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.

GF.

Was wondering what your target price is for this baby (and in what timescales). Up another 5% so far today.

As I said, my original get out would have been 53p, but am keeping an eye on this and the volumes of trading. Sales outweighing still. If it gets tipped we will see another influx.

up 13.4% today. Wish i could repeat that on a regular basis.
Still holding to see what happens Monday a.m.

and another 2% 2 mins before closing (15.4% on the day)

From the Guardian today..........

Guardian Newspaper Sat 20th Sept 2003

On AIM shares in INCITE HOLDINGS, a content provider for mobile phones continued its good run. The shares which came to market at 25p last Friday, closed 7.5p higher at 55p. Market gossips reckon a huge deal is in the pipeline.

GF.

ps, Linzi, talk me through what you are wearing. The leathers again?. W H o its too much for me.

Well it was up I think every day last week, but the ride as only just started.

Like I said before wath foe big news and not just one lot either.

Theres plenty coming out.

Way undervalued.

GF.

where, when and what is this news that is so freely talked about everywhere on so many sites ?????

personally, new companies are to be weary of, chances are it'll be 2p in a years time, cant find the company myself, must be great !!

lee

Lee, its coming keep your eyes peeled. I could tell you now what it is and its big, but the person who gave it to me knows where I live. Theres not just one lot either.

Seriously though the stock is up again at about just short of 12%. Plenty to come aswell.

GF.

Well I was tempted to sell earlier this morning cos I was up about 22% overall. I trusted you this far Goldfinger so I'll hang in a bit longer. It'll have to drop about 13p for me to lose money so I can afford to wait and see what happnens for a bit.

I trust that you'll tell us if/when is the time to get out too GF??

Rich

Will do my best Rich , but by nature Im a long term holder. Up 16.4% at the end. Still havent had the news either so there should be still plenty left in this one.

gf.

News still to be announced and this one is just shooting away. Stick in for more to come.

GF.

As promised big news delivered today.............

THE INDEPENDENT
Orange contract hopes at Incite Holdings

THE GUARDIAN
Hopes of an Incite Holdings deal with a leading mobile phone operator

Please check the newspaper items out.

BUT THERES MORE BIG NEWS ON THE WAY, watch for an RNS on customer numbers and more.

GF.

I got in first thing this morning thanks goldfinger.
graeme

A bit more info on this company because at the moment its in short supply,

Incite to call AIM

Mobile media group Incite Holdings plans to offer football fans the latest information on their team as they sit in the stands waiting for a match to start.

Soon to join AIM, Incite already has an exclusive contract with Tottenham Hotspur to provide live data, and is set to announce other contracts with Premiership clubs as early as September.

Managing director Simon Hellier says the beauty of launching Incite’s (((on))) product with football clubs is that a community already exists around them. ‘More than 5500 fans signed up in the first three-and-a-half weeks,’ says Hellier of the Spurs service, ‘each being charged 7.50 a month.’

Fans are charged a one-off monthly rate rather than an ad-hoc per-message charge, with most messages being voice mail, as recently when Jamie Redknapp was appointed club captain. ‘Jamie recorded a message himself telling fans what an honour it was to represent the club,’ says Hellier, which he uses as an example of the support for the service within the club.

Incite offers perishable content to existing branded communities through mobile phones, building revenue through charging for the content, as well as selling phones and air-time contracts where required.

Hellier stresses that the Premier League is merely the start, and that the company is planning launches for other brands, ranging from other sports to lifestyle markets and celebrities. ‘A branded community is measured in tens of thousands, and what Incite does is provide niche, highly tailored services, services people will want to pay for,’ he explains.

Much of the investment has already come from Hellier and his co-directors, and the cost of adding new communities is fairly marginal.

‘We can see a clear path of profitability,’ says Hellier, ‘and we’re already generating revenues ahead of plan.’

Incite is due to join AIM on 9 September with a market capitalisation of 7.3 million. It will raise 1.5 million to fund growth for at least the next 12 months. ENDS.

AND

Mobile media firm banks on footballers' voicemails

Lorraine Cushnie
Tuesday August 19, 2003
The Guardian

Incite Holdings, which yesterday announced plans for a flotation, hopes that voicemails from football stars such as the recent Spurs signing, Bobby Zamora, will entice fans to subscribe to its new (((on!))) service.
The mobile media specialist provides information on football team selections and tactics as well as messages from players and coaches. Tottenham Hotspur fans subscribing to the Incite service received a message from Zamora only minutes after he had signed up to the club.

Incite hopes to raise 2m from its listing on the Alternative Investment Market on September 9. It will be valued at about 7.3m.

Simon Hellier, the managing director of Incite, said the money would be used to help in "penetrating key markets".

The company provides the (((on!))) service for four football clubs, including Leeds United and West Ham, and says it has others in the pipeline. It is also planning to introduce lifestyle brands.

Incite has signed up more than 5,000 subscribers and is aiming for a total of 1.6m across 50 brands by 2006.

gf.

My only saving grace at the moment!

Me too Linzi - hoping for something from GXN when the announce results on 30th though.

Up again, up again, up again, up again , UP A GAIN.

getting ready for the match this afternoon, live on tv. Liverpool.

Linzi, dont come round, football comes first, before nooky.

GF.

goldfinger i know this is a bit off topic but you got any thoughts on inter alliance!??

Jaz, soory mate, not my cup of tea that company.

Anyway taken from the AMR weekly news letter.

NEWCOMER OF THE WEEK

Incite Holdings

Incite came to AIM in September 2003 when 21% of its enlarged capital commanded 1.5 million at a price of 25p. The lucky recipients were able, well before the end of the month, to contemplate a 100% capital gain – on paper at any rate.

Perhaps they deserve their luck. Perhaps the fact that the prospectus recorded that “…the Group has developed the Incite MSP, a scaleable mobile services platform based on proven technology (2G and GPRS) which will provide the Group with all the day-to-day operations required to support Mobile Services for multiple Virtual Operators with multiple content sources, operating on potentially multiple mobile operator Mobile Networks” set their investment antenna aquiver. Perhaps they have plenty of free capital left over from their previous investments in companies using technology and commercial nous to exploit interstices in new markets. Perhaps they are the same people that made a bomb investing in football clubs.

Bluntly put, Orange (for example), to whom Incite is affiliated, will pay for a new customer being delivered to them. So encouraged, Incite (which has the trade mark (((on!)))™ ) seeks Virtual Mobile Operators (Brand Organisations) which will of course provide the customers and specialised content; the ability to provide the service to be derived from the Mobile Network Operator (Orange?), and the specialised, bespoke services to be the province of Incite – for which the latter will of course generate its primary income source. The Brand Organisation will include its ability to provide Mobile Services as part of its marketing activities; Incite will develop a website for the organisation in question; and will man a call centre which will commence the sales order process to deliver potential customers alerted by Brand Organisations.

At this point it will not come as a stunning surprise to all that the cultural manifestation which is the prime target of the Incite team is no less than our very own Premier League. And the all-important reference site has been provided by the first client, “spurs(((on!)))”. Yes, Incite, which has no form of its own (a 150,000 accumulated loss) has linked with Tottenham Hotspur.

As the 2003/2004 football season got under way, Tottenham Hotspur proved to have but little form either, and well before the end of the same September that saw the Incite debut, had parted company with its manager. Perhaps the Incite shareholders will fare better.

gf.

Goldfinger,

Taking a downturn now (5p on yesterdays close) - any more news expected because I'm tempted to sell these off now.

Thanks

Rich