Datametrex AI Ltd V.DM

Keep in mind

[GHZTECHY]

When a spinoff's shares start trading on a stock exchange, the value of the parent company's stock may drop by the value of the new company's stock. This is due to the fact that the parent company stock no longer reflects the value of the unit that was spun off.

FYI

[GHZTECHY]

Here are four reasons why some companies are saying they are better off as separate units than they are as one bigger business: Better management: While executives of a company may be well-suited to overseeing most of its lines of business, perhaps there's a unit that doesn't quite match their expertise. In another example, a specific unit may require more attention than it's

[Resilience19]

Another reason is that potential investors can get a better sense as to what the business does and more easily compare apples with apples... In it's current form, some potential investors have cold feet because they can't understand why an AI business would also be into the health, EV etc sectors. For some, the link with AI may be obvious but for many thatg simply isn't the case. And

[MUTDMUTD]

...agreed... many bashers here have already stated DM is into too many different businesses... would be nice if a spin off could "silence" those bashers for a while... but amazingly those same bashers will likely now shifting perspective and begin slamming DM for doing a spin off... which we are seeing... LOL...

[Yeehaw1]

Strange .. people stating facts and you are calling them basher.  when earlier they were saying then medi had to under it's own head it s a liability then pumpers were saying multiple verticals and now DM management realized then they became bashers ....why?????

[frewil11]

This is not undervalued , for the shares outstanding and the fact that at this pace of spending they could very well run out of cash in 2 or 3 quarters if they dont start bringing in more signed contracts .  

[rollthedice10]

Bashers will always bash. That is what they do. The more I think about spinning off some verticals the more I am warming to the idea. My research shows that spinoffs are quite often beneficial for the parent company as well as shareholders and the spinouts themselves. It's that focus thing again. Remember, the spinoffs will likely be solid customers of DM going forward. I think in this case it

[inviolablspirit]

I like the idea of spinning off MediCall.  It makes MediCall a pure play and a potential takeover target down the road if it becomes as successful as I it could be.  MediCall should do quite well on its own.  I like the foreign student clientele.  I would think we should see an update soon in regards to signing contracts with more agencies.  Students will be arriving to

[scottrose]

I agree a spinoff potentially makes the healthcare division a target for acquisition if it performs well as a separate entity. A successful spinoff can demonstrate the value and potential of the healthcare division, making it an attractive investment opportunity for other companies or investors looking to expand their presence in the healthcare sector.

[ezemoney]

Very true.  I have seen this BS endless times where a venture company tries to spin off their junk to lure in the retardos they are getting free money. The only benefit goes to management as they can collect more money and shares running the spin off. Don't get fooled:  Money for nothing and the chicks for free is only a fantasy...you'll see.

[MUTDMUTD]

.... if that happens to DM it would be a freaking joke because we are way below any reasonable SP for DM based on current contracts and the growth potential/hype that we are just starting into ... meaning if we have a spin off then DM should still be way above the current SP even after the spin off... and yes I have an idea of where I think the DM SP should be both now and post spinoff, if it even