LONDON, July 7, 2026, 15:02 BST
- Insig AI CEO Richard Bernstein put forward an offer for £250,000 in equity at 15p per share, with an option for another £250,000 at 18p.
- The stock traded at 13.60p, up 15.74% as of 14:14 BST. Volume was running above the average.
- The first tranche comes in at 15p, under the 20p funding level flagged in April, but that’s 27.7% higher than the 11.75p close on Monday.
- Insig AI is guiding to around £1.65 million in revenue for FY27, with operating profit at that range too.
Insig AI PLC (LON:INSG) shares moved higher Tuesday after CEO Richard Bernstein made a new offer to buy shares at a premium to the current price. Still, the offer price was less than the 20p-a-share level the company mentioned in a funding update three months back.
At 15:02 BST, trading in London was still going during the London Stock Exchange’s normal 0800-1630 BST session. TradingHours Google Finance quoted Insig AI at 13.60p, up 15.74%, as of 14:14 BST. Volume stood at 388,510 shares versus an average 281,390.
The board said Bernstein came forward with a proposal to put in £250,000 at 15p a share, and floated a call option on up to another £250,000 at 18p. That call would be open for six months from the first deal. The board is still looking at the offer.
Investors are watching the pricing as much as the size. The £500,000 isn’t a big figure next to the £17.35 million market cap, but it would be fresh insider money coming in at levels over Monday’s 11.75p close and above the price quoted at 14:14 BST on Tuesday.
| Funding reference | Price | Cash | Read-through |
|---|---|---|---|
| April CEO indication | 20p | £500,000 | Board was still weighing it; company cash stood at £0.1 million as of March 31 |
| June equity subscription | 15p | £200,000 | Set at a 3% cut to the last 10-day average and 10% under the May 28 close |
| July 7 first CEO proposal | 15p | £250,000 | 27.7% higher than the July 6 close |
| July 7 proposed call option | 18p | £250,000 | 53.2% above close on July 6 |
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Insig traded higher in double digits even as the FTSE AIM All-Share fell back. The index was at 774.33 at 13:38 BST, down from its 776.23 open.
| Market snapshot | Insig AI | AIM yardstick |
|---|---|---|
| Latest cited price | 13.60p at 14:14 BST | 774.33 at 13:38 BST |
| Day move | up 15.74% | trading under 776.23 open |
| Volume | 388,510 | — |
| 52-week range | 11.00p to 37.40p | 764.50 to 811.27 |
Bernstein called out “multiple opportunities” at the company and said he’s looking to make “a significant equity investment.” Investegate
Insig AI is guiding for FY27 revenue of around £1.65 million, which would be more than double what it expects in FY26 and sees that as the level for operating profit. The company said unaudited revenue came in at £0.8 million for the year to March 31, 2026, up 56%.
The stock closed Tuesday with a market cap of £17.35 million, trading at around 10.5x management’s FY27 revenue target. The £500,000 funding deal is set at about 2.9% of current market value. If the deal goes through at the planned prices, it would mean roughly 3.06 million new shares added.
The share count effect isn’t huge but does matter for a small AIM stock. Insig AI said June 1 its issued share capital and total voting rights were 127.55 million shares after a 1.33 million-share issue. Bernstein’s deal would bump that number by roughly 2.4% if both tranches go ahead.
The board said it was still looking at a possible Nasdaq dual listing with AIM as it moves into digital asset investments. Back in April, Insig AI said it began discussions with two U.S.-based global law firms about a potential Nasdaq listing.
