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DSW Capital – trading update, “revised expectations” and comparatives details dare not speak their name?…

‘Professional services network’ company DSW Capital (DSW) has issued a “trading update” including year ended 31st March 2026 “network revenue is expected to be in line with revised expectations at £22.8m (FY25: £25.8m)… Adjusted Profit Before Tax of c.£1.4m. Cash reserves remain strong, with cash of £2.0m and net cash of £0.2m… remains confident in the group’s long-term prospects”. So what about currently a share price response to 43.5p, more than 3% further lower?

By Steve Moore | Published 2026-05-15 13:49:56 |

#DSW Capital – states impacted as “the Iran war has had an impact on M&A activity and recruitment”

2026-05-15 06:49:38

#DSW Capital – trading warning as “many deals the group expected to complete in March being aborted or postponed”

2026-03-16 07:39:30

#DSW Capital – H1 small profit, DPS up to 1.2p, notes “typically weighted towards the second half of the year”

2025-11-24 07:41:39

#DSW Capital – FY adj. EPS up to 5p, DPS to 3p, current trading “encouraging”

2025-07-08 06:36:52

#DSW Capital – FY “ahead of current market forecasts”, though notes M&A activity levels in its network “returned to normal post the Government's autumn budget”

2025-05-15 06:45:10

DSW Capital – interims, will deal volumes be “returning to normal levels” in its Q4?

Most recently on professional services licence network business DSW Capital (DSW), earlier this month with the shares up to 75p I concluded that the valuation seemed at least high enough. What about now half-year results headlined “Resilient performance with momentum building in M&A, leading to guidance upgrades”, and the shares currently at 69p?

By Steve Moore | Published 2024-11-25 16:00:52 |

#DSW Capital – Deputy CEO Shru Morris to succeed James Dow as CEO on 1st April

2024-11-25 07:45:26

#DSW Capital – H1 small profit, “deal volumes in November and December are likely to be subdued, as many transactions were brought forward ahead of the Budget”

2024-11-25 07:42:54

DSW Capital – 'Beat the Budget' transactions boost, but what’s the outlook from here?…

Professional services licence network business DSW Capital (DSW) states that it “is very pleased to announce that, after securing H1 25 results in line with management expectations, the group delivered an outstanding performance in October… upgrade our guidance for FY”. What about this from a currently up to 75p share price?

By Steve Moore | Published 2024-11-07 14:20:57 |

#DSW Capital – October “exceptionally strong levels of M&A activity and completions”, increases guidance

2024-11-07 07:58:20

#DSW Capital – acquisition of primary care solicitors DR for £6.1m in cash and shares

2024-11-04 07:29:50

DSW Capital – from late-November “activity levels continuing to improve” to “the improving trend… has stalled” already!

Describing itself, quite unspecifically, as “a profitable, mid-market, challenger professional services licence network and owner of the Dow Schofield Watts brand”, DSW Capital (DSW) has issued a “trading update” including that it “now anticipate FY 24 adjusted pre-tax profit to be in the range of £0.6m to £0.7m… cash balance of £2.7m at 31 January 2024”. What of those and the outlook compared to a currently more than 17% lower share price in response at 50p?

By Steve Moore | Published 2024-02-15 13:45:59 |

#DSW Capital – “improving trend we saw in the M&A market has stalled” profit warning

2024-02-15 07:47:42

#DSW Capital – historically weighted H2 “being impacted by the wider macro-economic conditions and uncertainties”

2023-01-20 07:44:48

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