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Dillistone Group Plc | DSG | London | Ordinary Share |
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Posted at 04/8/2023 13:53 by clocktower Well done with that one then T101 at least DSG is to small for you to bother shorting it.In light of that we are not due for any news until around September, it is likely to be pretty dull on this thread - bar your good company from time to time. :-) |
Posted at 30/6/2023 08:00 by terminator101 Another months out knack all for dsg. Zzzzzzzzzzzzz |
Posted at 23/6/2023 08:12 by terminator101 Another week of "action" in DSG huh. Zzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzx |
Posted at 26/4/2023 08:56 by smithie6 If it did not have board approval what % is needed ?if an offer has approval is it 50.1% of shares need to vote yes or ? I guess that any offer price agreement might depend on the key big shareholders & how old they are, whether they want cash at this moment. but any price wld have to be notably higher imo to build up £5-6 million in recurring revenue....starting with a company with revenue of say £1/2million....to build that up to £5-6m would take years & lots of investment, £20 million ? ---- Who might buy it ? A company in the USA wld be my best guess. One looking to expand in the UK for its related products & into countries globally were DSG has existing sales (much cheaper than starting from 0 yourself). ----- value ? double ? £8m ? would still cheap for what a buyer gets, 'if' buyer want to expand from USA to uk, Europe & where DSG has sales; & cross sell their own products. ---- been quite a few takeovers happening in recent weeks, inferring that there are buyers out there who think that various cos. are cheap & worth buying. (I got some money from a takeover last year. did well on that :-) |
Posted at 08/3/2023 12:08 by clocktower There needs to be more transparency on all quotes and stock on offer, with not only DSG but across the board with small caps and then they would become more liquid.If you think this is bad, take a look at FAB - MM ripping off all PI's all over the place. |
Posted at 21/2/2023 22:27 by smithie6 Terminatorwhat do you think about DSG ? imo its not a lifestyle co. for the dirs. imo they have worked pretty hard over the last few years to stabilise the co. after a difficult phase & they had to work hard to cope during the Covid crisis when obviously the recruitment sector virtually stopped/closed, with ppl stuck at home & a big drop in the economy. They have reduced staff numbers in past years. And no one likes to lay off people that you work with. & the dirs wages are not high ----- last RNS included this text "Particular performance improvements were seen with the Group's Infinity, FileFinder and Talentis products. 2022 saw the successful implementation of the Group's largest Infinity implementation, with a strong pipeline for this product being carried into 2023. FileFinder client retention improved significantly in the year as a major project was completed, which delivered improved user experience along with significant operating efficiencies" imo the co. has been getting on with it....improving products, doing sizeable implementation, 'pipeline of sales opportunities' & getting results. (& the chairman + 1 director together own about 20% of the shares, they have an incentive/motive to make progress) |
Posted at 21/2/2023 16:25 by z1co clockIf you're interested in a good quality stock (much better than DSG) do some research on CSFS. Likely to double by end of April. |
Posted at 15/2/2023 12:53 by smithie6 AIM mkt now quoting (& offerring real trades) at 19p to sell & 20p to buy.Aim mkt spread at the moment of 1p. unusually small for DSG in recent days. Be interesting to see if the spread stays at that small amount in the coming days. 5%, that is enough imo 10% is excessive imo Phps on AIM the spread has reduced to try to compete with Aquis. |
Posted at 11/2/2023 13:35 by smithie6 as a takeover optioninteresting yes, now that the co. has been stabilised a buyer might now be interested, while before they wouldn't have been. bod costs were £700k (too many dirs ?) , if say £400k for being listed = £1.1 million, after acquisition that could be say £300k for dirs. costs, saving £800k. paying say £6 million acq. cost to get an annual return of £800k & the software products & the recurring revenue & sales channels....would seem to be a good deal. & if someone had a software product they wanted to sell to recruitment companies then via DSG they would have feeds in to many possible buyers |
Posted at 27/4/2022 07:58 by tentrader Join Dillistone Group Plc (AIM: #DSG, @IkiruPeople) presenting a review of 2021 and an introducing the Talentis executive search platform, Dillistone’s latest software release - [...]Results include: Incoming orders up 18% in 2021 compared to 2020 Secured largest new Group client since the restructuring of the business in January 2020 Talentis showing strong momentum going into 2022 [...] |
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