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It must be remembered, however, that the figures for the subsidiary Daro are likely accurate, as they passed KPMG’s audit. Daro’s revenue in 2025 was £7.3M and its 2025 EBITDA was £0.80M, growing 7-11% from the previous year. If Daro were valued at 10x EBITDA, that would roughly ...
3/13/2026, 6:49 PM
by Onni Mäihä
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I got the same answer last week when I “tried my luck” by calling the broker. This kind of “information package” was published on the company’s website a few weeks ago, apparently it wasn’t here yet: Information to Intellego Shareholders – March 12, 2026 | Intellego Technologies ...
3/31/2026, 4:21 PM
by Geologiopiskelija
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Fortunately, I am not an Intellego owner (though I did read through the thread once the shenanigans were revealed), but I also see a potential problem here from a relationship perspective. In fact, I would be worried about how a wife might interpret the situation unless the potential...
3/14/2026, 6:05 PM
by Karibu
10
It is equivalent to selling through the exchange, provided the price is what would be obtained from the market AND the ownership truly transfers. The original poster stated that their motive for the trade between spouses was to realize a tax benefit without losing control of the ...
3/16/2026, 6:44 AM
by Lars74
6
I personally wouldn’t risk trying to sell the shares to my wife to claim the tax benefit. With bad luck, the tax authorities might interpret it differently.
3/13/2026, 6:18 PM
by Critter
4
How is that tax evasion? You can sell shares to realize losses for tax purposes. For listed stocks, one day is considered a sufficient period, after which the sold shares can be bought back. There are even court rulings on this.
3/13/2026, 6:13 PM
by Odetus
4
investment advice cannot be given. About 99% of the company’s revenue is forged, and there is debt. Lenders want their money back, whatever is possible to get, and no one wants to fund this in the current situation. Everyone can draw their own conclusions as to whether the company...
3/13/2026, 6:03 PM
by kimsku
4
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