DGNX: A Small Float Stock We're Watching This Morning
DGNX: A Small Float Stock We're Watching This Morning
Good morning traders, Yaso here. Here's what's on our radar today.
DGNX: A Billion Dollar Deal Sitting Inside A $45 Million Stock
Why This, Why Now
A company with a market cap under $45 million just signed an amended agreement to acquire a business that made $150 million in revenue last year. That gap is the whole story here. Let's walk through it.
The Company
$DGNX is the ticker for Diginex Limited, a London headquartered company that builds ESG and sustainability reporting software. Businesses use its platform to track and report environmental, social, and governance data across their supply chains, a requirement that keeps growing as regulators in the US and Europe tighten disclosure rules.
Why We're Watching It
1. It just cleared its biggest overhang. Diginex spent months under threat of Nasdaq delisting after its share price stayed below one dollar for 30 straight sessions. On July 28, the company announced it had regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price rule. That risk is off the table, at least for now.
2. The Resulticks deal is still alive, just smaller. Back in April, Diginex agreed to acquire Resulticks, a customer engagement software company, for $1.5 billion in an all stock deal. On August 14, the two sides signed a revised agreement at $1.05 billion. Resulticks reportedly brought in $150 million in revenue and $17 million in profit last year, according to a Benzinga report on the amended terms. If it closes, it changes the size of this company entirely.
3. There's already a revenue relationship in place. Diginex and Resulticks signed a separate reseller agreement back in February, aiming for $40 million in cumulative revenue over four years. That deal stands on its own, regardless of what happens with the larger acquisition.
4. The float is small. Yahoo Finance lists DGNX with a float around 5.5 million shares against roughly 29 million shares outstanding. A float this size can make the stock move fast once volume shows up, in either direction.
The Chart
Pull up $DGNX yourself and look at how it has reacted since the reverse split in April. Watch for a break above recent resistance or below recent support rather than waiting on a specific number from us. The stock has swung on deal headlines all year, so the chart tells a big part of this story.
Thank you for reading! Good luck and trade well.
Best,
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Good morning traders, Yaso here. Here's what's on our radar today.
DGNX: A Billion Dollar Deal Sitting Inside A $45 Million Stock
Why This, Why Now
A company with a market cap under $45 million just signed an amended agreement to acquire a business that made $150 million in revenue last year. That gap is the whole story here. Let's walk through it.
The Company
$DGNX is the ticker for Diginex Limited, a London headquartered company that builds ESG and sustainability reporting software. Businesses use its platform to track and report environmental, social, and governance data across their supply chains, a requirement that keeps growing as regulators in the US and Europe tighten disclosure rules.
Why We're Watching It
1. It just cleared its biggest overhang. Diginex spent months under threat of Nasdaq delisting after its share price stayed below one dollar for 30 straight sessions. On July 28, the company announced it had regained compliance with Nasdaq's minimum bid price rule. That risk is off the table, at least for now.
2. The Resulticks deal is still alive, just smaller. Back in April, Diginex agreed to acquire Resulticks, a customer engagement software company, for $1.5 billion in an all stock deal. On August 14, the two sides signed a revised agreement at $1.05 billion. Resulticks reportedly brought in $150 million in revenue and $17 million in profit last year, according to a Benzinga report on the amended terms. If it closes, it changes the size of this company entirely.
3. There's already a revenue relationship in place. Diginex and Resulticks signed a separate reseller agreement back in February, aiming for $40 million in cumulative revenue over four years. That deal stands on its own, regardless of what happens with the larger acquisition.
4. The float is small. Yahoo Finance lists DGNX with a float around 5.5 million shares against roughly 29 million shares outstanding. A float this size can make the stock move fast once volume shows up, in either direction.
The Chart
Pull up $DGNX yourself and look at how it has reacted since the reverse split in April. Watch for a break above recent resistance or below recent support rather than waiting on a specific number from us. The stock has swung on deal headlines all year, so the chart tells a big part of this story.
Thank you for reading! Good luck and trade well.
Best,
We know trading can be confusing, and we're here to help. If you have any questions, feel free to drop them in our Discord. We’ll get back to you within a day or two with detailed answers made just for you.
📮 Ask in our community Discord
*Issuer-Sponsored Content | Yaso and/or its officers, directors, owners, managers, affiliates and control persons (collectively the “Publisher”) are paid to publish favorable information (the “Information”) about publicly traded companies (Individually an “Issuer” or collectively the “Issuers”) listed on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange (“NASDAQ”), New York Stock Exchange (“NYSE”) and the OTC Markets on Discord and SMS (the “Platform”). The Information disseminated by the Publisher is an advertisement.
Because the Publisher is paid to disseminate the Information to the public, the Publisher is required by the securities laws, including Section 10(b) of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 and Rule 10b-5 thereunder, and Section 17(b) of the Securities Act of 1933, as amended (the “Securities Act”), to specifically disclose certain information to you regarding its compensation, including the nature and amount of compensation. The anti-fraud provisions of state and federal securities laws require the Publisher to inform you that the Paying Party and its affiliates may engage in buying and selling of the Issuers’ securities before, during and after the Publication of the Information.
The Publisher has agreed to be paid six hundred and fifty USD (before deduction of bank and PayPal charges and fees) to publish the Information on this Platform about DGNX for a period beginning on 09/24/2026 and ending on 09/24/2026.
By reading the Information and visiting the Platform, you agree you have not relied on the Information and agree to indemnify, defend and hold the Publisher harmless from any liability for any claimed direct, indirect, incidental, punitive, or consequential damages pertaining to your receipt of the Information without limitation.
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