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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Dillistone Group Plc | DSG | London | Ordinary Share |
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 9.50 | 08:00:01 |
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| 9.50 | 9.50 | 9.50 | 9.50 |
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Posted at 09/11/2024 12:51 by clocktower With the increase NI companies will have to pay, the outlook for DSG looks rather grim I regret to say but on the other hand if they can expand the USA side of the business, then the growth under the Trump government could be the spark that this company needs, and expansion without additional investment should lead to improvements in the bottom line.I look forward to the next T/S. |
Posted at 18/9/2024 14:02 by hedgehog 100 17/09/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Dillistone Group PLC Interim Results & Investor Presentation LSE:DSG Dillistone Group Plc"Dillistone Group PLC, the AIM quoted supplier of software for the international recruitment industry, announces Interim Results for the six months to 30 June 2024. Summary • Group H1 adjusted operating profit up £0.097m to £0.133m (H1 2023: £0.036m). • Rolling 12 month adjusted operating profit increases significantly to £0.237m (H1 2023: £0.009m). • Operational efficiencies increase adjusted EBITDA margin to 25.8% (H1 2023: 20.6%). • Total revenue of £2.519m (H1 2023: £2.826m), down 11% in a tough recruitment market. • Recurring revenues represented 91% (H1 2023: 91%) of Group revenue. • Net cash generated from operating activities dropped slightly to £0.529m (2023: £0.565m). • Utilisation of bank facility at period end of £0.172m (2023: cash £0.249m) reflecting ongoing repayment of Government support loans (£0.300m annually). • Board expects to deliver full year results in line with adjusted PTP market expectations. • Investments made in platforms and efficiency gains over recent years allow the Group to continue to deliver "Excellent" Trustpilot rated services to customers, despite significant reductions in cost base. Post Period • On 23 August 2024 the Group raised £0.300m through the issue of loan notes and an additional £0.060m from issuing shares to a new investor. • As at 31 August 2024 cash was £0.156m. Commenting on the results and prospects, Giles Fearnley, Non-Executive Chairman, said: "In my statement in the Annual Report, I said that we had made a solid start to the year. These results confirm that statement with adjusted EBITDA and adjusted operating profit up £0.069m and £0.097m respectively on H1 2023 despite challenging conditions in our key markets. However, we are not immune to the challenges faced by the recruitment sector, and expect to see recurring revenue in H2 below that delivered in H1, driven in large part by significant staff downsizing among our client base. Nevertheless, we are confident of meeting market expectations for adjusted PTP for the year." * Note: "Adjusted" refers to activities before acquisition, reorganisation, Government support, and one-off costs Investor Presentation: 3pm today, Tuesday 17 September 2024 Jason Starr, Chief Executive, and Ian Mackin, Finance Director, will hold an investor presentation to review the results and prospects at 3pm on Tuesday 17 September 2024. The presentation will be hosted through the digital platform Investor Meet Company. Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company and add to meet Dillistone Group Plc via the following link For those investors who have already registered and added to meet the Company, they will automatically be invited. Questions can be submitted pre-event to dillistone@walbrookp |
Posted at 11/9/2024 14:45 by hedgehog 100 11/09/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Dillistone Group PLC Notice of Results & Investor Presentation LSE:DSG Dillistone Group Plc"Dillistone Group PLC, the AIM quoted supplier of software for the international recruitment industry, expects to announce its Interim Results for the six months to 30 June 2024 on Tuesday 17 September 2024. Investor Presentation: 3pm on Tuesday 17 September 2024 Jason Starr, Chief Executive, and Ian Mackin, Finance Director, will hold an investor presentation to review the results and prospects at 3pm on Tuesday 17 September 2024. The presentation will be hosted through the digital platform Investor Meet Company. Investors can sign up to Investor Meet Company and add to meet Dillistone Group Plc via the following link For those investors who have already registered and added to meet the Company, they will automatically be invited. Questions can be submitted pre-event to dillistone@walbrookp |
Posted at 10/9/2024 15:57 by hedgehog 100 Recent Share Trades for Dillistone (DSG)Date Time Trade Prc Volume Buy/Sell Bid Ask Value 10-Sep-24 14:40:25 10.6879 20,946 Buy* 9.50 10.70 2,239 O 10-Sep-24 11:00:19 10.50 14,000 Buy* 9.00 10.50 1,470 UT More buying interest in DSG today, causing a rise of 6.15% (0.6p), to 10.35p. This is the first DSG close above 10p since May, and coming ahead of the interim results (released on 23rd. - 26th. September for the last four years). |
