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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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| Digital Learn. | LSE:DLM | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B7FD9168 | ORD 0.01P |
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| 12/6/2014 | 21:23 | Digital Learning Marketplace plc - 2012 and beyond | 461 |
| 30/5/2014 | 21:03 | NEW BEGINNING MKT CAP JUST Ј380,000 (with cash Ј279,000) | 163 |
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Posted at 02/11/2012 07:52 by n3tleylucas Shareholder update and SuspensionAs set out in the announcement dated 8 October 2012, the board of DLM ("Board") has been considering a range of options to maintain and grow shareholder value, against a background of extremely difficult and fragile Company finances. While the Board is working on a number of proposals, as set out below, which could, if implemented, provide the Board with clarification on the financial position of the Company there is currently no certainty that the Board will be able to implement such proposals. As a result of this uncertainty the Board is seeking a suspension. In order for the Company to eliminate the Company's indebtedness and have sufficient working capital to continue to operate as a solvent entity the Company must be in a position to implement a Company Voluntary Arrangement within four weeks, the terms of which are currently under negotiation. Further to the announcement made on 8 October 2012, when the Board announced it planned to raise £250,000 through a placing of zero coupon, unsecured convertible loan notes and dispose of all assets and liabilities to the Company's shareholders as well as the adoption of a new investment strategy and change of name to Shidu Group Plc, a number of potential buyers have expressed an interest in acquiring the operating subsidiaries of DLM and the Board is currently considering each proposal. As a result of these expressions of interest, it is likely that the operating subsidiaries of DLM will be sold to a third party as opposed to being transferred to a new private company which would be owned by the existing shareholders of DLM, while still retaining their ordinary shares of 0.01 pence each ("Ordinary Shares"). Discussions are continuing, an announcement will be made when a contract has been signed and a circular sent to shareholders seeking consent for the disposal in line with AIM Rule 15. In addition to a number of the Company's dormant subsidiaries, DLM Products Ltd, DLM Consulting Services Ltd and PixeLearning Ltd, operating subsidiaries which have not attracted interest from buyers, will be liquidated and Intellego Knowledge Solutions Ltd closed. In conjunction with holding discussions regarding a sale of the operating subsidiaries of DLM, the Board is also determining an appropriate investing policy for the remaining AIM quoted vehicle. To this end, discussions are continuing with the clients of Peterhouse Corporate Finance as set out in the announcement dated 8 October 2012. In view of the uncertainties in relation to the operational and financial condition of the Company, the Board has requested that trading in the Ordinary Shares of the Company be suspended until such time as the outcome of the aforementioned discussions can be clarified. The Board will keep shareholders informed of progress in relation to the discussions outlined above and when appropriate a circular will be sent to shareholders and, if appropriate, to creditors of the Company convening a general meeting. In this interregnum both Angus Forrest and Bruce Leith are acting as executive directors of the Company. |
Posted at 09/10/2012 21:22 by scientologyweirdo 102 mentions of DLM on the Topinfo pump and dump brigade thread. Many of them in the last few days.Tut Tut. TOP Traders Thread !!!! - CR Amazon_Woman - 08 Oct 2012 - 11:01:40 - 155830 of 156630 DLM people still sniffing small trades but £2k is .5% of the co !!! funded returned to profitability according to RNSs, the latest fund raise should be enough to fund WC if they are now profitable. -------------------- TOP Traders Thread !!!! - CR Amazon_Woman - 05 Oct 2012 - 16:20:48 - 155551 of 156631 DLM sorry only a 50 bagger got carried away saying 100 bagger LOL -------------------- TOP Traders Thread !!!! - CR Amazon_Woman - 05 Oct 2012 - 15:57:56 - 155512 of 156631 DLM a bit more interest £350k MC with contracts coming in at £350k a time 10 poss 100 bagger IDS -------------------- TOP Traders Thread !!!! - CR Amazon_Woman - 05 Oct 2012 - 15:17:38 - 155466 of 156631 NEW BEGINNING MKT CAP JUST £380,000 (with cash £279,000) (DLM) DLM last mention do NOT say why didn't anyone say am off again have fun -------------------- |
Posted at 08/10/2012 13:08 by topinfo LOL. Best way to ensure shareholders value is dilute the share price by 80% from 18.5p to 2.5p. Yep I can see how that benefits shareholders....Not!Although de-listing would be a possibility for the Company, the Board has decided to investigate alternative options which have the potential to deliver greater overall value to shareholders. In this regard, the Directors are pleased to announce that the Company has today entered into a subscription agreement with an FSA regulated broker on behalf of the their clients via Peterhouse Corporate Finance, the Company's brokers, which envisages: * raising of GBP250,000 through a placing (the "Placing") of zero-coupon, unsecured convertible loan notes (the "Loan Notes"). The key terms of the Loan Notes are: * Gross proceeds of GBP250,000; * Repayable by 30 June 2014; * Subject to the receipt of any required regulatory approvals both the Company and Loan Note holders may elect to convert the Loan Notes into ordinary shares of the Company, at any time following the proposed forthcoming General Meeting ('GM'), at a price of 2.5p per share; and |
