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DWSN Dawson Intl.

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26 Apr 2024 - Closed
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dawson Intl. LSE:DWSN London Ordinary Share GB0003343018 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.30 - 0.00 01:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

Dawson Intl. Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
18/6/2009
04:55
interesting to see Ghione back on the board.
is he not the same chap who was involved previously and has a large shareholding ?

cg1953
17/6/2009
23:22
I am a bit surprised at the lack of reaction to today's news, particularly given that today's anouncement will result in the repayment of borrowings, and a further transfer of current assets to cash. Current assets dwarfing the current market capitalisation. Doubled my holding this morning.
tomoslewis
17/6/2009
10:45
So T&D's gone at last.

Looks to be about £8-£8.5m plus another £5m to be realised from working capital.

Not bad I guess.

Now they just need to sort out the pension fund.

arthur_lame_stocks
08/5/2009
12:38
it does look as though the sale of Todd & Duncan's proceeding though ? resolve that lease issue & we're there.
the troll
08/5/2009
11:53
lots to chew on in AGM statement.
deswalker
19/4/2009
20:48
Wrong dawson...wrong thread
langland
19/4/2009
20:28
Daily Telegraph
19 Apr 2009

Dawson News loses £125m contracts

Troubled newspaper wholesaler Dawson News is expecting to lose two more major contracts worth £125m, including one with Trinity Mirror, within the next two weeks/ The news comes as Dawson is taking legal advice after losing a series of lucrative contracts and is considering whether to challenge a recent decision from the Office of Fair Trading (OFT). It is preparing to lose the Trinity Mirror contract, worth £50m in revenue terms, and Marketforce, which distributes titles such as Elle and Red. The Marketforce contract is worth £75m in revenues.

It has lost lucrative contracts with Associated Newspapers and Comag. It also lost major magazine contracts with Frontline and Seymour Distribution. The contract with Trinity Mirror expires in September, while the Marketforce contract ends on December 31. Its contract with Telegraph Media Group, due up in the autumn, will also not be renewed. The company's legal team is understood to be investigating whether the client losses are the result of predatory pricing and a collective boycott – an allegation that will meet much opposition. Its two main rivals are Smiths News, which has a strong presence in the south of the country, and John Menzies, strong in the north.

Dawson is linking its worsening situation to an OFT decision last year against referring the newspaper and magazine distribution market to the Competition Commission, on concerns that the three main players had come to dominate the market. The OFT decided against a referral because of the unique status of newspapers but indicated that it was looking for changes in the magazine sector, saying absolute territorial protection should be removed from magazines and wholesalers could sell into any territory. The OFT's intention was to increase competition leading to lower prices, higher service levels and higher availability. However, wholesalers soon had concerns about previously exclusive territories being opened to competition.

Dawson is now expected to ask the OFT to reassess the situation urgently. Some retailers are also believed to be considering approaching the OFT about Dawson News's situation. Peter Harris, the chief executive of parent company Dawson Holdings, said: "The end result has been the exclusion of Dawson News and a number of smaller wholesalers from the market, effectively creating a wholesaler network of just two regional monopolies.." Dawson said that while it believes its pricing has remained aggressive, it is still is unable to compete with the low prices offered by Smiths and Menzies.

masurenguy
17/4/2009
12:12
"The independent directors (being David Cooper, Andrew Bartmess and Stephen
Russell) consider, having consulted with the Company's nominated adviser, WH
Ireland Limited, that this resolution is not in the best interests of the
Company and unanimously recommend that shareholders vote against this resolution
as they intend to do in respect of their own beneficial shareholdings which
total 25,000 ordinary shares, representing 0.01% of the issued share capital of
the Company."


Nice to know that the independent directors are heavily invested in their own company. :)

lobo
16/4/2009
12:59
moving up slightly over the last few days ?
cg1953
27/3/2009
16:50
hope so, & even then, it wouldn't be expensive. have you looked at AIEA ? new CEO bought 1.5m shares yesterday following results.
the troll
27/3/2009
15:33
If this breaks through 3p then next stop is 5p+ absolutely certain.
battyman2
21/3/2009
18:54
MK Cap = net cash, ie you get the businesses for nothing, this could yet turn out to have been a shrewd move by LDSG.
the troll
11/3/2009
07:30
Results look good.
deswalker
23/2/2009
13:53
oops - looks like the party is over - time to get out methinks!
callumross
21/2/2009
17:21
Pal999: try reading the RNS's:


"International PLC announces that it has signed non-legally binding Heads of Agreement with Ningxia Zhongyin Cashmere Co. ("Zhongyin") regarding the possible sale of the business and assets of its Todd & Duncan cashmere yarn spinning business ("Todd & Duncan").
This may or may not lead to a sale of the business. Any such transaction would be subject to the satisfactory completion of due diligence by the purchaser and detailed contractual negotiation."


The business is going to be sold!!

battyman2
20/2/2009
17:48
Just heard that the spinning division Todd & Duncan has told employees that the factory will be closed for one week and thereafter onto a 4 day week due to zero sales? What? Doesn't add up?
pal999
20/2/2009
09:51
You seem to be ramping this everywhere today. Should be doesnt give me much confidence. Can you justify your 5p valuation
pelleeds1980
20/2/2009
09:38
This should be 5p plus!!
battyman2
20/2/2009
09:38
This should be 5p plus!!
battyman2
20/2/2009
08:57
troll - too true, too true
battyman2
19/2/2009
23:40
a pathetic amount of stock traded though given the positive nature of the announcement ?
the troll
19/2/2009
13:43
MM's being ultra cautious probably because of the financial crisis?
battyman2
19/2/2009
13:42
Rocketriser - hope you're right.

This share price should be at 5p + on todays news!!

battyman2
19/2/2009
11:13
This is going to be a multi-bagger over the next week or two!
suehelenreturns
19/2/2009
11:10
I believe that Ningxia Zhongyin deal is done.
rocketriser
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