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Lion,

I’m in agreement with you. I am happy to state that I now have just under 45 million shares at an average of £0.00069 per share. So, Ive lost nearly two thirds of my value. I won’t sell at this loss. If the share price bounced, which I don’t think it will above my average cost, then I may sell down and hold somewhere between 25m to 30m. But, if I have to keep all shares then I will with patience - I am young enough to wait it out.

I have an understanding of the transport sector. For example, I know that Alexander-Dennis who is the biggest bus builder in the UK pays just under £70k for batteries to power their E400 double deck range. I know between them and Plaxton who they own will manufacture approximately 1750 new vehicles this year. They are paying a foreign supplier for their batteries. They used to have a partnership with BYD but not now.

Basically, there is lots of contracts available to DG in the UK snd abroad. They have superior technology but no funds to produce on their own. If they get investment which you’ve got to believe they will then they can start producing to very large values.

I think the company relists in future when they are established with significant turnover.

I was angry and concerned and extremely disappointed at the news to delist. Now that I’ve got my head around it there is a part of me that wants to move on from the day to day constant checking of share price, waiting for news etc. I’m happy to park it and one day in the future get some great news and hopefully make a lot of money. As previously mentioned, I was always in this for 3, 5 and 10 years. That’s not changed.

Good post BF,

We all need some clarity on the matter and, for me, it has to come from DGI. I’m not being disrespectful to any posters on here but there is too many biased opinions including from me who prefers to remain positive about the outcome.

I believe there will be investment and if that investment comes from a known and respected source or sources then instantly the company will receive recognition.

Again, if the Cummins deal moves to production overnight the potential is massive.

Personally, I see this relisting within 3 years of receiving turnover.

Many may not know but Dell went private around 2015 I think and it was a billion pound company. It relisted around 2018 and the share price rocketed.

The management team are too good, too connected, too respected and too knowledgeable for this not to succeed. Plus, they have ground breaking, disruptive technology which the industry needs and wants. DG can become a billion pound company and it just needs £10m to £15m investment to allow for full scale production. It is a great investment for someone with that money to invest.

Many investors invest in people. DG has very good people at the helm.

Butterfly,

Thank you for sharing that.

I am convinced that DG is going to become successful I just don’t know what this move means for its current, loyal shareholders.

I understand that everyone on here has their own opinions but I wish someone at DGI could state what our position is after delist, what it would be if DG succeeds but stays private and then what our position would be if it then relists.

I would have liked for Peter to comment on DG’s efforts to seek Government support in the way of a grant. DG could have provided hundreds of jobs in the UK and could have paid massive sums in future corporation tax.

Also, he talks about there being not enough people in the UK willing to become shareholders in companies and sometimes high risk companies. Well, that is us Peter. We did that. We invested.

I do agree with his frustration reference the volatility of LSE. DG Innovate share price should have been much higher than it was. A lot of highly positive news came out of DG in 2024 yet the share price hardly moved and when it did it dropped down within a few weeks. Very disappointing.

I think generally we are too negative in the UK, especially the part I am from - always unlucky, always a victim. Far too many looked for a short term gain when they should have been in a potentially life changing medium to long term investment. At least, that’s what I think.

Thank you for sharing this. I look forward to listening to it. Very much appreciated

Truth, to be fair, they have been transparent regarding the problems they’ve experienced trying to raise money and how difficult it currently is for small market cap companies in the Uk snd on LSE to receive meaningful investment. For these reasons and to reduce costs they must leave LSE. They’ve explained this. Incidentally, within a week the most successful business man in the world has publicly stated that nobody wants to invest in UK companies on LSE - Musk’s words not mine - posted on the biggest messaging platform in the world.

You are significantly more knowledgeable on these matters than me so can you explain the reasoning for selling our shares only to buy back when private. Why not just enter into the process with the shares that we have now which have already been paid for? I don’t get your reasoning but I’m sure you know stuff that I don’t 😄

Also, can you share with us what you think the outcome will be. Not being cheeky or disrespectful but I’m interested to know your prediction but not 3 or 4 scenarios. Just one outcome.

I’ve went on record saying that I think they’ll delist, get investment, become successful and relist on Nasdaq.

He bought twitter purely to protect freedom of speech. He’s admitted that it wasn’t for money.

I think he hates Stammer snd Labour and the current state of Great Britain. I think he’ll also know that DG were actively seeking grant money from Stammers government and it was rejected hence, comments that big investors won’t invest in British companies under Stammer.

I think Musk will invest after delist and I think it will reappear on Nasdaq. I’m holding my shares for that.

You are correct however, if they take investment from Musk and quickly relist on Nasdaq then we are all in a far better position than we were a month ago.

DG would have no issues relisting on Nasdaq quickly with Elon Musk behind them.

Perhaps the management team at DG know far more than anyone on here can speculate. Maybe we need to show a little faith.

Musk won’t invest in DG as long as they are part of LSE.

Musk openly despises Stammer and Labour and the direction of government and the UK. He has been openly attacking Stammer on X for weeks now.

What if, DG leaves LSE, changes registered address to US, takes Musk investment and relists on Nasdaq.

