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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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| Dp Eurasia N.v. | DPEU | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 190.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 190.00 | 190.00 |
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| TRAVEL & LEISURE |
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Posted at 11/3/2022 10:05 by m_kerr hybrasil - the problem to resolve is that DPEU have the capital invested in russia, so if the order to leave russia comes in from domino's inc, DPEU should be compensated. trading in turkey will i suspect be unaffected by any decision, so they don't face the same pressures that consumer facing businesses in the west have.the issue i've always had with this company is geopolitical risk. the turkish side of DPEU is fantastically well managed, but that's being dragged down by the russian operation. |
Posted at 21/12/2021 05:19 by hybrasil I use a very crude method to value the various dominos franchisees and that is to divide the market cap by the number of stores. In the case of Dpeu that gives a value per store of €132 k or cheap as chips (as opposed to pizza!) |
Posted at 15/11/2021 12:35 by microscope Well the bookbuild was intended to raise funds for about 25 million shares, but they only ended up buying about ten million hybrasil.While it's true that a large number of DPEU shareholders expressed that they wouldn't sell their shares, nevertheless Jubilant, had they pursued their intention thoroughly, would have then looked to smaller shareholders.I didn't receive any communication, and I expect I was not alone. Did you? The conclusion that the bookbuild didn't raise the intended funds therefore becomes entirely logical.Maybe they'll have to raise their offer (after six months) to attract more sellers. Or maybe they'll make do with what they've got.That's the gamble either way I think. |
Posted at 01/11/2021 11:42 by microscope Well with 50pc seemingly out of the picture following this morning's announcement, I suspect this is now less in play than it was even a few days ago.If Jubilant couldn't raise funds to get near to 49.99pc, then how would they ever complete a full takeover?It would need to be some sort of equity deal I imagine, which could be less attractive to DPEU shareholders than a full cash bid |
Posted at 31/10/2021 21:59 by m_kerr interesting that since lockdown of march 2020, the turkish lira has lost 40% of it's value against the pound - you need a heightened appetite for political risk to invest in turkey which i lack.hybrasil - i remember DPEU used a technicality of their dutch listing to fail to disclose that Turkven, the original private equity owner, had disposed of a chunk of their holding a while back. very poor, and corporate governance was an issue given that half the board was made up of Turkven executives who were clearly motivated to do things that benefitted their employer, not the company. |
Posted at 24/9/2021 20:57 by hybrasil Jubilant owns circa 32% of dpeu |
Posted at 12/9/2021 22:40 by m_kerr what you should look for with domino's franchises is the like for like sales growth, and franchisee openings. both are excellent here. it's clearly a well run business with experienced local management, albeit results are soured by a failing russian business. main issue i've had with DPEU is that it's stuck in turkey, the lira being down 70% in the last 5 years. as an investor are you fairly compensated for that heightened currency risk? jubilant foodworks, the domino's franchisor of india, has an enterprise value of £5.3bn, or £3.8m per outlet, compared to around £0.2m per outlet for DPEU (5% of the value). |
Posted at 07/9/2021 08:11 by microscope Launch of new chocolate dessert product the absolute highlight :), those with very long memories, CJ and Reggie Perrin would be so proud! :))'DPEU didn't get where it is today without launching new sweet products, Reggie!' 'Great.' 'Super.' But not to deflect from these results. In trying circumstances a brilliant outcome, and chart at new highs as I type. :) |
Posted at 31/8/2021 18:38 by lennonsalive DP Eurasia (DPEU)DP Eurasia is the master franchisee of Domino's in Russia, Turkey, Georgia, and Azerbaijan.It holds an exclusive license here and is the largest pizza delivery company in Turkey.Here's an excerpt from the company's recent trading update:However, these high growth percentages are from weak comparators in the year prior. The shares have also been a disaster from IPO.But looking closer, we can see that towards the end of 2020 the moving averages started to turn up and the price broke out.We can see the price rallied strongly through 45p and hit a closing price high of 84p. I've drawn the resistance level here. The stock is consolidating with low volume and low volatility. That tells me the stock is reaching its equilibrium point, where buyers and sellers decide is the correct price. It also means that the stock will likely have a big move when it does move - although this could also be down as well as up!I'm watching the stock closely here for future updates and to see if the price breaks through 84p.PositivesVolume slowing and volatility contractingConfirmed uptrendNegatives Easy comparators from 2020Operates in areas of increased risk both economically and politically |
Posted at 16/2/2021 13:18 by spectoacc "Further update in due course", wonder how long it will take. Enjoying the ride so far. Does feel like a step-change in interest in DPEU (or maybe it was just that 45p perma-bot ending). |
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