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Image Scan cuts losses

X-ray imaging specialist Image Scan has slashed annual losses 77 per cent to £60,000 and raised £3 million at 15p. Read

New product from Image Scan

Imaging product developer ImageScan is understood to be poised to launch a key new security-linked product next week. Read

Image Scan to boost security side

Imaging product developer Image Scan is expected to follow recent order wins for industrial inspection equipment with product launches for security customers, including the military. Read

Image Scan aims for break-even

Aim-listed Image Scan – developer of 3D x-ray and light scanning technologies for the security and industrial sectors – grew sales 700 per cent to £502,697 in the year to September and, having recently signed a commercial agreement with security systems specialist Rapiscan, anticipates further strong growth in 2002/03. Elliott Davis reports. Read

Recommendations

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AVOID 18/09/2007

In a disappointing update that decimated an already low share price, x-ray imaging group Image Scan warned of losses of £600,000 for the year to September, wider than the £500,000 deficit incurred in 2006. Read
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SPECULATIVE BUY 15/01/2007

Growth Company Investor flagged up Image Scan’s speculative attractions in November, and with chief executive Nicholas Fox predicting a move into profits this year, we retain our cautiously optimistic stance. Read
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SPECULATIVE BUY 15/11/2006

Image Scan develops state-of-the-art 3D and 2D x-ray technology ‘solutions’ for a burgeoning band of customers. Read
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SPECULATIVE BUY 18/12/2003

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NO RECOMMENDATION 17/12/2002

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NO RECOMMENDATION 25/04/2002

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Sector Articles

Aim has engaged in a bout of spring-cleaning in recent weeks. In all, six companies have been cleared out, including failed e-commerce venture Emondo.com, cash-returning former textiles business French and loss-making film equipment leasing specialist VFG. The list of departed extends to ActionLeisure, Virtual Internet and Nottingham Forest Football Club. Read