RE: Dke website down13 Apr 2023 12:10
Markeurasia, I pointed that out previously, Peterhouse were Broker previously and carried out the placings a couple of year's back , these went mainly to Large Private Investors who all took profits when it reached 1p. Not that much Institutional Support for the Company.
Peterhouse were removed for the new Broker and the new dream which was the gas peakers, the new Broker organised loans and CLNs which were absurd and finally DKE had to back pedl on those. However some of the loans are still outstanding from those days. I can imagine the Broker then resigned as they had done little more than trap in donors and investors and DKE has missed out on the Ga Peakers having to sell them to keep the lights on.
Peterhouse were then brought back in again.
What many are missing here is that DKE owes money, has outstanding loans and will have burn't through all of it's reserves and will still have to pay these mounting debts (Auditors, Broker, Prospectus, Legal, Consultants, etc) before even being able to move forward, so quite why a Company looking to RTO into DKE would do so for anything like the figures being suggested is farcical. The valuation of the joint entity after RTO might be high but DKE shareholders will hold very little of that valuation, as DKE has left itself with a firesale and the only asset they have is a Stock Market Listing which is in a different sector to the one they wanted to be in. If you add in the debts, the need of a prospectus to change sector and this is a very messy shell.
Look at it against other large companies that are on the verge of going bust and you will see that they are bought out for peanuts, equity hokders get wiped out and the acquiring Company take on the brand and customer base, DKE don't have a brand or customer base so the Listing is all they have...