Distil Share Price (DIS)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Distil	LSE:DIS	London	Ordinary Share	GB0030164023	ORD 0.1P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+0.025p	+1.30%	1.95p	0	11:53:37

Bid Price		Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price
1.90p		2.00p	1.95p	1.925p	1.925p

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
Beverages	2.01	0.16	3.00	0.7	9.8

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Date	Time	Source	Headline
21/1/2019	12:07	ALNC	Distil Outlook Positive As Quarterly Revenue Rises On Investments
21/1/2019	07:42	ALNCF	Alliance News Flash Headline
21/1/2019	07:00	UKREG	Distil PLC Trading Update
25/10/2018	09:20	ALNC	Distil Swings To Interim Profit On Revenue Growth On Rising Volumes
25/10/2018	06:00	UKREG	Distil PLC Interim Results
04/7/2018	10:45	UKREG	Distil PLC Result of AGM
04/7/2018	08:55	ALNC	Distil First Quarter Revenue And Volumes Up On "Buoyant" Rum And Gin
04/7/2018	06:00	UKREG	Distil PLC Trading Update
11/6/2018	16:30	UKREG	Distil PLC Posting of Annual Report and Notice of AGM
08/6/2018	08:32	ALNC	Distil Annual Revenue And Profit Grows After Advertising Splash

