11 February 2012

Datong

(DTE)

Company Details

Address:
1 Low Hall Business Park , Low Hall Road , Horsforth , Leeds LS18 4EG
Telephone:
0113 239 5350
Fax:
0113 239 5360
Email:
ir@datong.co.uk
Website:
www.datong.co.uk

Commentary

Advanced high performance intelligence gathering equipment manufacturer

Executives

Chairman:
Paul Lever (.6% holding)
Shareholder:
Mark Cook (0% holding)
Finance Director:
Stephen Ayres (.1% holding)
Non-Exec Director:
Brian Smith (.9% holding)

Main Shareholders

Investec Bank: 45.9%

Gartmore Investment: 11.2%

HSBC Global Custody Nominees: 6.5%

Unicorn Asset Management: 5.7%

Hazell Carr Edwards: 5.1%

Advisers

Nominated Adviser:
Canaccord Genuity
Nominated Broker:
Canaccord Genuity
Solicitors:
DLA Piper
Auditors:
Saffery Champness
Registrar:
Capita Registrars

Accounts Information

Entry on AIM:
7/10/2005
Issue Price:
128.0p
Interim Results:
May
Final Results:
Dec
Year End:
Sep
Accounts Due:
Feb
Int div payment:
n/a
Fin div payment:
n/a
Int net div per share:
nil
Fin net div per share:
nil

Financial History

  2011 18 months to 30 Sep '10
Turnover: £11.74m £16.87m
Pre-tax profit: £ 0.05m £ (0.83m)
EPS: 1.03 p (2.95) p

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