Posted at 08/10/2012 13:03 by topinfo Digital Learning Marketplace plc Digital Learning Marketplace plc : Proposed Subscription and Corporate RestructuringAlert TIDMDLM 8 October 2012 DIGITAL LEARNING MARKETPLACE PLC ("DLM" or "the Company") Proposed Subscription and Corporate Restructuring On 28 September 2012, the Board announced, inter alia with the issuance of the Company's unaudited Interim Results, that it was considering a range of options to maintain and grow shareholder value, against a background of extremely difficult and fragile company finances. This review had been underway for some time prior to the announcement last month, but has been brought to a conclusion following the Interim Results. Whilst the Board believed that the opportunity existed to develop a substantial and profitable business, their view is now that the prospects for delivering on this opportunity within the public environment, with its associated cost base, is limited. One of the principal objectives of the Company's listing on AIM was to provide it with access to development capital as the business grew. However, it has become apparent that in the more demanding current market environment the Company's trading is not sufficiently strong to ensure this objective can be met, and as a consequence the Board no longer feels able to justify the continued costs associated with the Company's admission to AIM. Although de-listing would be a possibility for the Company, the Board has decided to investigate alternative options which have the potential to deliver greater overall value to shareholders. In this regard, the Directors are pleased to announce that the Company has today entered into a subscription agreement with an FSA regulated broker on behalf of the their clients via Peterhouse Corporate Finance, the Company's brokers, which envisages: * raising of GBP250,000 through a placing (the "Placing") of zero-coupon, unsecured convertible loan notes (the "Loan Notes"). The key terms of the Loan Notes are: * Gross proceeds of GBP250,000; * Repayable by 30 June 2014; * Subject to the receipt of any required regulatory approvals both the Company and Loan Note holders may elect to convert the Loan Notes into ordinary shares of the Company, at any time following the proposed forthcoming General Meeting ('GM'), at a price of 2.5p per share; and * Assuming full conversion of the Loan Notes the new subscribers will hold 81.77 per cent and the Company's current shareholders will hold 18.23 per cent of the enlarged share capital immediately following the General Meeting outlined below. This subscription has been made on the basis of * The disposal of all of the existing assets and liabilities of the Company to the Company's shareholders, so that ownership of these assets and liabilities via a private company will mirror the current ownership of the Company. The Board is currently evaluating the most effective way to facilitate this separation. * the adoption of a new investing strategy by the Company; and * the change of name of the Company to 'Shidu Group Plc', to reflect the new investing policy when formulated . together, the ("Proposals"). The Proposals will require the approval of the DLM's shareholders as they would result in a fundamental change of business for the Company under Rule 15 of the AIM Rules for Companies. When the Proposals have been finalised, including the future investing strategy and Board changes necessary to implement the strategy, an announcement will be made and a circular convening a General Meeting of the Company for this purpose, will be sent to shareholders in accordance with AIM Rule 15. In summary, the Board considers that the Proposals are in the best interests of the Company and its shareholders as: 1. they provide the best opportunity for the DLM existing business to be developed for the benefit of shareholders, who will retain ownership on a de-merged basis, either as a stand-alone business or as part of another entity or sold with the realised funds being returned to shareholders; 2. they provide the opportunity of a "clean shell" which is more attractive to potential reverse candidates; 3. they remove the financial uncertainty, as referred to above; and 4. overall, they present the best option for re-establishing shareholder value. . For further information please contact: Angus Forrest Roland Cornish Jon Levinson Lucy Williams Digital Learning Beaumont Cornish Peterhouse Corporate Finance Marketplace PLC (NOMAD) (Broker) 020 7408 4720 020 7628 3396 020 74690930 |
Posted at 15/8/2012 09:24 by someuwin As I see it...DLM has signed an agreement with a FTSE 100 company (The publisher) to produce digital learning products with online/video based content. The publisher will then sign contracts with major corporates worldwide to use these training courses/resourses. (The value to DLM of contracts already signed is in excess of GBP350,000). Thus, as each new corporate signs up with the publisher they will be paying for the existing content so revenue to DLM will be incremental. DLM gain by producing more content for existing corporates AND they gain when new corporates sign up for the existing material. "Discussions are being held with other major corporates and further contract wins are expected." |
Posted at 10/8/2012 09:42 by jambo172 Wow.Placing at 0.1. I thought placings were usually done at discounts to share price. This has been done at double the share price. Is this not a real vote of confidence. Alternatively maybe there is some more info that we don't know about. |
