Company highlights are here, page-4

I think sadly that is at least partially the result of investors in the previous business run under EXM, and another one run by the some of that earlier team, being unhappy with the decisions of the previous team and trash talking DSE. With its growth rate and success with new signups and customers, and now the 'gift' of these cyber attacks, there's no reason the share price should be languishing where it is, but I suppose that's the down side of taking over a shell company whose earlier controllers didn't meet investor expectations. Hindsight is 20/20 as they say, and perhaps DSE shouldn't have injected its beautiful business into this shell. I just wish the disgruntled brigade gives this company its due, despite the apparent satisfaction of throwing stones.