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DKE Dukemount Capital Plc

0.0525
0.00 (0.0%)
Last Updated: 08:00:09
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dukemount Capital Plc LSE:DKE London Ordinary Share GB00B6WZDF03 ORD GBP0.001
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.0% 0.0525 1,000,000 08:00:09
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
0.05 0.055 0.0525 0.0525 0.0525
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Lessors Of Real Property,nec 5k -1.13M -0.0022 -0.23 256.77k
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
08:12:04 O 1,000,000 0.0518 GBX

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Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
08:12:060.051,000,000518.00O

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Posted at 07/12/2023 08:20 by Dukemount Capital Daily Update
Dukemount Capital Plc is listed in the Lessors Of Real Property,nec sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DKE. The last closing price for Dukemount Capital was 0.05p.
Dukemount Capital currently has 513,535,974 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dukemount Capital is £256,768.
Dukemount Capital has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.23.
This morning DKE shares opened at -
Posted at 13/11/2023 14:59 by 1savvyinvestor
Ditched my last shares in this pos. Maybe investors will get lucky but this has been an abysmal share to hold.
Posted at 08/9/2023 06:39 by pwhite73
DKE is still suspended because the FCA are tightening the regulations for standard listed companies. Standard listed companies don't have a financial regulator unlike AIM companies that have a nomad. This is why so many frauds or dodgy companies prefer a standard listing as opposed to an AIM listing where the nomad is ultimately held responsible for ensuring regulatory compliance.

The FCA are doing away with the Standard and Premium listings and will replace it with a single category called ESCC (Equity Shares in Commercial Companies).

A standard listed company will need to find a financial regulator or join the AIM. Given DKE technically does not exist as a commercial concern it is unlikely to find a financial regulator or nomad and is expected to be removed from the London Stock Exchange like many other standard listed companies that have no real commercial business but exist solely to fleece PIs.
Posted at 16/6/2023 07:59 by troutisout
Published today, negative assets, very little cash, Chesterfield having to convert at 0.65p the price they sold their shares and loaned the money back (it would be very dodgy on Geoffrey if they converted at anything less than that price). It really doesn't mean the share price should be 0.65p, the other lenders are getting converted at nominal value 0.1p...
Some seem confused by the £30m RTO rule, it means the Company subject to the RTO must be worth at least £30m, if DKE do RTO with someone the dilution will be massive on existing DKE shareholders. They will end up with a neglible slice of the pot and may well be then diluted out by a share consolidation. Caveat Emptor!
There were a lot of traders hyping this before suspension, I expect them to continue on any relist, a pump and dump of massive proportions so watch out.
How much is DKE worth negative assets of about £1.5m and an LSE listing, how much would a listing cost at the moment, when IPOs are scarce and so fees will be keen by advisers/brokers. DKe isn't even in the Energy sector so that would need to change and a prospectus would be needed to do that. They will need more cash to continue....
Posted at 24/5/2023 14:11 by pwhite73
FINTECH from LSE - "Cause has been shown why the above company should not be struck off the register and accordingly the Registrar is taking no further action under section 1000 of the Companies Act 2006 pursuant to the Notice dated 03/05/2023 I wish I knew specifically “the cause which was shown”"

Annually all companies have to file a Confirmation Statement if they don't they will be struck off. DKE filed a Confirmation Statement on 20/04/2022 by 20/04/2023 none was filed so moves were made to strike off the company. They filed a Confirmation Statement on 03/05/2023 so the strike off was removed.



This has nothing to do with the accounts that have still not been filed and the prospectus required to move from the property to the energy sector.
Posted at 07/3/2023 08:20 by pwhite73
Delisting

There is some confusion on LSE chat about a delisting. A company can only be delisted two ways. The first is for the directors to propose a delisting to the share holders in which they need a 75% acceptance of votes cast. DKE will never achieve this as all the shares are held by PIs. The second is for the FCA to cancel the listing as a result of the company being in breach of listing rules for example not filing accounts.