Posted at 23/7/2012 14:53 by markt "wilburylover1 19 Jul'12 - 18:51 - 394 of 399 So Markt. What happens from here." .....no idea at all ! but..... there is a risk of X% that it does not produce its results and puts itself in administration (being suspended is not recommended business practice !)....and shareholders get 0 or a chance that they raise some cash to keep going for longer..... and/or new contracts at same time or announce that sold themselves to bigger company.....with return of 0-100% for shareholders or announce termination of some projects that were using up cash...and redundancy for those people, or the projects moved to some other company that can afford to run them.... I havent been watching closely and I am not close to the co, so my guess would not be very good.... they are involved with some big companies in the DLMarket like Pearson...who could buy them if it avoided the DLM project ending. in all deals imo DLM are in a bad position.....no bargaining power imo...since have predicted results date and then not produced... (high change I think that they have a possible deal..hence announced a results date...but struggling to sign it off. I assume that not producing results because if they did they would have to announce that they are not a going concern and perhaps the rules would force suspension and calling in administrato....) I hope they keep going..... (it is a repeating problem for listed microcap companies....if they dont quickly grow turnover and hence spread the cost of being listed over more turnover....they can consume themselves if do not make high profits to support the listing costs 1/2M - 1M pnds per year minimum I think for AIM companies when include director fees (normally much higher than for a non listed co) Anyone else got any views ? ==== Why are there posts about Close Brothers on DLM thread ?! |
Posted at 26/4/2012 17:11 by faz147 ant15 - you say not to worry if the acquisitions are "reasonably" acquired, but we already know that the number of shares to be issued for the acquisition of Accredit will be determined by the mid-market price of DLM on the date of completion. I am not a holder here yet so I may be wrong, but I get the impression that existing shareholders, some of whom may have been holding since the share price was 0.3p or more, will not consider the deal reasonable if the share price fails to improve markedly before the date of completion. If we take the current mid-price of 0.13p per share as the price on completion, then the dilution will be for c.307 million shares, or approx 37% of the current issued shares. Also Mark Savinson appears to have taken more than £130,000 in dividend payments over the year to 30 June 2011, it will be interesting to see if he has got away wwith taking a similarly large amount again this year, especially as he has managed to attract a T/O bid from a listed company during the year! |
Posted at 01/3/2012 18:55 by someuwin Digital Learning Marketplace plc : Arrangement...HUG For immediate release 1 March 2012 DIGITAL LEARNING MARKETPLACE PLC ("DLM" or "the Company") ARRANGEMENTS TO RAISE £200,000 The Board of DLM, the AIM traded digital learning business, is pleased to announce that the Company has agreed arrangements to raise £200,000 (before expenses). Under these arrangements, the Company has placed 100,000,000 new ordinary shares (the "New Shares") at 0.20p per share (the "Issue") in return for an agreement to acquire 72,727,273 ordinary shares of 0.25 pence each in Athol Gold and Value Limited ("Athol"), an investment company, at a cost of £200,000, such Athol shares being available to be placed in an orderly fashion on DLM's behalf at some future date. Athol reported a loss of £574,000 for the six months to 30 June 2011 and had at that date net assets of £3,093,000. As at 25 January 2012 Athol reported a fully diluted net asset value per share of 0.33p. . As at the close of business on 1 March 2012 the 72,727,273 Athol Shares being acquired by DLM had a market value on AIM (at a closing mid market price of 0.27p) of £196,363. The Issue is conditional on admission of the New Shares to trading on AIM ("Admission"). Application has been made to the London Stock Exchange for the New Shares, which will rank pari passu with all existing ordinary shares, to be admitted to trading on AIM. Admission is expected to become effective and dealings to commence on or around 6 March 2012. Following Admission, the number of shares in issue will be 774,809,182 Ordinary Shares of 0.05 pence per share. This figure may be used by shareholders in the Company as the denominator for the calculations by which they will determine if they are required to notify their interest in, or a change to their interest in, the share capital of the Company under the Financial Services Authority's Disclosure and Transparency Rules. Commenting on the transaction, Andy Hasoon CEO of IHP said, "We will use the funds from the sale of the Athol shares to provide additional working capital and to finance the organic growth of the business and investment in the Digital Learning Marketplace project." -ENDS- |
Posted at 18/1/2012 07:49 by mike_f Think of the DLM like Amazon for example. They get a bit of commission for every product sold through them. That is how I envisage the DLM working. If a certain place generates alot of traffic people will pay to advertise their product on it. If there are thousands of products on offer and the commission is only 1-2% of the sale cost it doesn't take a genius to work out how quickly the operator can make a very decent sum!Pearson as you know are a huge company. A few million pound profit over the course of a year is negligible to them in the grand scheme of things. So why would they go to the trouble of setting it all up? Whereas DLM turning over a few million a year would see the share price at multiples of the current share price. Anyone can strip the goodwill and intangibles out of the figures. In the same breath long term liabilities could be left out but you chose to include them... I am not saying this is the safest stock on AIM but it has come a long way since 18months ago and I believe it is still going in the right direction. After all AIM is all about future potential and not so much current affairs. I think the company could have another very good year improving on last years performance. With regard to your comment on me working for the company or being a related party just because I used the word us is hilarious. I am a shareholder in the company therefore I own a part of the company... |
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