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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Digital Barrier | DGB | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 16.00 | 01:00:00 |
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Posted at 23/9/2017 15:21 by superg1 This may be your problemHenderson Global Investors 10,186,122 6.17 Volantis 9,757,537 5.91 The volantis fund and Henderson small cap uk and Irish have seen some selling on other shares since the Henderson team were taken under the Lombard name. Nowt to do with DBG just a fund clear out going on and a growing number for shares are experiencing it. |
Posted at 07/8/2017 15:01 by melton john Where are the final results? No feedback from investor presentation 2nd may. Was that passing the hat round the institutions for a placing? They must be raiding the tea money and looking down the sofa's by now. They had £3million at the interims at the end of 2016 and £10 million credit. Starting cash £10.8 ending cash £3.4 |
Posted at 02/5/2017 09:08 by aishah Yes and also investor presentation today:2 May 2017 Digital Barriers plc ("Digital Barriers" or the "Group") Investor presentation Digital Barriers plc (AIM: DGB, the "Group"), the specialist provider of visually intelligent solutions to the global surveillance, security and safety markets, advises that later today the management team are conducting a presentation to institutional investors providing a detailed review of the Digital Barriers technology and an overview of the markets in which the company currently operates but that no material new information will be provided. |
Posted at 10/3/2017 11:56 by aishah conkers @conkers3NEW HOLDING #DGB 34p @DigitalBarriers #SURVEILLANCE #SECURITY #EdgeVis #DigitalWall #bordersecurity #ThruVis hxxps://www.digitalb Conkers Corner: Good to see more investors recognising prospects here. |
Posted at 05/8/2015 19:50 by hew Well, Henderson Global Investors is not concerned re fund raising or no. Buys up to 5.15%. Assuming it is for their UK Smaller Cos Fund, that manager seems to know what he is doing: total return +90% over the last 3 years and +24% last 12 months. |
Posted at 26/2/2015 21:35 by hedgehog 100 Price Price Change [%] Bid Offer Open High Low Volume41.00 -9.0 [-18.00] 40.00 42.00 44.00 44.00 39.00 370,547 Market Cap. [m] Shares In Issue [m] Beta EPS DPS PE Ratio Yield 52-Wks-Range 34.64 84.49 0.32 -25.87 - - - 128.50 - 33.50 Slightly disappointing short-term news for DGB, but in the longer-term 41p will probably be seen as a buy opportunity. Business looks strong, and the contracts slippage looks slight. 26/02/2015 07:03 UKREG Digital Barriers plc Trading Update Trading The Group continues to secure contract awards with key customer organisations in both domestic and international markets, further examples of which have been announced separately today. However, the timing of two expected significant contract awards in relation to the Group's financial year-end means that revenues for the period will fall below the Board's initial expectations, although they are expected to be stronger than the prior year (FY14: GBP19.0m). As a result, losses for the period will also exceed Board expectations, although they are expected to show a year-on-year improvement (FY14: Adjusted Loss before Tax* GBP12.0m). Cash at the year-end is expected to be approximately GBP8.0m, compared to GBP14.2m on 31 March 2014. The two contracts in question are now expected to close and be delivered early in the first half of the coming financial year and the Group's broader sales pipeline remains strong. On account of this, and coupled with the operational improvements outlined below, the Board expects that the revenue risk associated with deal closure timings will now begin to reduce. Consequently, the Board still aims for the Group's performance by the end of the financial year ending 31 March 2016 to be break-even. ... This bodes well for the business of related company GOS Systems, owned by TGL. Especially as DGB looks to be more cyber-focussed than GOS Systems, without GOS's cellular capabilities. This probably means that GOS Systems has higher barriers to entry and margins than DGB. From page 9 of GOS's November 2014 investor presentation (see post by someuwin 18 Dec'14 - 11:05 - 2882 of 4412 2 0 ): "• Cellular is the 'hard to do' piece • Significant technology barriers to entry and hence few market players" Coincidentally, the TGL share price of 0.415p is now almost exactly 1% of DGB's (41p). |
Posted at 06/4/2014 19:16 by masurenguy This has recently come up onto my radar screen. The shareprice is close to its all time low following a profits warning in February but recent contract announcements appear to be very encouraging.Management has a buy & build strategy. Since listing 4 years ago (@100p) they have raised £77m in 4 tranches - including the IPO - (@160p, 145p & 140p respectively) and have spent £14.5m on 4 aquisitions. During this period sales have grown from £6.5m to £23m and they have incurred cumulative losses of circa £26m (£4.4m to a projected £10m in y/e March 14) but they've also stated that they believe they'll achieve break-even this year (Y/E March 15). Clearly that remains to be seen but recent contract wins should make a positive contribution toward attaining that aspiration. With the most recent fund raising of £18m (Oct 13) they have a strong balance sheet which should support growth and even a further loss (if incurred) this year. They also have an impressive roster of institutional stockholders (see below) with the 11 that maintain holdings above the declaration 3% threshold accounting for 72.33% of the shares. When you add Chairman Tom Blacks holding of 4,103,072 shares or 6.38% then these 12 shareholders account for just under 79%. Major Shareholders: 18 November 2013 Newton Investment Management: 8,660,185: 13.46% F&C Asset Management: 7,178,655: 11.16% Aviva Investors Global Services Limited: 5,253,305: 8.16% Herald Investment Management: 4,389,375: 6.82% Schroder Investment Managers: 4,382,930: 6.81% M&G Investment Management: 3,814,600: 5.93% Artemis Investment Management: 3,401,284: 5.29% Old Mutual Asset Management: 2,826,315: 4.39% Hargreave Hale Stockbrokers: 2,346,000: 3.65% NFU Mutual: 2,224,000: 3.46% Henderson Investment Management: 2,060,636: 3.20% They also have an impressive management pedigree too all of which suggests that this is going places. However timing an entry is always critical but having reviewed their current prospects and indicative trading projections DGB has now gone onto my watchlist. |
Posted at 28/12/2013 17:43 by mach100 Hmmm with Defence spending in the UK being cut back and with much of their focus on the UK, is this company a firework or a dud? Certainly seems very cash hungry. Maybe PINN are better value 18p now having rebuffed a bid of 21p previously.Edited after having read about PINN on its thread. Poop management and a lot of hard done by investors. Could be a turnaround play after CEO has stepped down but certainly not one for widows and orphans! |
Posted at 22/7/2011 13:11 by praipus Just noticed active shareholder/value investor/arbitrageur Newton Investment Management scooping up over 11%.For anyone interested I'm tracking the rest of Newton's holding with charts in post 9 of the WAM thread: |
Posted at 25/10/2010 16:34 by contrarian2investor Hi all,All the best to those that have been invested prior to today. I really hate buying stocks that have already appreciated significantly. Additionally I hate buying stocks when the general markets have already rallied or at near-term highs. So I have broken 3 of my investing rules today in order to purchase 5000 DGB @ £1.95p on a 3-10 years view. I therefore won't be commenting on them other than following interims/finals/upda EDIT 16.37 : I was attracted by their niche, the history/record of their management and the quality of their backers/funds/shareh c2i |
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