Not too ridiculous.

A guy paying 10 billion dollars on tax would happily offset £10m against that bill. The technology may very well enhance Tesla products.

Not ridiculous to think that this is a serious possibility

Some interesting comments coming from Elon Musk over the past few days. He says that investors won’t put money into UK companies under its current government. Fits in with DG’s tactic to leave LSE.

Also, a rumour that he’s donating 100 million dollars to Nigel Farage’s party. Incredible that to him that money is a drop in the ocean. Last year he paid over 10 billion in tax.

To think our management team worked for him, knows him, went to Uni with him and remain friends to this day yet are desperate for probably as little as £10m investment. Add to that, Musk is arguably the most tech savvy guy in the world today so should know if our tech is worth something or not. Most importantly he respects our team and knows what they are capable of.

It makes sense that Musk is going to invest. When you pay 10 billion dollars in tax what is £10m to friends 😄

One thing to consider - even although the company goes private if it stays private for years and becomes a resounding success and dividends are paid then these go to all shareholders.

Do the maths yourself. One dividend payment of £0.0015 per share would cover what most people invested.

Obviously, this is based on the company turning over a few hundred million in years to come. Not so ridiculous when you calculate the sales price of a battery x 100,000 units for example. If the Cummins deals is secured many other customers will follow over the coming years.

This company still has a massive chance and could easily achieve a market cap of substantial value.

Maybe yes, maybe no.

I still believe in the management team and the technology. I also believe it will see significant revenue in 3 years and real value in 5 to 10 years. I am a relatively young man.

Happy New Year,

Thank you for your detailed post.

I have recovered this morning and not as worried as I was last night.

Yesterday was stressful because I was abroad in the beautiful sunshine on holiday and it was my last day before returning home. Things were happening and I couldn’t always get internet especially on a long flight so I was freaking out a little.

When I got home I noticed over 100 new posts and a shot to pieces share price. Stressful day indeed.

Today is better.

Thank you for your concern.

Have a super day.

NG,

Thank you for your swift reply.

Very much appreciated.

Have a Happy New Year.

Unfortunately, I am full of worry and can’t think of anything else.

The worry stems from not fully understanding what is happening and why its happening.

The worry also comes from lack of information. That is my biggest issue. Surely a statement could have come out easing everyone’s concerns and preventing a fire sale. This is definitely my biggest cause for worry. My brain says we’re doomed but my heart says otherwise.

As I said, I’m a desperate, desperate man tonight with far too much invested in this. I got carried away on wave after wave of positive news and Ive most probably paid a very large price. A tough lesson indeed.

Albeit, I am a desperate man tonight and trying to cling to any hope that I can muster.

Anyway, SuperDry delisted back in July and they now trade on a matching platform called JK Jenkins. Surely there is a chance we will be afforded similar opportunities.

As previously mentioned, I’m desperate but I just don’t buy into the big conspiracy that we have all lost our investment. The company has deals in place, deals pending and expanding technologies.

Also, the CEO is putting out a message a week ago that 2025 is going to be an exciting year for DG. They haven’t made the decision to de-list in a week over Christmas.

I’m not selling. It’s all or nothing for me. Madness perhaps but I just don’t believe we’re finished.

I believe they need serious investment and I believe them when they say that this can’t be achieved on LSE.

I don’t care about today’s stock value. I only care that I can still be invested for the 3, 5 and 10 years into the future.

Am I crazy, mental and deluded?

Same here. I have over 30 million shares and I’m not selling but I don’t understand what happens next.

Inhave bought my shares on a bank stocks and shares ISA - will they vanish from this etc

I still think DG will be a success. I’ve always thought it could take another 5 years. I didn’t think I would be rich next year.

What proff will I have that I own shares?

I’ve mentioned this before but I’m on again asking for some education. Twice as many shares were bought today than were sold so, how can the share price drop.

What am I missing here. I don’t see this with any other share. Isn’t it all about demand?

TF,

Solid advice. I'm the first to admit that all common sense was thrown out of the window by me when it came to DGI. I bought it hook, line and sinker.

Usually, when it comes to money I am very careful and don't make sudden moves. Not here. At one point, I think I was addicted to buying. Every other week I kept topping up more and more. Every time I made profit on RR, Glen or JD, I would spend most of it on DGI.

I am hoping that it will be the best rash decisions of my life.

As I type, I don't regret my decisions.

My wife has always been a great believer in things happening for a reason.

On one hand, I am very frustrated that I have put about 70% of my stocks and shares ISA money on DGI however, on the other hand, I had sizeable investments in Rolls Royce, Glencore and JD Sports and the latter two has performed terrribly since Labour, Trump, war and everything else since September. So, in truth, if I hadn't sold most of Glencore and more than half of JD Sports I would have been sitting on large losses.

So, although my money isn't growing in DGI - I've probably saved a significant amount.

Silver linings and all.

MG,

You made me laugh out loud there. Good stuff :)

TF,

You mentioned £3m for 2026. Surely there is meaningful turnover in 2025 with the Evage deal going into production?