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Secondary Recommendation

Derriston - Cash shell chaired by Harry Hyman of PHP targets medical devices space

March 2017

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  • Epic Code:
  • DERR
  • Price:
  • 15.75p
Derriston (DERR;15.75p), a cash shell, crept onto the Full List in December and intends to move into the medical products and devices sector. The business is the brainchild of Harry Hyman (chairman) and Rodger Sargent (CEO). Hyman won his spurs at Primary Health Properties, a very well run business that has exploited the demand from the NHS to rent health care property (such as purpose built doctors surgeries). Sargent is a shell miester who has done his bit in reversals including Satellite, Audioboom and Sports Internet. Both are incentivised with founder shares. Derriston’s register includes Nigel Wray (8%), Stephen Hemsley (8%) and Hargreaves Hale (10%).   ...

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