Ann: 2019 Annual General Meeting addresses, page-26

might be worth working out the metrics yourself rather than using online tools.

I.e. the ROE is income/shareholders equity which was 18mil/48mil = 37.5%

The ev is a little difficult to work out with DTL as they have an artificially bloated cash balance due to cash inflows in June. I'm not sure what their net cash position really is because they usually have a very low balance by dec 31. They play down this cash balance at their briefings, so if we assume the excess cash isn't really their's (which is probably harsh) then we get an EV of 644mil and the trailing EBITDA in 2019 was 28 mil. So ev/ebitda is 23 (EV/EBIT is 26 so not quite the 30 I alluded to above apologies...)

But if DTL can grow earnings by 20%pa for another 2 periods, then the multiple contracts to 16, which for a company growing at 20%pa probably is back towards fair value.