Posted at 04/9/2024 14:28 by hedgehog 100 DSG's new 3.7% shareholder:-29/08/2024 08:30 RNS Regulatory News Dillistone Group PLC Holding(s) in Company LSE:DSG Dillistone Group Plc "... Name Nicholas Slater ... 5. Date on which the threshold was crossed or reached vi: 29/08/2024 ... Resulting situation on the date on which threshold was crossed or reached 750000 ..." According to the poster Showjumper on the LSE (London South East) DSG board, Nicholas Slater is a pretty savvy investor. It could be then that he's a bit of a 'marquee investor' for DSG, a bullish sign:- Jaideep Shirali Financial Consultant (2010–present) Author has 1.2K answers and 629.3K answer views · 4y "A marquee investor is either an individual or a corporate/ institutional investor, well known for investing in companies that turn into success stories at a later date. For example, Rakesh Jhunjhunwala in India is known as a marquee investor and so is Warren Buffet in the US (though both use their companies for the investment). The purchase of some company’s shares by such investors gives others the hope that these companies would turn out to be profitable investments for them too. ..." |
Posted at 02/9/2024 15:53 by hedgehog 100 23/08/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Dillistone Group PLC Trading update and Fund Raising LSE:DSG Dillistone Group Plc"Dillistone Group PLC, the AIM quoted supplier of software for the international recruitment industry, provides a trading update and is pleased to announce that it has agreed to raise GBP300,000 through the issue of convertible loan notes ("Loan Notes") and £60,000 through the issue of new ordinary shares (the "New Ordinary Shares") (together the "Fund Raising"). The Group announced, on 12 June 2024, that its market remained challenging and, if anything, had softened further in the second quarter. This softness has continued into the third quarter. Today, however, the Group is pleased to confirm that the results for the six months ended 30 June 2024 are likely to be in line with management expectations, which would equate to a significant improvement in operational profitability, compared to the first half in the previous year. The business was again operationally cash generative in the period. The Board considers the Fund Raising to be a prudent course of action in case the Group's markets continue to be challenging for an extended period. The proceeds from the issue of the Loan Notes and the New Ordinary Shares will therefore be used to provide the Group with additional working capital. The Loan Notes, which will be drawn down fully in one tranche when required by the Company, will be provided by Mike Love, the former Chairman of Dillistone, and each of the current Directors (together "Noteholders") of the Company as follows: Giles Fearnley £60,000 Jason Starr £90,000 Ian Mackin £30,000 Steven Hammond £15,000 Paul Mather £15,000 Simon Warburton £15,000 Julie Pomeroy £5,000 Mike Love £70,000 The Loan Notes carry an interest coupon of 9.85 per cent pa over their maximum term of 48 months, with a conversion price of 14.0 pence per new Dillistone ordinary share, representing a premium over the current price of 55.6%. Interest will be payable quarterly in arrears and will be satisfied in cash. Various rights are built into the agreement for early repayment or conversion. The issue of the Loan Notes to the Directors constitutes a related party transaction under AIM Rule 13. As each of the Directors is participating in the Loan Notes and therefore there is no independent Director for this purpose, Zeus Capital Limited, the Company's nominated advisor, considers that the terms of the Loan Notes are fair and reasonable in so far as Dillistone shareholders are concerned. The 750,000 New Ordinary Shares are being subscribed at 8 pence each by a new independent shareholder. The New Ordinary Shares will, when issued, be credited as fully paid and will rank pari passu in all respects with existing ordinary shares, including the right to receive all dividends and other distributions declared, made or paid after their date of issue. It is expected that admission of these shares to trading on AIM will take place on 29 August 2024. Following Admission, the total number of Ordinary Shares in the capital of the Company in issue will be 20,418,021 with voting rights. This figure may be used by shareholders 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 Company's share capital pursuant to the Financial Conduct Authority's Disclosure Guidance and Transparency Rules. Giles Fearnley, Chairman of Dillistone Group Plc, commented: "In a challenging climate, we are pleased that we expect to report positive results in H1. This additional cash injection, supported by every current Board member along with our former Chairman, Dr Mike Love, and a new, independent shareholder shows our confidence in the business. It provides working capital to support trading and will also facilitate the release of significant product updates that we expect to see later in the year. "As and when the recruitment industry recovers, the Group will be well positioned to take advantage." ..." |
