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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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DQ Entertain. | DQE | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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1.125 | 1.125 |
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Posted at 26/7/2016 20:53 by 2pablo Investor LinkIf you use this link you get to the old version of the website where there is an Investor Link - strange but true : hxxp://investors.dqe There, as long as you don't hit Home or one or two other tabs, you can still see all the old information. I say all this for little reason other than for posterity's sake. |
Posted at 18/7/2016 07:46 by canna1 Pablo, you will probably be aware that there is no longer an investor link on the DQE website. Well its either because they don't have investors anymore or because they are updating the pages. Still no RNS from the company regarding the Bondholders! |
Posted at 14/7/2016 08:07 by canna1 See the investor PLC webpages on the DQE website are now also under construction. Are they teasing us. Being under construction may be a hint that there is still some life left in this dog yet! Then again it may mean nothing and we are doomed! |
Posted at 08/1/2016 10:01 by tiltonboy Good points smithie, wish we had a board that would be honest and straight with investors, so we could make informed decisions. |
Posted at 06/1/2016 12:56 by mandm10 2p: Go to investors relations on the India site and see that the promoters (ie US) own 75% of shares, that leaves 25% tradeable in India.As regards UK: over 90% is owned by major holders: Zenithal, Florida, Goldman, CCS, Platinum & Ferlim. The tradeable shares here amount to in monetary terms re £300K, Tilton & Myself own somewhere between 15-20% of those. As said earlier, my fear is that the protagonists will soon be in position to buy out DQE from AIM at a steal. With the Nr. of shares they own, it is easy to drip feed back into market to try and keep share price surpressed. Something has to break soon, hopefully I am wrong and SPs will start to correlate. Tilton as regards bond issue, there is a 36 month period from Dec. 14 before dilution sets in, so as long as Co. can survive next two years we should be OK |
Posted at 06/1/2016 08:13 by philjeans It's a gamble for sure - nobody really knows how to value our UK shares.But I'm adding still, based on chart, prospects, and fact that new investors believe the whole complicated business is worth investing in! Could very easily double from here. |
Posted at 31/12/2015 13:37 by tiltonboy I thought I had a good handle on the trading in DQE shares, but I'm now flumoxed!I was surprised to see lines get sold between 5-5.25, but more surprised with selling occurring at 4.25 and 4.5. Somebody seems keen to get out! At the back of my mind there is this little concern that one of the investor group has had a change of heart. No evidence to suggest that it is anything other than paranoia on my part! |
Posted at 15/10/2015 07:55 by simonparker5 No I am not MFU just a keen investor in low priced value shares! And thisis certainly that. ATB |
Posted at 30/9/2015 08:52 by dicko80 I had my suspicions when I spoke with IR, since the email below I have sent 3 emails asking for clarification regarding CCS, but no reply... LOLFrom: Rashida Adenwala [mailto:rashida@rna- Sent: 15 September 2015 02:46 To: XXXXXXXX Subject: Re: DQE Hi I am resending this email from my personal ID as I am not sure if you have recd the below email On 15-09-2015 07:14, Rashida wrote: Dear XXX Please find the responses to your queries below. With regards Rashida On 08-09-2015 15:21, Rashida wrote: On 07-09-2015 16:38, XXXXXXXXXXX wrote: Hi I’m a private investor carrying out some initial research into the above company. Please can you advise on all as below – 1) Holdings RNS – Corporate computer services – now holds 29.7% Did they acquire the stake through the market or buy it from an existing shareholder ? They are currently just under the % stake to offer for the company, Have you spoke with the new shareholder and asked their intentions. They have acquired their stake through an existing investor. But we were not aware of the same until we got to know the same from the shareholders register. Yes we have requested them to provide the KYC details as well as their intentions. They have not provided any information yet. 2) Market valuation - £2.5m Are you aware of any large shareholders selling out, hence the low valuation the market gives the company? All of the large shareholders have exited and Corporate Computer Service is now the largest shareholder. 3) Are you aware of any other reason of the low valuation the market gives the company? We really do not know the reason for the low valuation and just as you, we are also really at a loss as to why have our valuation has dropped so low 4) I’m struggling to understand the current valuation especially as the company has secured funding to the tune of $50million. Which is quite unbelievable and even more so in the current climate. Our Company has phenomenal IP's on its library and we have managed to sustain a very difficult period where many animation companies have struggled and even closed down. Further we have been able to raise the funds, as rightly said in the current climate. This goes to affirm that we do have a great potential going forward and which the investors believe and hence have invested. 5) A recent RNS states in advanced talks with well known studios in the USA & France – Will any deals be announced via an RNS ? Yes we hope to have the contract closed by November and then we should have an announcement in place 6) Potential de-listing or sale/listing on Nasdaq – from what I can see this could be a dark area for private investors. Do you have any feedback from the company, with which way they are looking/leaning towards ? We have to give an exit to the Investors within 3 years from their investment either through a strategic sale or an listing on the Nasdaq. We propose to merge the Aim listed company with our Mauritius subsidiary at the time of any of these events happening so that the AIM listed shareholders also can get their interest aligned with that of the new investors. |
Posted at 08/9/2015 08:28 by dicko80 a bit of chat on LSE last night...Percylleyn Posts: 27 Off Topic Opinion: No Opinion Price: 4.63 pablo2 Whoever Corporate Computer Services(CCS) are, it is quite a punt given the conditions placed on the company relating to the $50m loan, i.e. it carries some risk, unless they are either affiliated with the company or the Investor who made the loan. If DQE own Mauritius 100% and Mauritius own DQE India 75% and India own DQE Ireland 100%, what is the angle of the Investor who lent $50m and requires Mauritius to swallow its parent company and list on the NASDaq and what is the angle on CCS paying (say) £1.2m for 29% shareholding when, should the company default, all the assets effectively become the property of the Investor. So I am very confused unles someone has an inside line. But, if all works out well and the company honours the loan and the rearrangement of the company, the Investor can convert into 54% ownership having paid $50m, this implies the remaining 46% is worth at least the same, turning CCS' 29% at a cost of £1.2m into 14% of the new company structure worth approx £9m. Buy out target then is 50p and we start to see the true value of the portfolio rather than the current market cap. |
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