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Interactive Prospect Targeting Holdings

  • BY: Andrew Hore |
  • POSTED: 11/08/2008 |

Interactive Prospect Targeting’s UK businesses continue to perform poorly. 

The email marketing company was growing rapidly until last year when it ran into problems. It is in talks with its banks over its funding requirements.

The shares slumped 7.5p to 17.5p, which values IPT at £8.78m. It joined Aim on 9 December 2004, when it raised £4m.

IPT announced it was in bid talks in August 2007 but they ended in May 2008. The company reported a 2007 loss of £966,000, compared with a £3.99m profit in 2006.

IPT is considering selling part of the UK business as part of the strategic review instigated by executive chairman Nicholas Ward.

The French business is still trading in line with expectations. 

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