfolio of (((on!))) niche services to
subscribers complimenting Orange UK's existing Access services.

Our simple vision of subscribers receiving valued information in a trusted and
non-intrusive manner on the topics that matter to them is proving successful and
we are very encouraged by the results to date.'


-Ends-


Did someone say something about the rugby earlier?

A friend drew my attention to this company a few weeks ag.
As I am a newcomer to all this, I wondered if anyone had any views as to whether this would be a good time to buy Incite shares.

Kavalox - a lot of people have got cold feet today, saying all the newss to date is already reflected in the price. However, I am still holding and notice a couple of decent buys have come back in today. I do firmly believe fans will sign up for this service and we will have more press on Incite very shortly (Rugby Rugby Rugby). The share is still in it's infancy and if you look at things on paper, really not a lot to substantiate things. However, mobiles, plus fans, plus Orange, plus Rugby World Cup and the enthusiasm of a new thing, I expect these to rise again (or I would have bailed out 10p ago). There IS sentiment to shares, but nothing like the sentiment of the sports fans out there and good sales figures will self-generate more news. I am sure there will be many posts disagreeing with my views. I have not been long at "this game" but try to keep myself as informed as possible. The price today could be a buying opportunity. I am still kicking myself for not buying YOO after a tip the day before we saw a 167% rise. I bought in late and am now nursing a loss on this one. Incite have given me 50% profit so far (even at today's price). I want a bit more. And by God I will get it.

As always - do your own research and only use money you can afford to lose, although I doubt you would ever lose it all!

Linzimason - Thanks for the feedback.
Whilst I agree with you about the rugby fans & mobile phone users.
I only have 2 thousand to speculate with, would it be feasible to spend say 2 or 3 hundred on this one?

KAVALOX - 2 or 3 hundred. The spread on this one is around 4%. When you factor in dealing costs and the stamp duty, you would need a fair increase in the price just to break even. I reckon maybe as much as 15% depending on your broker charges.
I agree with Linzi that this stock has great potential (I hold about 7000). It would depend on how quickly you want to see a return on your investment. We have seen 40% in the last 2 or 3 weeks but I don't forsee that much of an increase in the immediate future. That said, the price has dropped by more than the spread today (EXTREMELY low volumes too). We may see it jump back up again in a couple of days and then you would only be looking to cover your dealing charges before you would be in profit.

Just my thoughts - Good Luck

Rich

Hi all, there where 355,000 buys in after hours trading which should see the price move north in the morning.

Regards Vintage57.

Yeah - saw those too Vintage. For Kavalox, I use a spreadsheet ready reckoner that calculates how much I have/want to spend, weighted against offer price plus commission, plus government and also commission to sell again, to work out my break even. It gives me how many shares I can actually buy; I automatically know how much, say 1p increase,will bring me (e.g. 1 p per 1,000 shares = 10). Also has hyperlinks to fetch RNS and charts etc. Basically, the higher the purchase price, the more the share will need to rise to cover the intial entry and exit charges. With this amount, unless you get a lucky penny break or really know your onions, I would tend to play safe, go for the FTSE100 and consider it money in the bank in return for dividends as opposed to interest (my fav being Lloyds on a bad day below 4.10), and build on it as and permitting. However, do you play the lottery?

Christ - that sounded good - did it make sense at this hour? Don't bother to answer, I'm on the vino!

The word is PATIENCE, when all around you are selling and going daft, just keep cool, the news will be out, no problems, by all means sell I will just mop em up.

Think im Kidding, just keep an eye on this space, and then weep.

GF.

Ah - there you are GF!

GF
I am weeping but not over INC - will hold - but what are your views on JCR???

Keep looking out for the news its coming. Loads of it.

JCR, well its taken a real beating up and I can point a finger at one person who has helped that on various boards. He has been warned off. Just bear this in mind, when interest rates start rising and they will later this year, just watch consumers stick with the old bangers. That means far greater trade coming JCRs way. Also if we have a bad winter, and one is forecast, more will be going through the doors of JCRs garages, that and the increased tie up with insurers.

Technicaly they are also at a key support line. I expect them to rise again.

GF.