In order to file accounts DKE needs funding.

RNS 22/11/22 - "The Company is working with its auditors and funders to complete the audit as quickly as possible so that it can apply to for its shares to be allowed to resume trading."

The company also needs a prospectus to raise funding via the markets and also to move from the real estate sector to the energy sector. The problem for DKE is that at suspension the market cap was only £700k and it had no business so any prospectus to issue new shares would also have to involve an RTO. Another problem for DKE is that the stock was illiquid until it crashed and became attractive to bottom fishing PIs looking for a multi-bagger on recovery. But the shares could not recover as the company ran out of money and was forced to sell its only assets.

Unless someone or some entity was after the main market listing I just don't see anyone injecting cash into DKE. At the moment its just a question of wait and see but the closer the timeline gets to 30/04/2023 the less likely the shares will be relisted.

As for an extension of the delisting deadline the FCA will only extend in exceptional circumstances such as the case of REVB capitalised at £60 million with 220 employees or ICON that was placed into administration.
Posted at 19/11/2022 11:41 by pwhite73
RNS 26/10/2022 - "On 20th October the Company announced that Dukemount Capital Plc, had issued 128,132,190......However, following further discussions with its advisers, and a clarification of the current Prospectus Rules, the application to admit the shares has been withdrawn. The shares could not be issued and admitted in full without a Prospectus."

This a technical issue the company is having problems with on two fronts. The last annual GM was held in July 2021. The resolutions passed in July 2021 allowed the company to issue up to 3,046,875,000. The company only has 616,243,164 shares in issue so there is plenty of headroom for additional share to be issue. The problem is the resolutions would have expired 12 months later in July 2022. As far as I'm aware there was no GM held this year. This why the FCA stopped 100 million of the 128,132,190 they wanted to issue and allowed only 28,132,190 to be issued on 28/10/2022 to meet certain obligations.

The other issue is this. I have stated before DKE is listed under the real estate sector. A company that wishes to change business and trade under another sector would require a prospectus and gain shareholder approval this is why they've been mooting about a prospectus since January 2022. A new prospectus is also required because the finance company that made money available did so on the premise that DKE was operating in the real estate sector so to change operations is effectively a breach of contract.

DKE needs money for a new prospectus and money to cover them for the next twelve months before the accounts can be signed off and the shares relisted.
Posted at 25/10/2022 16:49 by pwhite73
No because DKE is a listed company. The directors of Arlington are also the directors of DKE. If Masdar/Arlington were to reverse into DKE then people are effectively buying shares on insider information before DKE has officially released the news to the markets. If the story is true and the JV will be reversed into DKE then the shares will be suspended before trading tomorrow morning.
Posted at 21/10/2022 11:03 by pwhite73
You have to ask yourself why isn't the person(s) dumping waiting for this fantastic news that's only a week away. The company talked about an RTO because it had no cash and couldn't issue any stock because the price was under the nominal value of 0.10p. This has now all changed as PIs piled in on RTO hopes raising the share price to 0.23p. With the share price now above 0.10p the company can do a straight placing at 0.10p then talk about looking for suitable acquisitions and forget about the RTO.
Posted at 10/10/2022 09:32 by pwhite73
A sustained share price recovery is difficult without news confirming the company is not going bust. The trouble is when a share price crashes like this MM and PIs pick up cheap stock all the way down. This crashed from 0.12p to 0.030p. So all the way down people have been buying. On any recovery people jump out with their profit and there are some still deciding to cut their losses.
Posted at 22/5/2021 19:11 by lr2
But if you look at the time of the trade, 14:55:10, you would see the quote at that time is 0.52p - 0.55p and that makes the trade a bleedin' obvious sell. The DKE share price fell 11.3% on the day too, another bleedin' obvious sign of selling. Oh, and the trade price of 0.511p was the 4th lowest of the 68 trades that day, how much more obvious does it have to be, it was a bleedin' sell.
Dukemount Capital share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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