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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Daniel Stewart | DAN | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 1.625 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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| 1.625 | 1.625 |
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Posted at 18/2/2019 09:37 by fernagx I phoned Daniel Stewart today and they said the following:- There is expected to be a corporate notification/action in the coming weeks - Daniel Stewart does not actually have the private investment. The private investment is linked to Atlantic Coal. So I imagine that anyone that had shares in Daniel Stewart will be given shares in Atlantic Coal. This is a listed company and shareholders will be able to liquidate their investment should they wish to do so. I reckon though that the share equivalent for Atlantic Coal will be rubbish i.e. if you had £1000 worth of DAN shares, it will probably be worth £10-100 in Atlantic Coal shares. That's my best guess. |
Posted at 31/3/2016 09:26 by wshak I now have only 262,116 shares left to close my short, see below:If anyone wants to sell their DAN shares at 0.4p, please get your broker to contact Ken at Cambell O'Connor (tel 00 353 (1) 679 1969. Non-negotiable on price as that is the level that others are trading at, sorry. WShak |
Posted at 03/3/2016 09:13 by wshak As I indicated, the price for closing has been revised downwards.If anyone wants to sell their DAN shares at 0.4p, please get your broker to contact Ken at Cambell O'Connor (tel 00 353 (1) 679 1969. Non-negotiable on price as that is the level that others are trading at, sorry. WShak Disclosure: I have a small short open that I am looking in the process of closing. |
Posted at 25/2/2016 11:07 by wshak IOnlyPostAfterBBMs,I did post it - it was immediately removed. I don't know why - DAN is now delisted so I wouldn't have thought that stock exchange rules apply. new article from TW, incidentally: They look bust to me, so I won't be offering 0.7p after today. |
Posted at 24/1/2016 21:08 by nod For those who know DAN and Adam Wilson ...It's interesting to note that Atlantic Coal cancelled its AIM listing on 21 January. Adam Wilson is a major shareholder and Chairman of ATC. The cancellation followed a suspension which left private shareholders with no means to sell their shares. For those who don't know DAN very well, Adam Wilson was a director of DAN. He quit so DAN could buy a business he owned in the Middle East named MENA. Peter Shea paid Wilson nearly one million pounds for MENA and it proved to be a worthless business which Shea quickly shut down. Shea then paid Wilson 500,000 pounds a year in consultant fees at the same time as DANs revenues were falling like a stone and loss making. Wilson brought minimal revenue into DAN.Shea and Wilson jointly own a pub-restaurant in England.DAN was a major investor in QPP by way of warrants. DAN was the original nomad bringing QPP to AIM. RT has known Peter Shea and DANs directors for many years. I have never held a share in QPP and have no interest in RT. I have regularly expressed my opinion that DANs directors and shareholders were corrupt. |
Posted at 22/1/2016 19:39 by bibs Lse post: indigopot Some positives 1.625 BuyI suspect that the delisting here could, in a perverse way, actually be good for this share. I understand that this share was being shorted whilst it was trading on AIM and that was probably a significant cause of the decline in the price here from 4p+ to 1.7p. Indeed, Rob Terry wrote in his blog that one of the key reasons that he wanted the share to come off AIM was to avoid the shorting. Around mid-2015, he stated with a high degree of confidence that the fair value of DAN was 4p 4.5p having done research into the firm and having had constructive meetings with management and, as per the RNS on 15 January, the company's prospects are strengthening significantly with a growing pipeline, new areas of strength and new clients. The company raised new funds at 3.35p and Rob Terry sold some of his investment recently at 3.35p off market. If people are happy to pay 3.35p when the shares are trading at 1.7p this clearly suggests significant value. Whilst he has sold most of his stake in IMTK, he is increasing his stake as much as possible off market, recently upping his stake twice. RT is no fool and everything here seems to point to significant future price rises, especially given that he stated that DAN would move into profit in 2016 and comfortably be valued at 4-4.5p on normal market metrics. Being off market should also allow M&A to proceed more quickly. Being off-market could also lead to this share moving towards fair value more quickly, whilst the shorters will probably want to close out. I would guess that without the shorters this would probably now be around say 3p or so and may even have returned to 4p+. After M&A and a relisting RT suggested that 10p is fair value. When trading opens again (not sure when that would be) it would not be a surprise if this rose to say 2p to 3p. If I could buy any in that range when it is trading again I would think that would probably be pretty good value, with a target of say 10p in two years. Just my thoughts. |
