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malcom Stacey tipping this today, might have a look
Views on this all?
This is looking strong not many shares in issue i have been in this a while a very decent company worth looking at IMO
Nice rise today
This is priced at the lower end, thoughts anyone? Virgin Money has priced its shares at the lower end of expectation at 283 pence per share, as City A.M. exclusively revealed yesterday. It values the challenger bank at £1.25bn ahead of its long-awaited listing. Conditional dealing begins this morning, with unconditional dealing expected to take place next Tuesday 18 November.
 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 11 NOVEMBER 2014 dotdigital Group plc ("dotdigital" or the "Company") COMPANY SHARE BUY BACK SCHEME dotdigital Group Plc (AIM: DOTD), the leading provider of intuitive Software as a Service and managed services to digital marketing professionals announces its intention to commence a share buy-back (the "Share Buyback"). The size of the proposed Share Buyback is up to 3.0m shares. The Share Buyback will be funded from the Company's existing cash resources and made through market purchases of ordinary shares. The repurchased ordinary shares are to be held in treasury in anticipation of the first tranche of lapsing staff share options being exercised over the coming 12 months. Following the buy back the number of voting rights will be adjusted. The Share Buyback will be carried out pursuant to the share buyback authority granted to dotdigital group plc at its General Meeting on 18th December 2013, resolution 9, authorising the Company to make market purchases of its own ordinary shares up to 27,747,207 shares. The maximum price to be paid is limited to no more than 105 per cent.of the average middle market closing price of the Company's shares for the 5 business days preceding the date of purchase. Due to the general illiquidity in trading of its ordinary shares, the Company may, in purchasing ordinary shares pursuant to the Share Buyback, make purchases in excess of the limit of 25 per cent. of average daily volume in the 20 trading days preceding the date of the purchase which is set out in the Code of Market Conduct and, in such circumstances, the Company would be deviating from the safe harbour set out in MAR 1 Annex 1 to the Financial Conduct Authority Code of Market Conduct. The Company will make further announcements in due course following the completion of any purchase of ordinary shares pursuant to the Share Buyback.
I guess not yet then!
Who took up the offer
Logged in: Saturday 14 June 2014 | The one stop source for free breaking news, expert analysis, and videos on AIM and LSE listed shares Vialogy: Reverse takeover, placing, shares unsuspended – strong buy BY TOM WINNIFRITH | FRIDAY 13 JUNE 2014 40 Disclosure: The Real Man Pizza Company Limited, which is not owned by Tom Winnifrith but by a trust for his dependants, owns shares in companies mentioned in this article. I wrote this article myself, and it expresses my own opinions. I am not receiving compensation for it (other than from ShareProphets). I have no business relationship with any company whose stock is mentioned in this article. AIM listed Vialogy (VIY) shares came back from suspension on Friday, closing the session at 0.16p after a £6.5 million placing at 0.11p. We took part in that placing and will be taking up our full entitlements in the open offer at 0.11p – we were already shareholders. I suggest that existing shareholders do the same (given how in the money they are already) and also buy a lot more in the market on Monday. Vialogy has bought molecular diagnostic company Premaitha by issuing 95 million shares at 0.11p (that is a £10.5 million price tag). It has raised another £6.5 million at 0.11p in a placing which was FOUR TIMES oversubscribed with a raft of institutions on board. The open offer will raise up to £700,000 more. Effectively the free float (since the vendors and institutions and those who backed the last placing cannot or will not flip) is c 10%, if that. The board now comprises the company rescuer Adam Reynolds, Stephen Little from Premaitha who is a very impressive chap but also David Evans. Do you remember Axis Shield? No wonder the funds were lining up to back this one. Premaitha is working on the final development and commercialisation of a non-invasive pre-natal screening test for Down's syndrome developed by Premaitha. This is a massive market. Assuming the Open Offer is fully taken up the market cap at 0.11p (there will be a 100 for 1 consolidation) is sub £20 million. At 0.15p it is c£27 million and the company will have cash of c£8 million. An £19 million EV for a company with this board set to tap into a market this big ($4.2 billion) looks far too low. This is not a classic value investment of the sort Steve Moore and I favour. There are obvious risks. But we chatted to Reynolds who seems confident that his generous 0ption package (priced at 0.1p) will kick in before very long. That would require the shares to trade at above 0.5p for 30 consecutive days. With an undemanding EV, a tight free float and Evans on board, I really would not bet against it. We will only sell 24 hours after giving Nifty Fifty readers advice to bank gains. Our initial target price is a cautious 0.36p to sell. The stance is strong buy at up to 0.23p. To
4.2millnshares at end, still can't bring myself to buy more hovered over the buy button all day
Thank you, I am tempted I sold mine at 12p but wife still holds them, I am tempted to buy in again but, just not sure
Where do we see this going upto next news, surely we have hit the bottom today,
Thank you very much for your input
Who thinks this is pi's selling to take up oo? The only thing is you are only getting 2 shares for every 15 , so doe this mean people are selling as confidence has dropped, I am in long term but curious to see what you think
Again, whats everyone's views on the open offer
Decent rns, sales up again, this is a great company IMO
Company worth a look, the rental market is very strong and will continue to until more houses are built and mortgages become easier to get