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Yes ofcourse it's all in public domaim

Someone post a link please

Investment at DLAR valued at 34million now. Off the radar

Look like buys to me

NAV at £1.30, Folk were saying the same at tils at 45p, while I was buying. Beautiful

Going unnoticed there investment just went up 20million pounds today 34% of their mcap. Have a look

Crystals investment in DLAR just went up by £20million today. NICE

Must be happy watching there investment go up by nearly £12mil, and there share price hasn't moved.

Looks great a break of 46p will really get it moving, all this about seller with 9% nonsense haha

There are many opportunities for cheap take overs in this market at the moment l, personally don't see it happening. Pfg has there own issues they need to deal with before considering takeovers IMO

It's far to cheap down here at under 100mil, £27 mil profit in April, lots of cash and debt headroom. Management buying Easy buy and hold. Churn through sellers then free to move 80p target.

Most companies have debt. Did AA not recently bag and they have 2billion debt and IPF is more profitable?

cash and debt headroom of *£170 mil (approx)
(TYPO)

Once June bond repayed of 40.1 mil the company will have cash and debt headroom of £150 mil (approx) the £344 bond maturing April 2021, will need to be refinanced hence the move to release a prospectus for 1billion over a longer term . That's my take on it

2019 the Group added and refinanced £106 million of debt funding. In June, the Group
refinanced a proportion of the £101.5 million retail-eligible bond maturing 2020, with
£57.4 million of the existing bonds being exchanged, and £20.7 million of new bonds issued
for cash, to create a new £78.1 million 7.75% bond maturing 2023. The remaining
£44.1 million bonds not exchanged will stay in place until May 2020. In addition, the Group
added £28 million of new bank funding in 2019.
The Group’s debt funding position is summarised in the table below. At December 2019, the
Group had total debt facilities of £862 million (£542 million bonds and £320 million bank
facilities) and borrowings of £679 million, with headroom on undrawn facilities of £182 million.
The Group continued to extend debt facilities during 2019, and now has £322 million of facilities
extending beyond the Eurobond maturity in 2021. In the final quarter of 2019, the Group repaid
£14 million of bonds that matured, and bought back £5 million of 2021 Eurobonds at an average
price of 97.3% of par. The Group has two bonds totaling £84 million maturing in May/June
2020, and the £344 million Eurobond matures in April 2021.

This should never have fallen from £1.6, company is in good shape, Profitable in this current environment, plenty of cash and debt headroom, institution sellers have dragged this down to a very attractive level.

Will find out soon. 20 million shares offloaded, an institution would have taken the bulk of that

Simple terms, here 20millions dollars worth of shares, sell them all when you can. The higher the price the better.

Think of it as a placing, that's the reason why people can still buy in so cheaply

That was 10months ago, Before TZLS-501 and Before superior data of StemPrintER, but yet market cap near enough the same. Huge opportunity here for investors to make huge gains