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Revenues will be booked when sales order are made under contract so won’t be much to see for a while in my view

DOM have purchased in Iceland, Norway and Sweden and their jv with Dominos Australia bought a big chain in Germany so Poland isn’t impossible but I think DPP will be able to run its own course for a bit DPEU has plenty of growth left in Turkey and Russia before it picks up another country.

The banks will be in control of this to realize proportion of their debts. Shareholders won’t get more than a few pence per share in event of reconstruction and probably will get zero. It will be much easier for buyer to acquire selected businesses and assets and take on specified liabilities than buy entire business. They can the ditch unwanted leases, tax and employee liabilities.

BezzyBushFire When looking at a company look at cash flow statement closely. If company constantly consumes cash you need to consider sources of funding and impact that will have on share price. The tricky part is that start ups and tech start ups generate losses and consume cash in their initial phase of operations so rate of growth of turnover versus expenses and capital spending matter. If a company has some momentum with a rising share price then it cash raise without undue dilution. Mysq is in a tricky phase as turnover is rising but it has a large cash burn relative to turnover resulting in dilution for shareholders nearly six times as many shares as in prior period which other things being equal depresses share price. Good luck in your investment.

Robottrading Management and then administrators will try and trade subsidiaries so banks have a chance of recovering some proportion of their loans. They will take a significant haircut as well. Equity holders will get nil or pennies at best. The better quality bits of CVR will survive in some format the weaker bits such as business previously brought out of administration will largely disappear. The margins in business are so tiny versus huge execution risk so nobody is going to bid huge amounts for the business and I don’t see banks being that keen to lend to a potential acquirer either.

A Drunken!arcus Spot on with your comment about mature stores strong performance. Also the company�s analysis of maturity of stores is in line with previous comments. Interim 2018�s will be key for me in terms of making progress of contribution versus a SG&A costs.

First second and half splits of turnover below 16 h1 19 3,228 16 h2 104 3,573 17 h1 95 3,694 17h2 345. 4,574 Highlights growth in turnover feeding into profit. With gross profits margins at over 50% the impact on profits if turnover grows further will be significant. Balance sheet looks pretty robust now as with tiny 2k debt and positive cash. Could well become a dividend payer if current positive trends continue. Now a rare AIM co with a range of exciting products that is growing turnover, profitable, cash generative and markets trends should support further growth. The group also has tax losses of �16m available to shelter future taxable profits. Glad I bought in again (lost money last time I bought into SYM so hope to recoup this time round.

Happier to be holding now back in Profit with current holding. Hopefully results will als provide recent weeks trading update

DOM stated this morning under outlook heading we will also review opportunities to enter additional markets in Northern Europe this includes Poland geographically. I note that DPG Australia has franchises in Germany, France, Belgium and Netherlands in Northern Europe. DOM already have a 33% interest in Germany franchise so it could mean extending deals to other territories with DPG. It could mean it is looking at other Northern European countries but as it already owns stakes in Norway, Sweden and Iceland that narrows down the possibilities. Results announcement could be interesting.

Amazing there are still believers in the future for this company beyond administration. Daveavt has comprehensively proved that the various new deals announced don�t amount to a row of beans. Blockchain will be massive but it is being exploited by companies like IBM and big banks already. A bust company with an interim CEO who didnt exactly set the company on fire previously and with very limited revenue is never going to beat that sort of competition in my opinion. Time to blame shorters and market makers holding this stock down. LOL

Daveavt Good point on sales. The cash situation by now another five months on must be looking very thin even assuming a dramatic cut in last year�s monthly cash burn. I note they didn�t provide a current cash update or a net current liability update either. Utterly worthless company no value as a shell because of net liabilities.

Milestone less insolvent than prior year is the good news. No substance about progress on new ventures. Pitiful level of revenue less than �500 a week. Short of detail in RNS beyond bare minimum required by rules.

Good point on 2nd commissary. The other relevant is that DPP now have a larger number of franchisees which should help to spread some of the new store opening burden. Some of these franchisees have been given loans but again these should get repaid over time. Off topic, I see you are in DOM (like me) do you hold or have a view on DPEU which has franchise for Turkey and Russia? I have a small new holding in that entity.

DPP had cash of �8.8 million at interim date and operating cash burn was �544,000. Yes DPP spent �1.9 million on building out new stores in interim so interim cash burn was circa �2.5 million. The key issue is how quickly stores mature and start generating cash and profit to fund future growth. As estate grows the impact of new stores cash burn declines versus mature stores. If like for like growth continues I think DPP will reaching that tipping point quickly. If there is a placing to continue to drive growth I will be comfortable providing I can see prospects of mature stores generating cash and profits.

I wonder if Milestone will publish its annual report by end of Feb like last year or drag it out until end of March Either way should make for interesting reading for bulls and bears

Strong interim results and dividend increase. Looks like they have taken around 500 million off Barclays in terms of net inflows and I suspect they will get more. Their increased scale and resources means HL appear to be able to enhance platform and offering but also increase profits. This makes it really tough for rivals to compete. I was interested to see that Old Mutual will transfer their direct clients later this year as they move to an adviser only platform I assume.

Another good deal announced today with Industrial portfolio being bought and then sold for a nice quick gain. The guys running this company really are a class act.

Good RNS Surprised at pace of UK growth which will decline at some stage but prospects of growth in Germany and Sweden and Norway offer medium term prospects. The share buy back is great news for existing holders as well. Wish I had bought a lot more in 2006 at just over �1 per share. I haven�t done the math for stock splits but share has performed brilliantly for me.

Pretty good RNS out this morning. The cost pressures comment was a slight negative. System sales are growing nicely now over �20 million per annum. Will be looking for progress on gross margin contribution when results are published in March. I am expecting that economies of scale should be starting to show themselves. Hoping to see that cash burn from opening new stores and initial trading will not require any further share issue.

Docisacoc The interim accounts show the entire �1.25 as a debtor there was no bad debt provision.