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30/11/2018	20:26	****** DISTIL - That'll be a DOUBLE ! *******	243
25/10/2018	12:12	DISCLOSURE.........	39
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23/3/2019 08:20	Distil Daily Update: Distil is listed in the Beverages sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DIS. The last closing price for Distil was 1.93p. Distil has a 4 week average price of 1.80p and a 12 week average price of 1.80p. The 1 year high share price is 2.75p while the 1 year low share price is currently 1.80p. There are currently 501,982,913 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 354,912 shares. The market capitalisation of Distil is £9,788,666.80. Read Full Thread Reply
03/3/2019 22:32	edpick: Agree, James. Let's say Distil make £350k EBITDA this year. Premium spirits brands typically sell for a high EBITDA multiple, say 20x hxxps://www.just-drinks.com/analysis/just-the-facts-spirits-acquisition-multiples-2001-to-present-day_id112526.aspx Plus the £1m cash, gives a valuation of £8m. That's pricing in no growth at all. I think the current share price is excellent value. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
03/3/2019 10:32	simplyblue: The current share price is based on the hope that one day in the distant future there may be a brand buyout. It is theoretical. A lottery when you look at the amount of other brands behind the bar. There are just too many other brands out there. Go into Wetherspoons and you will not immediately see Red Leg in the relatively low lighting level. You will first see other labels designed to be more eye catching with better contrast of lettering against background. You have to be looking for Red Leg to see it. Take away a future buyout possibility which to be honest is 'pie in the sky' and look at the recent full year trading. £2.01m revenue. It is currently valued at £9.3m. That 4.62 times its revenue!!! It did make a 0.16m profit but based on that its mcap should be sub £2m. A share price collapse to 0.4p is therefore not unrealistic IMHO. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/10/2018 18:58	haggismchaggis: Don also said in his video that there are several mid-tier companies looking to buy brands. He said he would laugh at a £10m offer for RedLeg, and that was way back in April 2017, so it must be worth a lot more by now. I'm still thinking £40m to £50m is an offer that Don would accept, and then pay us all a special dividend that is more than the current share price. I think the video is in the header of this thread, if not, just search Google for videos of 'distil plc don goulding' and it's the Share Prophets April 2017 one. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
22/9/2018 06:56	dante17: 4p is a market capitalization of just over £20 million, which is certainly not outlandish, considering that Redleg alone is worth more than that. It is clear that Distil Plc will have benefited from the boom in food & drinks sales over the balmy summer, and the impact of Carrefour and the Coop taking on our products (in addition to other retailers) will also have helped. I remember the last time we showed a huge growth in sales (more than 50%), the share price shot up to 3.8p. Then sales growth moderated somewhat to around 20%-30%, but we could see sales increasing by more than 30% this time, generating the company's maiden H1 profit under Don, and that could easily take us to 4p.As regards the big deal in the US, I'm of the opinion that nothing can be signed until the bloody Brexit situation is clarified, and there's no sign of that happening just yet. But sales in the UK and in the EU will probably show a big jump (by over 30%). Read Full Thread Follow Reply
01/8/2018 11:22	haggismchaggis: ironmc, DIS is indeed a company that keeps things close to its chest, and there are no leaks here. We have a seasoned veteran of spirit sales running the company, he's been delivering high growth gains for years and it's not really reflected in the share price. He doesn't shout about future upside, he delivers it and then let's the market decide.There's still 5 months of this year to go. I wouldn't write off a USA distribution deal this year unless we haven't got one by the end of October, as Don, the BoD and the big shareholders still want USA distribution sorted.Did they find the reason for the labels missing? It sounds very suspicions that shelf stackers would put bottles on shelves with the front label missing, I would expect them to take the bottles back to the store room and advise the supplier? So did someone remove the labels in the shop? Someone that works for a competitor or wants to hurt the company? Read Full Thread Follow Reply
07/6/2018 19:15	buoycat: Does Milton have a crystal ball? No. The presumption that the results will send the share price higher is misguided. What if the share price falls 20% as can often be the case on results day? If they need the cash now better to remove that risk. They still have a decent exposure to at upside. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
08/5/2018 21:59	rumlover: Share prices can go up or down depending on supply & demand. Distil's assets are it's brands and the company policy is to develop brands and sell it to bigger brewer/distillers so that they can take it to higher level. Distil's share price will shoot up when bigger company makes an offer. Distil's CEO Don Goulding is very keen to sell it's brands at decent price as he has mentioned it at number of occasions. Don Goulding has the will, he will eventually find a buyer. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
31/1/2018 13:29	berny3: Boff 1)I disagree that growth is stagnating. It is my opinion that it is still healthy and growing. Your Asda issues I am not too sure about. Personally I would not use your issues with Asda as a guide for my strategy. I am sure you respect that :) 2) I disagree - you can never rule that out but that would not fit with the current strategy and financial prudence. 3) Each to their own on this only time will tell. 4)In my opinion Mr Goulding is a shroud wise old dog and I would not right him off for his age. He has a significant vested interest to get the share price up as that would be a big contributor to his pension. My answers to each of your points are discussion issues rather than trying to sway your opinion which I respect. Equally your points are the same and require consideration but I am confident I can answer each of your points with what I have looked at. The holding by the fund is significant and it is a very shroud manager behind that fund. Lets see where we are this time next year. We were 1.6 last year and now are 1.875. You did well if you bought in and sold out at the top, but I have never known anybody to always be able to achieve perfect market timing. I do not disagree the entry into the US market has been a longtime, but getting recipes, bottle shape and sizes (US bottling is different than UK bottling and requires a separate run), label design through TTB can be quite a headache and a long drawn out affair. Then you move to distribution and due to the size of the US and different laws and licensing in each State it can be tough to get ahead in the game. Always it is better to take the time to get it right rather than rush and get it wrong and need to start a new campaign. By my figures we have a potential profit of circa £100K; contribution of £634K - on that basis alone the company should be valued circa £15mln - but that is my own figures and assessment of value. Read Full Thread Follow Reply
28/10/2017 08:45	berny3: Mudis See links below - Tesco was listed in 2015 - There were two listings in the same half year previous year [Waitrose and Morrisons]. This half year Asda was included in the listing but only for Redleg Rum. Therefore achieving growth in sales above last quarter YOY is up and above the supply chain fill for that half year. Morrisons no. of stores 491 Waitrose stores stocked 128 [back around the time it was listed I got a look at the Waitrose database in a store] Asda 525 Compare: H/Y 2017 491 *2 + 128 = estimate 1,110 H/Y 2018 525 = estimate 525 It is unlikely that listings were in every Morrisons or every Asda but it gives a comparison. The area for easy expansion would seem to be Blackwoods Gin and Vodka. The Vodka has less of a following than the Gin. So in the short term it would look sensible to try and get Blackwoods Gin listed in Tesco [throughout UK]; Asda; Waitrose; Wetherspoons, other pub chains. The talk of throwing advertising money at the US market is not sensible until you have achieved closer capacity in your current successful market the UK. I think people need to be realistic with the company and its growth plans. Also understand how well the company has done so far with distribution with zero debt. Waitrose 11/08/16 https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/distil-DIS/share-news/Distil-PLC-RedLeg-listed-in-major-supermarket-Tra/72192897 Morrisons 22/09/16 https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/distil-DIS/share-news/Distil-PLC-RedLeg-Blackwoods-listed-in-major-UK-s/72496805 Asda 18/04/17 https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/distil-DIS/share-news/Distil-PLC-Listing-in-Major-UK-Supermarket-Chain/74354185 03/17 Redleg listing in Wetherspoons https://www.jdwetherspoon.com/drink/spirits Tesco 29/10/15 https://uk.advfn.com/stock-market/london/distil-DIS/share-news/Distil-PLC-RedLeg-listed-in-major-UK-supermarket-c/69070702 Read Full Thread Follow Reply
25/7/2017 06:25	multibagger: From FEVR Interim update... ".....We have continued to build on our partnerships with both the established premium gin brands and the increasing number of local craft gin brands, enabling Fever-Tree to play a key role alongside these brands in driving the premium gin and tonic trend across the UK. We also have begun to seed our new expanded range of dark spirits mixers across a small number of high end On-Trade bars this summer and have seen increased distribution of our Cola at retail in the first half of 2017. We are increasingly optimistic about the significant opportunity in premium dark spirits mixers, both within the UK and across our International markets......" Sounds very good to me with all the photos we have seen with FEVR and Red Leg posted :) We could see a DIS share price uplift on the back of this FEVR trading update... Read Full Thread Follow Reply

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