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DNE Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust Plc

490.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:23
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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust Plc LSE:DNE London Ordinary Share GB0005776561 ORD 25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 490.00 480.00 515.00 - 3,876 08:00:23
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Finance Services 9.22M 8.93M 0.6799 7.21 64.37M
Dunedin Enterprise Investment Trust Plc is listed in the Finance Services sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DNE. The last closing price for Dunedin Enterprise Inves... was 490p. Over the last year, Dunedin Enterprise Inves... shares have traded in a share price range of 480.00p to 585.00p.

Dunedin Enterprise Inves... currently has 13,136,810 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dunedin Enterprise Inves... is £64.37 million. Dunedin Enterprise Inves... has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 7.21.

Dunedin Enterprise Inves... Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/6/2016
11:31
Lind added ~250k - above 11%
eeza
17/6/2016
12:25
yes, 10,000 shares for deputy chairman Brian Finlayson.
kramch
17/6/2016
10:58
£30k Director buy @ 310p

So obviously no news imminent.

eeza
25/5/2016
08:59
Ah - yes - Mad Foetus also noticed this move in other ITs. I suppose the possibility of a £10m sale in one chunk was enough to tempt them to overlook the cr*p value they were achieving. Nice business for the buyers.
skyship
25/5/2016
08:05
A few of the big life/pension cos are knocking back their IT stakes - suspect due to the move to buy really, really expensive bonds instead, to "match liabilities". Create liabilities more like.
spectoacc
25/5/2016
07:59
Really bizarre sale by L&G - 300p!!! At least they got their 16p special dividend...
skyship
25/5/2016
06:39
Jeez yes - how come I'm never in on trades like that? Price done well to stay up, I'd have taken a quick turn ;)
spectoacc
24/5/2016
18:05
Noted that the L&G trades have shown up on the 17th and they got out at 300p with the buyers paying the same or less than a penny more.
rambutan2
17/5/2016
08:45
....and Angela Lane buys 15k @ 320.2p
skyship
17/5/2016
07:49
10k d buy (Duncan Bridge) at 327.7p; maybe if they buy enough, they'll want to do something about the fees themselves? ;)
spectoacc
16/5/2016
12:01
Director Brian Finlayson buys another 2,000 shares @ 323p, taking his holding up to just under 110k.

Now quoting 319p-330p; so the equivalent to 335p Bid pre-the 16p Special Divi.

skyship
13/5/2016
17:19
Couldn't be less active than the seller L&G !

Another positive after that reply to Kramch.

skyship
13/5/2016
16:29
About Lind Invest:

Lind Invest is an independent holding company located in Aarhus (Denmark). We make investments in companies – listed and unlisted – and create value through active ownership and with a strong focus on value creation and transparency.
Investments are made by a clearly defined strategy, and management of every investment is based on a strict risk policy and -management. Lind Invest wants to focus on the niches and segments of the market that is not always thoroughly analyzed by other market participants. This means that we are niche investors in a segment where not only capital forms a successful investment.

skyship
13/5/2016
15:17
Lind Invest took another ~2m shares.
eeza
13/5/2016
13:35
Also.....could you perhaps post that on the PE thread. Thnx.
skyship
13/5/2016
13:33
Kramch - bravo. Makes good reading too...
skyship
13/5/2016
13:19
I was just despairing at having heard nothing following my e-mail for the board at the AGM when the phone rang and it was the chairman. Apparently there had been other questions in a similar vein from the floor.
It seems that in the Private Equity world forward commitments to fund PE platforms are difficult to unwind without heavy penalties, however as the investments are made and mature early exits are feasible. The upto 7 years thus reflects the investment period, to Nov '17, and 5 years to maturity. But the wind up document states they can seek to sell part of the fund (presumably to clean up once it gets too small). So perhaps we will see the wind up completed sooner. I am assured they are actively looking to cut costs, but have to pay fees on the total funds committed (not just invested). You can see why the smaller players are closing up.
Nowadays I invest with a lot of cynicism of directors' statements and intents, the call was a very pleasant surprise.
K.

kramch
13/5/2016
13:16
Significant upside from here due a combination of uplifts and a narrowing discount with the majority of the portfolio relatively mature. Tuck it away.
houseofpain1
12/5/2016
08:21
RNS Out now.
eeza
12/5/2016
08:07
No, no surprise at all. Actually moderately relieved the fall is just 1.2% in Q1.

What is particularly poor is that the RNS confirming yesterdy's EGM wasn't out of the traps first thing this morning!

skyship
11/5/2016
10:17
NAV down.

Surprise?

eeza
10/5/2016
17:53
Thnx Kramch - I suspect we see the early salvoes of a long and ultimately successful campaign to make Dunedin more shareholder friendly!
skyship
10/5/2016
15:02
I have e-mailed the chairman with the following questions for the AGM tomorrow;

I am sorry not to be able to attend the AGM tomorrow but would like to ask these questions (as if from the floor);

We are pleased you are proposing to wind the trust up, given the discount to net asset value the company’s shares trade at and the relatively poor performance.
We are concerned that you are still making new investments which will extend the life of the trust out to c 7 years despite shareholders wishes to wind up in a timely manner.
We understand you have legal commitments, however will you use your best endeavours to limit these further investments and seek to sell or minimise the commitments to further invest, where you can do so without significant financial penalty?
What are your proposals to reduce the ongoing management charges now the trust is starting to wind up and new investments do not need to be found and evaluated?

Thank you.

I can see that you have had at least one other e-mail on this and I will be posting a copy of this on the ADVFN public share discussion board.

kramch
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