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I am sure the share may well get manipulated but at the end of the day the NET assets of the company including cash in the bank as of 31st Dec 2022 was worth over £100 million. The company is currently worth at share price value £29 million so we would be a ripe takeover target .
I feel the board need to put a statement out to reassure investors. The company had £10 mill in the bank , no debt, making £5 mil profits a year yet is valued at £27 mill it doesn't add up. If there is a black hole somewhere in the accounts or future revenue then the board are duty bound to share with us. If there is no reason for the drop hen surely the board could look at a share buy back at these prices to offer some stability and reassurance . Why the silence ????
If we provide future updates in line with April's
"The Palm Oil Operation experienced an exceptional operational performance in April 2023, primarily driven by two factors: record-breaking April monthly volumes of Fresh Fruit Bunch ('FFB') and strong Crude Palm Oil ('CPO') prices. The combination of these factors resulted in an outstanding monthly performance."
The SP will follow I am sure - no setbacks in volume or pricing please
Hey Rivaldo
could you type out the link please I cant seem to find it
Last year they gave a trading update in April so why are you so sure we will only get the half year results. Again if this is a change to company policy then all I was asking for was communication re same as an investor. Start up companies need news flow to get investors informed.
Rugs if you have remained on the DKL share register since 2014 I commend your patience and you deserve some reward. The world of aim can be a lottery and I note your very nice timing in your Kodal purchase, should help cover DKL losses to date :)
Hi Dougerboy,
I presume you were talking about the investor presentation, but the question that I have is I accept that new investors came onboard £10.5 mill but the board did not give direction or plans what this would be used for. So as an investor I am still in the dark with the direction of travel in that regard, also I was looking for an update on our core business and whether we are trading on par or ahead of expectations ( lets not be negative and think anything else)
I guess I am just looking for a trading update. I still think communication could be better
Falling knife, the share price was 5.65p on May 3rd last year and even the year high is 4.95p so that is more that 15% of year high and the difference now is we have the cashew operation in place . I accept that timelines have been missed but we are in a much better place now than 12 months ago. At the end of the day we all do our own due dilligence and place our bets. I try not to let greed get in the way so if I can get close to 5p then I will at the very least take my stake back out and depending on what lies ahead make the decision to pull out all together or leave some invested
Time is ticking and the board must realise how AIM works. If you do not communicate with your shareholders they will leave to pastures new. This is very poor communication, no update since Sept last year, makes investors nervous that the board is hiding bad news. Delaying the news will not change it so please can we have an update .
I'm sure that will work - Should be an rns i the morning with an update :)
Meant to add 4p May figures 5p June then 6p July
I think the difference is last year we had no rain and a poor FFB crop alongside a potential cashew business and the price dropped fro around 5p to 2p. Move on a year and the FFB crop is back to norm and the cashew business up and running . Once confidence returns that the monthly updates confirm same I would think we could hit 6p with the July figures.
Had looked at this a few months back when £1.20 never thought I would get a buy at £1.08, took a small position, as cannot myself understand the drop based on results reported.
I think you will be disappointed.
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It was worth the wait, I am now hoping the share price reacts accordingly.
Struggling as usual to find rationale for the drop, £30,000 sold but 4% drop again against a market cap of £37 mill. Thank god its not £300,000 sold or would we see a 40% drop in share price. It is unbelievable the price of sentiment v fundamentals. Even if we hold firm I am already needing 25% to break even.
I hope for a quick sale of the old business and a few director buys to show their faith as well.
Not sure its gonna Fly but I would expect us to return back to the 17p area as was the case in Jan 23 when xlm update given. 19 states covered now as of March 23 as stated, results in line with expectations with no underlying concerns / issues reported to warrant the 17% drop in share price since. It's the world of AIM, if the 1st quarter 23 shows a continued and sustained upward curve then the share price will follow.
XLMedia PLC, up 13% at 17.19 pence, 12-month range 14.50p-41.90p.
Transition going very well -Not bad results following change in direction under the new CEO in charge for just 9 months
Revenue from continuing operations, including the benefit of four new US state launches, grew 24% to $71.8 million, while Adjusted EBITDA from continuing operations was $17.8 million up 18%, at a margin of 25%. The core sport and gaming business (i.e., excluding personal finance, affiliate network and external agency) delivered revenues of $69.6 million, up 27% and Adjusted EBITDA of $18.2 million, a margin of 25%
Zinc Price - $3500 in Jan 23, $3000 today 14% drop yet the share price has dropped 25% from the same period. Typical AIM reaction in terms of sold being overdone. Also no account for what will be a significant increase in extraction with 12 months v 7 months last year. Just annoying that I could have got in at this price. But def not selling unless something nasty comes out of the woodwork - hopefully not
£115,000 or 145,000shares sold v Market cap of £141,000,000 or 185,000,000 is 0.1% of the company shares traded yet the price falls 9% - does not equate
Do you not also consider actual assets v liabilities. Last count was a net asset for the company of £109 mill yet the current value of the company in Share value is £42 mill. So I am comforted in that if the company was sold and broken up surely we would all get back 100% of our investment at today's price. Happy to be corrected if I am wrong It will help me learn going forward