Dp Poland Share Discussion Threads

[lbo] 29/1/2018 17:33

Switzerland. And the AIM company was Global Brands SA. AIM shareholders took a bath on that one!

[davep4] 29/1/2018 17:22

Thank you LBO and which franchise countries have Dominos bought off AIM shareholders?

[lbo] 29/1/2018 16:06

Suspect you would be more pleased with 200 stores all showing profits and a return on the massive amounts of shareholders capital that have been and continue to be deployed in Poland yet with no real sight of any return. This may will end up like many other Dominos franchise countries and being bought by Dominos themselves for a fraction of what it eventually costs the poor AIM shareholders to open those 200 stores.

[davep4] 29/1/2018 12:17

Pleased to hold the shares and hope to see 200 stores within five years!

[muscletrade] 29/1/2018 08:35

And Peel Hunt reiterating their BUY and 75p target this morning.

[hybrasil] 13/1/2018 08:22

I'm going in march

[guernseymoney] 12/1/2018 16:46

Am off to Poland in April so plan to do some visits to the stores and order etc

[hybrasil] 12/1/2018 16:21

Feb 9 I think is the trading update

[silverlandfinance] 12/1/2018 15:43

I note that the share price is starting to creeep up.
Are we expecting any announcements from the company soon?

[guernseymoney] 18/12/2017 17:11

Even with the dilution, if you're lucky like me and have a blended low entry price, then it's still a hold. Appreciate that's not the case for all holders, but still doesn't mean the company is a dog. Big mistake for them to raise so little at IPO, but c'est la vie.

[hybrasil] 15/12/2017 09:48

LBO
Perhaps you will be right but I don't think so (and hope not).
Lets defer the discussion for 3 years

[lbo] 15/12/2017 09:31

Yet still Poland has more stores in that time and much less revenues and losses not profits

[hybrasil] 15/12/2017 08:28

And will continue to be. It only started in 2010

[lbo] 14/12/2017 13:17

But in Iceland in only 23 stores they generate over £35m in sales and a profit of £2.4 million. In Poland it's quite the opposite with 50 stores.

[hybrasil] 14/12/2017 10:58

Todays dominos acquisition of iceland dominos more than underpins the value here.

I gather the recent share pull back has been one shareholder who wanted out.Its ticked up a little this morning and I suspect we will back in the 40's for the february trading statement

[a1samu] 05/12/2017 07:49

Instead of being clever and writing all the patronising rubbish, if we private investors would set up an alliance putting pressure on Peel Hunt and the directors, the criminal behaviour could be contained, for the only reason that these criminals get away with fleecing everybody is because they can get away with it and no one from the directors or large shareholders advises them of what is acceptable behaviour. Other companies do this!

If the chairman of the company would guide them as to what is acceptable, much of this behaviour would be eliminated.

It does appear to me that directors of the company are complicit whether knowingly or unwittingly and there is much that they could do to ensure that shareholders are treated with respect as they should be.

[guernseymoney] 05/12/2017 07:01

@LBO yes, but there are so many rats and mice on AIM.

One of my mates put £5k in Bitcoin in 2014 and has just cashed out with a serious gain. I never had any exposure, but the whole crypto currency thing raises huge existential questions to the status quo re markets/central banks/things as we know it.

[lbo] 04/12/2017 16:43

Bitcoin could end up being more bent then the AIM marketOver the first 20 years the FTSE Aim All-Share index had fallen by 27% while the main market index had gained 85%.https://www.ft.com/content/ea2bd724-140c-11e5-abda-00144feabdc0

[guernseymoney] 04/12/2017 15:48

@ A1samu Well, nobody is forcing you to buy/sell shares, but agreed that whole system is BENT and market makers/insider trading/secondary dealing is rigged and crooked.

Just stick to bitcoin and retire early :-)

[a1samu] 04/12/2017 15:32

None of the comments help in curtailing the market makers to behave in a civilised manner and all the bull-sheet written, does not help for the future for no one is interested in trying to reform the behaviour of the rampant share manipulators, who all they want to do is to continue in their criminal ways.

[guernseymoney] 04/12/2017 15:27

@LBO Fair enough, but the UK plc is hardly going to buy the Swiss Domino's operation and tell the truth to shareholders and say something like "we bought this Swiss dog in a fire sale and it's a bit of a gamble, but hardly material so worth giving it a go"

Anyhow, be interested to see where DPP goes the next few years.