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Triple bottom showing on the long term DVRG chart and back at historic lows again for the third time, will it be 3rd time lucky from here?

MCAP now just £43m we know that DVRG turned over nearly £10m in 2021 and is forecast to turnover £24m in 2022 so wtf is this still being sold off each and every day. Gerry get rid of these rubbish placees once and for all, they add FA and just destroy shareholder value and confidence or don't you actually care about your PIs any more anyway and just see us over demanding rainbow chasers?

19.77 to sell but still 20.5 to buy

20p to sell v 20.5p to buy....will it hold above 20p and wtf are people selling now of all times? Seems very odd to me.

This is why I despair at some posts, look at the history and timetable they originally had to divest the Lottery business, just do some basic research.....all this whinging about delayed lottery sale is joke

Agreed, if not now then when? Makes perfect sense to me.

I never give financial advice.....-;

LTB,

At the end of the day we are always speculating whenever we buy any share......but the theory has legs based on GB's history, he loves an acquisition and this would be the absolute stone bonker of a perfect fit for DVRG with zero risk and known operation, development and technical operations and how they would work with DVRG's plans. No brainer IMO.

I also think that China Resources would see such a move in a very positive light.

LTB,

Don't confuse shareholder interests with DVRG plc interests. Shareholders over at DVRG (I am one) have seen zero benefit in their shares since the takeover of MWG and another takeover of MSYS using DVRG paper would no tbe popular with shareholders at all.

However, for DVRG the company, such a merger makes perfect sense and if not now MSYS at all time lows in terms of it's MCAP then when?

The CEO leaving could be a precursor to that move it could be Glenn didn't like the idea. Most CEO's are pretty precious about their roles and a takeover might not have left Glenn with the control he has as CEO today so hence he has decided to declare his position now rather than later.

Makes little sense for Gerry not to at least be exploring this move and Glenn's decision to go would fit with that.

I really do despair reading those negative poster comments here.

I know why I "invested" here rather than buying to then make a quick buck like a number of people on here have.

If you have sold and left then why not post on the shares you have bought instead of going on and on and on here when you have no interest going forwards?

Seems like some having a hit here and feel the need to spout off rather than just move on but that's the old blame culture kicking in here as happens when people lose money when they lose their bottle. Gamblers are not needed here.

MSYS MCAP is currently @£8m. When Gerry bought out MWG, SKIN valued MWG at @£16m. Can't see that DVRG would need to buy MSYS at much of a premium so maybe a takeover for £10m could be on the cards. If you look back at all the synergies Gerry used to justify the acquisition of MWG at the time, the same could easily be applied here and may indeed be a requirement of China Resources to derisk DVRG's ability to deliver a complete solution from under a single entity?

Rationale for Acquision of Modern Water:

DeepVerge and Modern Water have been working together since signing the Production and Logistics Agreement on 17 March 2020, under which DeepVerge is contracted to produce test kits for Modern Water.

DeepVerge has seen significant growth opportunities for its real time water contamination detection and environmental sector solutions as a result of COVID-19. This in turn has resulted in contracts for reagents with Modern Water. These reagents are used by hundreds of water authorities and environmental management authorities to monitor systems with thousands of Microtox units installed around the world.

The DeepVerge Board identified a number of synergies of combining the two businesses:

· Facilities and on the ground sales capability on three continents, Europe, US and China
· Comprehensive monitoring systems from trace metals to viruses
· AI database that can learn from thousands of data points monitoring a myriad of contaminants to provide early warning, analysis and prediction capabilities
· Ability to expand routes to markets with an online affiliate system and partnering with major water players across SCADA/asset/work management
· A bigger group will have greater credibility in the marketplace
. Corporate cost savings with a single listed entity

MSYS MCAP is currently @£8m. When Gerry bought out MWG, SKIN valued MWG at @£16m. Can't see that DVRG would need to buy MSYS at much of a premium so maybe a takeover for £10m could be on the cards. If you look back at all the synergies Gerry used to justify the acquisition of MWG at the time, the same could easily be applied here and may indeed be a requirement of China Resources to derisk DVRG's ability to deliver a complete solution from under a single entity?

Rationale for Acquision of Modern Water:

DeepVerge and Modern Water have been working together since signing the Production and Logistics Agreement on 17 March 2020, under which DeepVerge is contracted to produce test kits for Modern Water.

DeepVerge has seen significant growth opportunities for its real time water contamination detection and environmental sector solutions as a result of COVID-19. This in turn has resulted in contracts for reagents with Modern Water. These reagents are used by hundreds of water authorities and environmental management authorities to monitor systems with thousands of Microtox units installed around the world.

The DeepVerge Board identified a number of synergies of combining the two businesses:

· Facilities and on the ground sales capability on three continents, Europe, US and China
· Comprehensive monitoring systems from trace metals to viruses
· AI database that can learn from thousands of data points monitoring a myriad of contaminants to provide early warning, analysis and prediction capabilities
· Ability to expand routes to markets with an online affiliate system and partnering with major water players across SCADA/asset/work management
· A bigger group will have greater credibility in the marketplace
. Corporate cost savings with a single listed entity

Poor timing to leave imo. Still watching and waiting.

LOFL...unbelievable comments. When I was buying at 50p and saw the SP spike to 130p I held my nerve and bought even more when nit fell back to 50p levels again. Too many wanting the perfect no risk share here thinking to would go to £5 just because of xxx. I saw the RNS that said the previous big investor paid £1.65 and yet the SP fell all the way back to 50p, did I cut and run and give up and hold/add based on my research here? Too easy to see a few poor days and bail out on any share and MMs love it.

and it's the same ask for 5m

Buy 5,000,000 share(s) @ £0.001288/share

I like your positive thinking even if we don't always agree but then that's what discussion boards are meant to be for so fingers xxd for you. I still see the seller wanting to drop more each day and the trend has been my friend for some time now still on my watch list (for the time being at least). Be careful of the quotes you see, the true buy price is 12.88, see my dummy quote below:

Buy 500,000 share(s) @ £0.001288/share

Firstly, the answer is NO

Secondly the answer is YES if they sold all their 400m but that isn't going to happen in a single trade

I don't think it's just Helium is it? Intuitive Investments Group plc have also been a seller previously.

15.8m sold at just 11.5....if you really believe there are buyers for all of them then please feel free to show me the buys prints.

I can fully understand Helium and & Co selling at any price above 0.10 but why anyone is a buyer is just odd knowing that their buys just allows Helium & Co to keep on dumping into their buys. Why not wait until they are done and then buy even cheaper instead of supporting the seller to just carry on selling down at a profit?