UK 06:58 Sunday, 25 October 2026
Breaking news and expert analysis on fast-moving AIM and LSE listed shares
As I explained in detail HERE, Gerry “the arse” Brandon and Deepverge breached AIM Rule 11 ahead of last June’s bailout placing. That AIM Regulation has allowed “the arse” Brandon to keep his job shows what a joke market the Casino is. For today, six months after that bailout placing at 30p, the shares are 20.25p, sliding and still monstrously overvalued. Had the Oxymorons publicly censured this company and Gerry the arse, investors might have got out before today’s shambles.
The journalist trolling arse of a CEO, that is Gerry Brandon of Deepverge (DVRG), has already been exposed by this website for breaching AIM Rule 11 and misleading investors ahead of his last bailout placing. But today comes news that such deception has happened before. Gerry, you are a very naughty boy indeed and if you had a shred of integrity you’d be quitting in disgrace right now.
It has been three months and ten days since places in a £10 million offering at 30p from AIM listed Deepverge (DVRG) got their stock. At mid they are now 25% down with the shares at 22.5p. Folks who took part in the placing were misled by the company as to its trading position as it breached AIM Rule 11. I have again written to AIM Regulation demanding that formal action be taken. That letter is below. Meanwhile should punters hang on?
This should be an open and shut case and, if only pour encourager les autres, Deepverge PLC (DVRG), its Nomad SPARK Advisory and its journalist trolling arse of a CEO Gerry Brandon should be served up with a severe public censure. I have written to the Oxymorons at AIM Regulation below.
Last week’s interim results from Deepverge (DVRG) demonstrated how it had misled investors as to its lack of, even EBITDA, profitability and its near insolvency in the run up to the June 7 £10 million rescue placing at 30p. Now wonder the shares have been sliding ever since, they are now just 26p to sell. Anyone holding this stock is insane in backing a company that, through omission not act, misleads folks as to how it is trading. Good companies just don’t behave that. Only bad companies run by scumbags like Gerry Brandon.
For pointing out what an overvalued crock is Deepverge (DVRG) and how the maths of cashburn did not stack up, its arse of a CEO took to trolling me on twitter, a medium he uses to ramp his shares in an alarming manner. Today’s interims vindicate me and show why anyone believing Brandon deserves all they get. Notwithstanding the company’s Covid play based, literally, on piss and pooh, the valuation is a joke.
Previously writing on environmental and life science company DeepVerge (DVRG), in March with the shares at 32.5p I noted the balance sheet and concluded the businesses’ track record and an already more than £56 million market cap saw me continue to avoid. It has since raised £10 million of new equity at 30p per share and now announced full-year results (at a 5:28pm, hmmm!). So what now?...
Self-styled “environmental and life science AI company” DeepVerge (DVRG) has made an update including “FY 2021 guidance remains at £10m with £3.6m already received in Modern Water orders in Q1… 2021 looks to be a promising year for DeepVerge with progress ramping up and particularly strong interest from China for our Microtox products, as well as our new Labskin offerings”. What does that mean though in relation to a current 32.5p share price?...
A “Prod'n orders worth $5m for Modern Water Equipment”-titled announcement from self-styled “environmental and life science AI company” DeepVerge (DVRG), and the shares are currently up around 5%, at above 31p, in response. So what’s the detail?...
Previously writing on Deepverge (DVRG), last month I warned as the shares moved ahead to 36p. Today the company makes an announcement CEO Gerard Brandon emphasises “opens up additional opportunities to jointly development new products and services by working with… experts adding smart AI cloud-based data analytic technologies and best-in-class engineering”. What’s the detail?...
An announcement from DeepVerge (DVRG) headed “DVRG confirms maiden Q4 profit;guides £10m in 2021”. With the shares currently moving ahead on the back of this to 36p, the market cap is approaching £60 million. So value? Er, nope...
Much ramped DeepVerge (DVRG) has very kindly put the presentation it gave on December 1 to lucky clients of its corporate broker, the esteemed house of Turner Pope, on its website. Have you read it? I have rarely seen a more compelling sell case in my life. No wonder the shares are tanking. Off another 10% today to 23.5p; I am slashing my target price from 10p to 5p.
I see that, on twitter, the usual assortment of lunatics are frothing about DeepVerge (DVRG) another utterly overvalued piece of junk from the AIM Cesspit. Naturally there is a Covid angle and appropriately enough it is a lavatorial one. It is not just Bulletin Board morons pushing this rubbish but esteemed broker Turner Pope has also stuck its nose into the sewerage system (literally) with a gushing note out today.
DeepVerge (DVRG) has made a “trading update” emphasising “unaudited 2021 revenue growth exceeds 108% to £9.33m… first profitable EBITDA half year, excluding exceptional items… Order books continue to grow across all divisions” and that it is launching “Skin Trust Medical, an extension to the successful roll out of Skin Trust Club”. Why then are the shares currently at 20.5p in response – more than 10% lower?...
