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If my other holdings are anything to go by, the share price is likely to fall, regardless of tomorrow's results. Starting to realise (a bit too late) that these days it's a winning strategy to sell out before results day and buy back later.
Hope your right as most news about the company is very negative going forward
are tomorrow and i am looking for 5% up in share price
Thanks
,,, this Wednesday, 24 November.
I do hope you are right, this SP movement is a bit bizarre, I'll settle for £2.20.
looks like we could have rally up to the results
GOOD trading UPDATE positive outlook
Two big buys into close today, hmmm someone's confident.
Disguised as a an AGM statement, come on market get round to reading it.
How will this effect DLR share price, anybody know
Guess there is something going on we do not know about, anybody want to inlighten me
IC are clueless tbf, recent weakness due to worries over potential sale of the CA stake some 13odd % , if this is drip fed into the market then would create some indigestion for the price short term but could be massively positive if someone snaps up the stake as would probably open up a bid situation.
Happy to keep buying on this weakness and to look fru the stake worries as this is a very cheap co and I’m convinced will get taken out at some point.
Investors Chronicle have DLAR as a sell, in this weeks edition. That’s not helped the price.
Got stopped out @ 165p.
This share has me baffled
Share price movement is a bit extreme here? someone playing with it?
Jupiter ass. Man, buying
Monday should be interesting we might here more about a bid
Get the bids coming in then.
10 million buy wtf.
But hopefully still of interest to some of you out there:
www.1c-magenta.com
The author of the ShareScope article can be found https://smallcompanychampion3db.substack.com/p/de-la-rue
The initial market reaction is likely based on the revenue. It really was the only thing we did not know in advance. Just 1.8% and 5% YoY growth for currency and authentication, respectively. Note last year was poor. Some of the Market may have interpreted the RNS (23rd March) as indicating that currency revenue would be growing.
Profit is up +£12m (+60%)YoY. Good, but we knew this from an earlier RNS. It is factored in the share price. However, it is now clear that the pension contribution was just £11.4m. That is £10m less than the prior year. It could be argued that the profit gain was accomplished by temporary negotiations on pension payments. Note after 2023, £24.5m will need to be paid annually. Revenue growth needed.
They company appear content with 1.8% growth in currency. The market not so much. Glass half full, it just adds to the probability of an acquisition. A growth focused team could really add value here.