Posted at 29/8/2024 10:59 by clocktower Well Mr Slater already has a paper profit of £7.5k based on the offer price of 9p not that he could sell all of them at all.I expect he will be happy to wait a year or so to see his value rocket to a point he can release them or more likely earn a very healthy dividend in the future. Still plenty of headroom. |
Posted at 19/6/2024 06:26 by clocktower The company complains of softening markets but the defence industry is crying out for skilled personnel. It is reported that there are over 37,000 vacancies in the industry, so why is DSG unable to obtain contracts from agencies that recruit in this sector?The space industry is another sector that has a large number of small businesses that require highly trained engineers and software developers but what is DSG doing for this high growth business to obtain the skilled staff it needs? It seems to me that they have and are failing to recognise where the potential and growth markets lie. |
Posted at 27/4/2024 14:43 by hedgehog 100 25/04/2024 07:00 RNS Regulatory News Dillistone Group PLC Final Results & Investor Presentation LSE:DSG Dillistone Group Plc" ... The Group capitalised £0.963m in development costs in the year (FY 2022: £1.007m) as the business continued its commitment to developing its products. Amortisation of development costs was £0.994m (FY 2022: £0.980m). ..." DSG's R&D investment is a major bull point here. DSG market capitalisation at the current share price of 11.5p: £2.26M. Divided into DSG's year end 31.12.23 R&D spending of £0.963M. = PRR (price-to-research ratio) of 2.35. This highlights DSG's bullish growth prospects and undervaluation. From the legendary tech stocks guru Conor McCarthy: "Calculate annual R & D expenditure per share and compare it to the share price. If the PRR (price-research ratio - share price divided by R and D per share) is 5 or less it is nearly always worth buying the shares. This applies particularly to recovery situations. As long as an exploration company has the wherewithal to drill holes, there is always the possibility it will strike it lucky. The same goes for an out-of-favour technology company. As long as it can continue to invest in R and D there is the chance it will come up with a blockbuster product. The lower the PRR the more development bang you get for your buck." Conor McCarthy's tech investment approach is based on the principles set out in the classic 1984 book "Super Stocks" by Kenneth Fisher. This is the book that McCarthy recommends to his subscribers. (And perhaps it also inspired him to start "Techinvest" the same year?) And a good example of a low PRR recovery-growth stock of his is mentioned in "Beyond The Zulu Principle" (1996) by Jim Slater:- "I asked Conor McCarthy to give me a good example of Techinvest's success using Fisher's approach. He mentioned Kewill Systems which went astray a few years ago by making an unfortunate acquisition in Germany. The company began to make substantial losses and the shares fell from 318p in 1992 to a low of 49p in 1993. At this point, the PRR of 2 was astoundingly attractive. The Germany subsidiary was sold shortly afterwards and by the end of 1993 Kewill Systems had risen to 265p." Kewill Systems (KWL):- So PRR (price-to-research ratio) analysis can help you to see value before the crowd, which is what I did with NWT (Newmark Security) in 2022, since when the share price has more than doubled ... and in fact has more than trebled from its 2022 lows. A couple of caveats to check for are the possibility of massive dilution or worse in a loss-making stock, and that the products-services being developed are likely to sell well - which is more likely if they're updating existing products-services already being sold. But DSG looks to measure up on both of these, as did NWT. |
Posted at 27/4/2024 12:56 by hedgehog 100 % Gainers % Losers Most ActiveTicker Name Price Change Change % Volume Trades CAR CAR Carclo Plc 13.00 5.58 75.10% 2,174,625 348 ORCP ORCP Oracle Power Plc 0.032 0.0068 27.00% 51,652,030 76 MAST MAST Mast Energy Developments Plc 0.475 0.10 26.70% 25,054,706 142 DSG DSG Dillistone Group Plc 11.50 2.00 21.10% 48,710 6 HUM HUM Hummingbird Resources Plc 8.10 1.10 15.70% 1,941,226 43 DSG closed yesterday for the weekend at the fourth top riser. From Investing.com:- "Dillistone Group (DSG)" "11.50 +2.00 (+21.05%)" "DSG Technical Analysis" "Summary: Strong Buy Moving Averages: Strong Buy Buy (10) Sell (2) Technical Indicators: Strong Buy Buy (7) Sell (1)" From TradingView.com:- "DILLISTONE GROUP ORD GBP0.05" "11.5GBXD +2.00 +21.05%" "DSG technical analysis" "Oscillators Summary Moving Averages" "Buy Buy Strong buy" From SwingTradeBot.com:- "Technical Analysis for DSG - Dillistone Group Plc" "DSG closed up 21.05 percent on Friday, April 26, 2024, on 3.02 times normal volume. The stock rose above its 50 day moving average, improving its intermediate-term outlook by crossing above that important trendline." "ADX Long Term Intermediate Term Short Term Very Strong Down Up Up" |
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