Posted at 22/1/2016 11:28 by ionlypostafterbbms No, It's today.I wonder if this will be sufficient lesson to all the herd of mugs who followed RT & his catamite Steamy into this disaster? HTTP://uk.advfn.com/ AIM Cancellation - Daniel Stewart Securities plc 22/01/2016 7:00am UK Regulatory (RNS & others) Daniel Stewart Securities (LSE:DAN) Intraday Stock Chart Today : Friday 22 January 2016 Click Here for more Daniel Stewart Securities Charts. TIDMDAN RNS Number : 6267M AIM 22 January 2016 NOTICE 22/01/2016 7:00am NOTICE OF CANCELLATION OF ADMISSION TO TRADING ON AIM DANIEL STEWART SECURITIES PLC -------------------- Trading on AIM for the under-mentioned securities has been cancelled from 22/01/2016 7:00am pursuant to AIM Rule 1. ORDINARY SHARES OF 0.25P EACH, FULLY PAID (0460284)(GB00046028 -------------------- If you have any queries or require further information, please contact the London Stock Exchange on 020 7797 4154. This information is provided by RNS The company news service from the London Stock Exchange END |
Posted at 02/7/2015 23:05 by nod brownie, fully agree with you. RT currently has no influence in the running of DAN. His recent buying of shares has pushed the share price up and that is all there is to it at the moment. This has been excellent for DAN shareholders who were here prior to RT's buying. Whether RT will be permitted to buy more than 10% of DAN remains to be seen. This decision could be months away.I only have a small punt in DAN. They have been a very dodgy outfit since I invested a few years ago. Peter Shea, Mark Blandford and Adam Wilson were all major shareholders as DAN's assets were disappearing. The disappearing assets included very profitable QPP options held by DAN as payment for nomad services. Shea paid Wilson over £2 million in two years for a Middle East business that had no customers and allegedly Wilson's valuable contacts list. No revenue was seen from this dodgy deal. Shea and Wilson are joint owners of an English pub/restaurant.Obvio |
Posted at 06/5/2015 03:10 by nod DAN has always focussed on fringe companies whose owners and operations are somewhat dodgy and their businesses are often not 100% legitimate. DAN did well out of online gaming companies in the early days. Many were not trading legally but the party lasted a long time, companies were very profitable and DAN did well with its options.DAN has won Chinese companies but these are too dodgy to last very long and bring in a steady revenue for DAN. Dodgy overseas companies has been DAN's focus in recent years.I don't know if RT could do a reverse takeover while DAN is delisted. |
Posted at 06/4/2015 22:16 by nod From FinnCap Journal last month... Note the involvement of Mark Blandford who appeared to control major DAN shareholder Rockridge, which built up a substantial holding from loans made to DAN to pay Adam Wilson over a 3 to 4 year period as consultant and to acquire Wilson's Middle East company MENA.FinnCap Journal February: Daniel Stewart secures Singapore backer AIM adviser Daniel Stewart Securities has secured a refinancing package worth £1.52m. The broker believes this will be “more than be sufficient” to cover the regulatory shortfall of the business. Daniel Stewart has even managed to raise the cash at a premium to the suspension price of 0.35p (0.3p/0.4p) a share. A share issue at 0.4p a share is raising £444,000, with Singapore based Epsilon Investments PTE Ltd investing £282,000 for a 9.99% stake in the enlarged share capital of Daniel Stewart – including the conversion of a £300,000 loan note owned by chairman and chief executive Peter Shea. The conversion at 0.4p a share will give Shea 21.9% of the company. Shea acquired a £225,000 loan from a company controlled by Sportingbet founder Mark Blandford for £300,000 on 28 January 2015 and this is what has been converted into shares. Epsilon has also subscribed £775,000 for a non-refundable callable bond, which qualifies as tier 1 regulatory capital. This gives Epsilon the right to subscribe for 194 million shares on payment of a further £1,000 – equating to 0.4p a share – but this right to convert lapses after 18 months. Conversion will give Epsilon a 29.4% stake in Daniel Stewart, although conversion requires Epsilon to receive Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) controller status. Shea’s stake will be diluted to 17.15%. Zainab Binte Mohamed Omar controls Epsilon and he is a director of more than 70 companies. Daniel Stewart promises to publish its accounts for the year to March 2014 in early February and the shares can then return from suspension. |
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