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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Damille Inv Ii | LSE:DIL2 | London | Ordinary Share | GG00BFMHSG58 | ORD SHS NPV |
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23/3/2018 | 10:15 | Damille Investments II Limited | 119 |
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Posted at 23/3/2018 10:15 by stemis Surely at the current price of 50p these are hugely overvalued. At 30 November the NAV was 97p of which 56.5% was EVO and LSR shares. These have now been distributed in specie, leaving 43.5% of 97p or 42p? |
Posted at 09/5/2017 19:15 by deepvalue2015 DIL2's fund articles said the max holding should be 20% of nav!looks like they sat on a big profit for a year since the windup mandate? Nav probably 85p now unless they got out as SSA tanked? I wonder what kind of muppet sits on a big profit for a year when they need cash?? Arent these the guys that got the LSR board seat? How scary is that? |
Posted at 10/2/2017 17:13 by praipus Here comes the sun:) |
Posted at 29/1/2016 09:08 by praipus S - No problem. Not sure how we missed this, RNS from November: |
Posted at 29/7/2014 21:02 by marben100 With £34m in the bank, currently, the impact of these buybacks on cash availability is pretty negligible.Fees are linked to NAV (not NAV/share) & buying shares back reduces the NAV, so don't see how these buybacks benefit the advisor, though admittedly the 1.45% fee is somewhat steep given the pretty derisory returns obtained recently. Nevertheless, I like the strategy, which is why I'm invested here. Like any strategy, it won't work all the time and I'd rather that the managers waited for opportune market conditions than that they were impatient & made ill-advised investments, losing shareholders money. Note that there is a continuation resolution towards the end of 2015, so if DIl2 continues to underperform, I expect the vote will go against and the fund will be wound up. Cheers, Mark |
Posted at 29/7/2014 09:53 by praipus Trying to understand the rationale behind the share buy backs my concerns are:1. Reduced cash buying power 2. Reduced ability to compund returns 3. Superficially inflated NAV* *I've read elswhere that companies arent allways run for the shareholders but for the manager. Perhaps thats the issue here and its just taking me a while to realise. Their income and fees are safe and not materially linked to share price or NAV performance. |
Posted at 25/7/2014 19:46 by hvs lol !!!!!!!Prosser ? Richard Prosser Chairman INVESTMENT REPORT During the Period, the Company's NAV per Share was essentially flat. Since launch on 3 November 2011 until the 31 May 2014, the Company's net asset value per Share increased by 12.18%. lol !!!!!! |
Posted at 25/7/2014 18:35 by marben100 Why shouldn't they do buybacks? This company is all about buying assets cheap and realising value. Whilst there's little good in the market (as indicated in the recent interims), why not buy shares at an ~15% discount to the underlying asset value? All adds to the NAV/share which share holders get a sniff of at the annual 15% tender. I am very happy, myself, to buy shares at a big discount like this, and then take some profit when the tender comes around.What I don't want is the fund manager putting shareholders' money in bets that don't offer a good margin of safety. Patience, waiting for the right investments to come along, is part of the secret of successful investment. Ironically, this company offers an arbitrage opportunity in its own right via that tender! Cheers, Mark |
Posted at 27/2/2014 15:31 by horndean eagle Hardly anyone bothered tendering. They were tendering for roughly 10m shares.Further to the announcement made by the Company on 28 January 2014 setting out the terms of the Redemption Offer, and the announcement made by the Company on 7 February 2014 announcing the Redemption Price of 103.64p per Ordinary Share, the Board of the Company announces that 5,451,757 Ordinary Shares have been submitted by Shareholders for redemption. |
Posted at 13/7/2012 12:15 by praipus 3LEG up 25% since post above! No move in DIL2 share price .. lol |
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