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DIS Distil Plc

0.575
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 07:47:10
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Distil Plc LSE:DIS London Ordinary Share GB0030164023 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 0.575 0.45 0.70 0.575 0.575 0.58 0.00 07:47:10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Distilled And Blended Liquor 1.32M -748k -0.0011 -5.18 3.9M
Distil Plc is listed in the Distilled And Blended Liquor sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DIS. The last closing price for Distil was 0.58p. Over the last year, Distil shares have traded in a share price range of 0.325p to 0.75p.

Distil currently has 684,399,579 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Distil is £3.90 million. Distil has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.18.

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22/6/2017
09:51
This is not an order matching market but one driven by market makers. Therefore they have to acquire stock to be able to pass the stock on for potential buyers.

Dropping the price on no volume is likely the MM's trying to find where the market is. It is not an easy task. They may have buyers looking for stock and are looking to move their positions to gather stock for a purchaser. Bare in mind that 1,000,000 shares is only circa £20K and an institution may wish to have a multiple of this.

The price will move up and down as market makers try and create a market. It does not necessary reflect the buyout price as that is completely separate.

You choose your price at what you feel value is at.

berny3
22/6/2017
09:34
You missed my point which is understandable haggis as the red mist appears to decend everytime someone posts a vaguely negative opinion. I didn't say anything about investing for the price today. Investing is all about thinking the market is wrong and you are right. The market doesn't like this at the moment. I hope/think they are wrong but ultimately Distil is valued today at circa 2p and everything else is irrelevant until the market agrees with company's possible potential.
thepopeofchillitown
22/6/2017
09:25
"The lower it goes the bigger the gains will be when RedLeg is sold."Depends what your average price is I guess.
villarich
22/6/2017
09:22
Haggis - While I can't put a specific figure on brand Clooney, I can give a comparison.Pernod Richard bought an 84% controlling stake in the Avion tequila brand in 2014 for £100m on volumes of 100k cases per year. This rose to 132k cases in 2015. For those of you who haven't heard of Avion, it's a premium brand selling at around $40 a bottle for the standard tequila and up to $180 for the premium Reserva Extra Anejo 44 version.So the £1bn paid by Diageo for Casamigo, on similar volumes, suggests the Clooney brand has an added premium.
villarich
22/6/2017
09:14
The lower it goes the bigger the gains will be when RedLeg is sold.
haggismchaggis
22/6/2017
09:01
Meanwhile the share price....... You have to think how low this can go now. In the end this share isn't worth what anyone on here thinks, it's fundamentals or future prospects. It's worth what the market is willing to pay for it which is getting less everyday. It's been tanking for 2 weeks and eventually you just have to stop swimming against the tide.
thepopeofchillitown
22/6/2017
08:58
Can anyone see if there are more buys than sells? Price still falling?
texas_caddy
22/6/2017
08:34
Of course, you're all entitled to your opinions, but you've not told us how much you think George is valued at in this deal. Suppose he was worth 10% or even 20% of it, that still makes RedLeg worth over £50m based on case sales.
haggismchaggis
22/6/2017
08:29
Sorry haggis but I don't agree. He isn't there just to front up a few posters and do some corny adverts like he does with Nespresso. George will be a key driver of growth. Distributors, bars, restaurants and customers will buy this because of George's association and the perception that he himself is a premium brand.
villarich
22/6/2017
08:00
Haggis that is one of the most naive and daftest things I've ever read on advfn!
buoycat
22/6/2017
07:27
To me George is just an advertising bonus in the deal, they can use him to keep advertising it, in the same way our crab label is there for brand awareness. He's helping brand awareness just as we and our crab are. The price is more about quality of product, uptake in the market place, and growth. It's more important for them that they keep George on board as losing him is a risk that growth might slow, they don't know that for sure, so are playing it safe by keeping him involved.
haggismchaggis
22/6/2017
07:04
To say George Clooney has no impact on the value of the deal would surprise me. I doubt the brand would have grown so fast without his direct involvement.
buoycat
22/6/2017
06:59
interesting that at my tesco, sipsmith is on top shelf and one line, redleg eye level with 3 lines
darkdogs
22/6/2017
06:59
"Casamigos, loosely translated from Spanish as 'house of friends,' was launched four years ago by Clooney, Gerber and Meldman as a passion project. Since then, it has won numerous accolades for superior taste and smoothness of texture, and sales have climbed fast."
haggismchaggis
22/6/2017
06:57
Pope, I don't think George adds anything to the valuation, Diageo revenues are based on case sales, having George still on board is 'nice', but doesn't change the case sales, it's like RedLeg, a hot brand, growing fast because it's highly rated, people don't buy it because it's linked to George they buy it because it's very good. George is worth as much in the deal as our crab.
haggismchaggis
22/6/2017
06:54
haggis I do not disagree with the sentiment of your post and have been puzzled by the drop in price. Especially over the days with no volume. I picked up a few yesterday myself as sub £12mln market cap puts contribution under 20. The Casamigos deal was based on 9 litre cases. Where as my assumptions were on 4.5 litre cases (6 * 750).

In comparison to a valuation in excess of £6.12 mln (£12mln * 0.51) for Redleg Rum your sentiment is still valid.

A couple of other points worth noting from the results. in cash flow £65,000 was spent on plant and machinery. In addition you have to consider listing fees (I would estimate between £100 and £150K). the expense on plant and machinery I have not seen in previous results. When comparing against accounts for say Sipsmith Gin. The company is in the same ball park. That company was sold I recall for £50mln.

berny3
22/6/2017
06:46
I got another couple of Bottles of Red Leg in Tesco's Yesterday, but thinking about it, Given I've spent about £ 200 on Distil Products this Year 95% of that will only come into this financial Year. I think final Results Deflated a few investors as some were expecting more, but with hindsight DIS got 2 Supermarket listings only mid-way through the last financial Year...And more since... so I'm still very bullish on this share as £ for £ growth will be very good for next years figures.
The irritating thing about the share price now is I could have traded it and bought back cheaper but that doesn't always work out...I do think the stock is Oversold at the moment and I'm now back on for accumulating personally as I held off buying a couple of weeks back. Given the value of the brands I still believe a more appropriate Market cap currently here would be about £20M
Bring on the news of the USA Rollout !

baticle
22/6/2017
06:46
More interesting stuff on the Tequila story.....

hxxp://uk.businessinsider.com/george-clooney-tequila-casamigos-sold-for-1-billion-2017-6?r=US&IR=T

multibagger
22/6/2017
06:42
To be fair haggis I think George adds a considerable amount to that valuation.
thepopeofchillitown
22/6/2017
06:01
Casamigos "In 2016, the company sold 120,000 cases of the super-premium tequila"£790m / 120,000 = £6,583 per case for the sale of the company. Berny's post 3632, estimates 45,000 case sales, 51% to RedLeg = 22,950 cases of Redleg. £6,583 x 22,950 = £151,079,850 for RedLeg as a brand sale to Diageo. Anyone (not including the resident trolls) still think £50m is too much?
haggismchaggis
21/6/2017
22:22
I said before that Diageo would see £50m for RedLeg as peanuts, this is demonstrated again with the Casamigos deal at £790m.
haggismchaggis
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