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DKE Dukemount Capital Plc

0.0265
-0.002 (-7.02%)
03 Jan 2025 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dukemount Capital Plc LSE:DKE London Ordinary Share GB00BMWC6Q55 ORD GBP0.00001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.002 -7.02% 0.0265 0.026 0.027 0.0285 0.0265 0.03 90,605,615 16:25:43
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lessors Of Real Property,nec 0 -408k -0.0002 -1.50 490.01k
Dukemount Capital Plc is listed in the Lessors Of Real Property sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DKE. The last closing price for Dukemount Capital was 0.03p. Over the last year, Dukemount Capital shares have traded in a share price range of 0.021p to 0.60p.

Dukemount Capital currently has 1,719,316,623 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dukemount Capital is £490,005.24 . Dukemount Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.50.

Dukemount Capital Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
31/1/2019
08:04
An £80k bonus....for what exactly? Halving the share price?
choppedfried
31/1/2019
07:33
Looks like a tr1 will be coming soon for the chairman's holdings. Lol.Good news again on properties, but feel they need to start pushing for bigger work and getting a foothold in decent government contracts too.
apfindley
29/1/2019
21:43
What a shile of pite!
Let's hope someone goes to war with this board of incompetent, lacklustre ghosts on Friday

choppedfried
20/1/2019
16:02
If DKE was as good at making deals as it is at making excuses....the shareholders would be rather happier than they are..

February's AGM could be interesting....as the directors trot out their excuses


- Lawyers on holiday
- Architect can't find his pencil
- Dog ate my homework

How many years? how many deals? no revenue and share price down 50% in 6 months
But the jolly chaps will pat themselves on the back and tell everyone all is well

All cloak and dagger, atrocious shareholder comms.....careless in every sense of the word

choppedfried
24/12/2018
09:21
Great rns finally.The price should be multiples of this, but someone is selling off slices this morning.
apfindley
24/12/2018
08:35
Slow but steady
futuredlighter
24/12/2018
08:20
Excellent RNS! Lets hope the news flow continues......
market master
17/12/2018
18:51
Should be reported to London Stock Exchange - full listing not AIM
ivor hunch
17/12/2018
13:16
IT'S OFFICIAL
This company is a complete basket case
SP DOWN 50% IN 6 MONTHS
And a Board of Directors appear not to care one hoot for managing shareholder relations let alone creating shareholder value
A revolution may be upon us and an attempt to shake up the non-performing board is in the wind
But when will the 2018 AGM be called....perhaps the Directors, given their partiality to silence, won't even hold one...

choppedfried
24/11/2018
08:28
Yeah chopper...Darty works so hard and the share price goes south...perhaps he shoul dwork less hard...might be to everyone's benefit
scotchoverice
23/11/2018
21:50
Yeah right...people piling in
Does the silent Mr Dart have any other talents beyond shareholder value destruction?

choppedfried
15/11/2018
13:43
This is so crass
Deal 2 was meant to complete subject to planning permission...well you have permission, where is completion?

scotchoverice
08/11/2018
09:21
Those that know piling in here. RNS imminent imho.
cudmore
08/11/2018
09:05
Can see this at 1p soon enough. We have momentum
letmepass
08/11/2018
08:55
Letmepass is here. Expect a 60-70% rise then 😆
cudmore
07/11/2018
16:13
So much rubbish twitter news by the same goons. Totally pumping. GLA
letmepass
01/11/2018
18:54
It must be quite fun writing about yourself in the third person. Quite regal really.
ivor hunch
31/10/2018
20:15
Once the housing associations start leasing from the duke does that money then stay with us or do we bundle it onto another party (or part of) if so has that part of the deal been sorted out. I guess what I'm asking is once this exchange of contracts has been done for this inclusion deal and they do the refurb, get the tenants in is that particular deal sorted (for the next 30 years).

I've heard this talk of institutions before probably on one of the earlier duke videos but thought it was in the transaction cycle (somewhere) of each deal but now wondering if they meant financial institutions gaining access via the stock market & buying holdings via the share price So rather confused. Anyone able to clarify.

reachforthestars
31/10/2018
14:59
@ THE HUMBLE - thanks for reply, and for the charts, always useful to view.

I accept that you're better-informed than I am here, and I'm interested to follow progress. I don't intend buying, though!

jonwig
31/10/2018
13:15
I am assured the full listing is to make its long-dated capital propostion accessible to institutions - once the scale is in place
thehumbleinvestor
31/10/2018
13:10
yes, it's loss making for now, because it has no revenues...but that should change very (very) shortly

in terms of dilution - the company has committed to not issue more capital save for the 30% authorised last year - of which the CEO seems to have a large entitlement

in terms of directors pay, this has been capped at £200k p/a for all directors...

the tightness of the market is what is likely to send the share price soaring...in the view of those in the know (i speak regularly with the 3rd largest holder who is not an insider but holds 15% of the company)

thehumbleinvestor
31/10/2018
12:49
@ THEHUMBLE - interesting, yes, why a full listing?

Charts in the header would be useful. Just edit and paste this:



An immediate problem: today's largest trade (400,000) would cost just £1,360, so getting a decent size might be difficult. NMS is 200,000 so you might find it hard to trade on some days.

Quite a bit of research needed I think: for instance, how can directors squeeze enough cash for themselves? (Believe me, that's top of their list!) Institutions? They won't get out of bed for the sums involved here. Lots of further fundraisings ahead? And then it's lossmaking.

Here's a website:

jonwig
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