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Read the Iceland article now in full, terrible timing for dkl just as sentiment was improving, Iceland is an awful supermarket doubt the rest will follow suit

This morning which is disappointing to see, just shows the short term nature of aim as many would have been expecting results today, the bbc article didn’t help either!

I have made a large investment into dkl and to me it seems ridiculously undervalued imo and I always post positively when I know I am on to a winner, no dump here it’s still near all time lows 15p looks nailed on to me if the Q1 production figures are good

Dkl already achieves a higher market price for its products, the RSPO doesn’t really do anything for the price and we already know dkl are doing great things in the Ivory Coast and have a great business model. Not fussed myself for dkl to be part of an accredited body it just adds unnecessary red tape and buyers already pay a premium for dkl palm oil

Dekel is run differently from most palm oil producers. Less than 10 per cent of its output comes from its own estate. The rest comes from local smallholders. It owns a nursery, where it grows palm seedlings. Small trees are then sold to local farmers to plant and nurture. They then sell the bunches of fruit back to Dekel, which turns them into crude palm oil in a modern mill. This provides a secure livelihood for thousands of smallholders, and Dekel has furnished the local village with a school, medical centre and fresh water. They sold 850,000 trees in 2017, a huge number and as the trees sold 3-5 years ago now start to produce a yield dkl will see the full effect in increased production levels

Personally think we will see the Q1 production figures tomorrow morning, think we will see a flurry of late buys today as peeps take a position before the results are announced, If the results are positive I think this will open up at 12.5p minimum in the morning, the 24k buy this morning is a very good sign indeed

“It has always been our intention to first prove our vertically integrated model at Ayenouan before building a portfolio of other vertically integrated palm oil projects in West Africa.� Having established a successful operation at Ayenouan which plays an important role in the local economy, our business model is proven and de-risked” the new bod appointment on Friday will be key to dkl achieving their aim and don’t be surprised to see a director purchase rns pop up in the next few days, I have a feeling the 24k buy this morning could be very telling

I think once the Q1 production figures are announced in the next few days we will see a ramp up in newsflow moving forward. So much in the pipeline here regarding expansion, the bod want to turn dkl into a leading west African producer of cpo with cocoa cashews and rubber also been explored, the current price is a steal

I have been watching dkl for a long time with the intention of making a large investment when the time was right. I had a small holding previously but increased it by 80 percent recently as I see huge value at these current low levels. The board appointment is a huge statement of intent and testiment to the potential of dkl for them to be able to attract the former CEO of the largest palm oil producer in the Ivory Coast. Record 2017 profits also attract me as the dividend should be very strong this year, and after doing my research on the weather during Q1 I am very confident we will see record production rns land in the next few days, perhaps tomorrow. The expansion into new business areas is also very exciting, Miton inceasing there holding recently also fills me with confidence as does the CEO owning 16 percent. Once a few traders take their 10 percent this should move up over 12p before results, the 24k buy this morning shows big money is moving in here at these low levels and interest is building by the hour

Long way to go here Phil, your patience will be rewarded after holding for 2.5 years. Last years record production rns was out on 10th April last year... that’s tomorrow so expect a flurry of buys into close as ppl take positions just in case it lands tomorrow to avoid getting locked out. If we beat last years Q1 production figures I see no reason for the price to stay below 15p especially with the amount of interest around this share with positive sentiment and momentum still building

I fully expect this to be sat around 12.5p before the Q1 production figures are announced. Also expecting soon confirmation of the dividend amount be be paid from the 2017 record profits. Add to this news on the new business ventures and the second palm oil project the share price could go on a very nice run from these low levels, risk reward ratio is exceptional

As strong buying continues today from these oversold levels. Sentiment and momentum are very powerful catalysts, add to that a good few rns’s and strong growth forecasts the price looks very cheap indeed especially for a company paying dividends

From 9 this morning at 10.6p, looks like some big money coming in

The share price was 12.5p this time last year before results and it shot up to 15p from there. This year the company is in the best position it has ever been in after announcing record profits from 2017 operations, a second cpo production site purchased, and a number of new business ventures been explored. Looking forward to the dividend announcement, a strong dividend yield Is very rare indeed on aim, CEO holds 16 percent so when he benefits we as shareholders also all benefit so the incentive for increased dividends year on year is clear, very exciting period ahead here

And should land any day this week if the last two years are anything to go by, 25% upgrade in the Mill's capacity to 75 tonnes per hour ('tph') from 60tph to increase the volumes of CPO produced at Ayenouan in the peak period and a record Q4 production with a 48 percent increase year on year bodes very well indeed for the peak harvest season, very much looking forward to the Q1 figures

Looks huge doesn’t it, I particularly like this bit “ Having established a successful operation at Ayenouan which plays an important role in the local economy, our business model is proven and de-risked and with this in mind we are encouraged by the interest and support we are receiving from potential partners and banks with regards to providing development capital for Guitry. I look forward to updating shareholders on our future progress at Guitry as we deliver on our strategy to transform DekelOil into a leading West African focused palm producer."

For a rapid growth in production for dkl, and the sheer scale of it could also be key when dkl announce their expansion plans into new areas such as cocoa, cashews and or rubber. The DekelOil operation begins at the fully computerised irrigation and fertilisation nursery, located close to the village of Ayenouan. The nursery can produce 1 million plants per year in two cycles, the equivalent of 6,000 hectares of new planting per year, and has room to expand if required. A computerised drip irrigation system ensures the delivery of accurate water and fertiliser requirements to each individual plant. As a result, plants are ready for planting in a shorter time period than traditional methods (6 months compared to the industry standard of 9 to 12 months). Additionally, the time taken for DekelOil’s palms to reach the first yield phase is 2 to 3 years. The West African industry standard is 4 years. The world class nursery here is key to unlocking huge value through expansion and production growth, more and more palms will enter the yield stage so production growth will only continue to increase dramatically and so will the profits and dividends! Massive potential and an incredibly safe investment imo with strong dividend payments and the scope for dramatic share price increases as targets are met and hopefully exceeded

Agree and dkl have the correct infrastructure in place to scale up their operations in a big way. Imo dkl is in the best position it has ever been in and imo this will soon be reflected in the share price. How many company’s on aim generate record profits for 3 years running, pay a progressive dividend with a yield higher than any cash isa and have high growth prospects planned to increase all of the above dramatically! I am personally very interested in the new business ventures currently been evaluated in cocoa, cashews or perhaps rubber. These are all highly profitable industries and dkl already have the infrastructure in place, they have a world class nursery, lots of collection depots, great relationships with local producers and a highly motivated and talented team with a proven track record. The director appointment yesterday to me signals their intent and he will provide invaluable experience and connections as dkl embark on a period of high growth and expansion, exciting times ahead imo

Agree a rapid increase next week looks very likely if we get some good Q1 production figures followed by confirmation of a strong dividend from the 2017 profits. The bod appointment today really was a big surprise and a testament to dkl for been able to attract someone of this calibre and experience in the exact markets dkl are operating in and will target in the future with new ventures.

Also here with the CEO owning 16 percent, and the CFO 3.6 percent, always a good sign when the bod are big shareholders, Miton holding 16 percent is also a great sign especially with them buying more last week, wouldn’t be surprised to see the new appointment to the board today buying some shares ASAP before the price runs away