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INTERNATIONAL NUCLEAR SOLUTIONS, Consultants To The Nuclear Industry. (INS)     

goldfinger - 04 Dec 2006 09:42

Well worth a look at these.

Had them on the watch list for a while and then bought them on Friday when the chart showed a breakout. Consultants in the Nuclear/Engineering Business, growth looks like it could be top notch here and this one generates cash hand over fist.

Little capital expenditure as the company provides the brains (engineers) within the British Nuclear Industry but growth abroad cannot be ruled out.

The company does a lot of sub contracting work and as some excelent contacts within the industry.

Stock trades on a 2007 forward P/E of around 16 but this should fall if the company increases growth internally and by way of acquisition.

A bit of background on the company.

International Nuclear Solutions is one of the largest nuclear engineering
companies in the UK and involved in waste and nuclear materials handling,
processing and storage, including new build facilities where necessary to
support clean-up and decommissioning programmes. In addition, INS provides
support for plant asset care and maintenance of redundant facilities. The
company also supports the commercial operating facilities associated with fuel
fabrication and spent fuel reprocessing activities at Sellafield.

Highlights:


INS is a specialist provider of nuclear engineering and consultancy
services in the UK
The Nuclear Services Division has grown annual sales from circa 12.3
million in 2003 to circa 24.6 million in 2005
In 2005, the Nuclear Services Division generated net profit of
approximately 2.3 million
Has an established business with nearly 25 years ofexperience in the
nuclear industry
Experienced management team with over 100 years of experience in the
nuclear industry
Has long standing relationships with BNFL and a proven track record at
Sellafield
Nuclear Decommissioning Agency budget is 2.1 billion for 2006/07 of which
circa 55% is earmarked for commercial activities and the remainder for
decommissioning and cleanup
The order book is strong

Director Speak

Tony Moore, Chief Executive of INS added: 'As an independent company, all our
focus will be on growing the business both nationally and internationally within
the burgeoning nuclear sector. The Nuclear Decommissioning Authority recently
estimated the cost of clean up and decommissioning in the UK, for 20 nuclear
sites within the portfolio, at 63 billion. There is also potential in the
medium to longer term, for INS in nuclear defence and to support any new
investment in nuclear power generation.

DYOR.

goldfinger - 17 Jan 2007 09:32 - 41 of 70

Positive start to the day.

goldfinger - 18 Jan 2007 11:01 - 42 of 70

ANOTHER NEW HIGH AND STILL CHEAPISH.

goldfinger - 18 Jan 2007 11:18 - 43 of 70

DAILY EXPRESS

The David Shand Share Whisper Column:
*International Nuclear Solutions (INS.L) rose on speculation of a pending positive statement and possible takeover interest.

diamonds - 18 Jan 2007 13:17 - 44 of 70

say aye to that lads and lassies.......

mickeyskint - 18 Jan 2007 15:28 - 45 of 70

You've done well with this one today GF.

LOL
MS

capa - 18 Jan 2007 15:37 - 46 of 70

Possible bid then.

Well done holders, I have just sat and watched it move up week after week waiting for a dip. Never mind.

capa

mickeyskint - 18 Jan 2007 15:39 - 47 of 70

Me too capa. Shall we get drunk together.

MS

capa - 18 Jan 2007 15:44 - 48 of 70

Not a bad idea mickey :-)

capa

mitzy - 18 Jan 2007 19:52 - 49 of 70

Up over 50% on this one in just a few months.

goldfinger - 18 Jan 2007 22:53 - 50 of 70

International Nuclear Solutions confirms received preliminary approach for co
AFX


LONDON (AFX) - International Nuclear Solutions PLC confirmed press speculation that it has received a preliminary approach for the company.

The nuclear engineering company said the board is considering the matter, which is at a very early stage, and said there can be no guarantee an offer will be made for the company.

newsdesk@afxnews.com

ks




grooverjr22 - 19 Jan 2007 01:42 - 51 of 70

Well done to all those long suffering shareholders of RTS from which this was demerged from..like me!
Question is take out price, it was in its ascendancy before and somone has obviously recognised its potential.
Any guesses folks?
Has to be an engineering conglomorate me thinks but we will have to wait and see

mitzy - 19 Jan 2007 09:05 - 52 of 70

I would guess its a company that begins with the letter C.

grooverjr22 - 19 Jan 2007 09:10 - 53 of 70

funny, i actually thought of carillion but what do i know.this is purely a guess not inside info
mind you could be another c.
shame if it gets taken out too soon but you never know. thanks mitzy

mitzy - 19 Jan 2007 09:28 - 54 of 70

We could both be right groover..good luck.

goldfinger - 19 Jan 2007 11:09 - 55 of 70

What price though?.

Double at least its present price I would have thought.

goldfinger - 19 Jan 2007 11:14 - 56 of 70

I cant believe a few are selling.??????????.

goldfinger - 19 Jan 2007 12:22 - 57 of 70

Some still selling, pure madness.

groover22 - 19 Jan 2007 15:06 - 58 of 70

i think approach is a very opportunistic one, I hope mgmt considers offer carefully, could be a fit as an inhouse player for a bigger boy who is competing now only here but overseas.
Selling should be short term but I for one am hoping mitzy is right, fair price circa 1.00 should be fair, no way this will end year below 1.00 but its a question of economics I guess but guys, we take our cahnces and if this gets taken out, I will be watching for a GF classic to put the money in, no pressure ok!!

goldfinger - 19 Jan 2007 23:35 - 59 of 70

G22 as you know Im a very down to earth type and I dont go blasting away with bagger this and bagger that. I look for solid companies and solid newsflow.

I really do think though from what I have heard over the last couple of days we may get a bidding war here.

A quid or more will do me.

cheers GF.

groover22 - 20 Jan 2007 01:39 - 60 of 70

Sorry, didnt mean any disrespect GF. I will sit tight and watch, maybe more news will unfold over the weekend, just hope that mgmt continues to focus on developing business
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