Top 20 Shareholders Sept 23

I thought it a good time to look at the changes in the Top 20 shareholders for DVP over the past 12months, 2022 to 2023.

Follow the money, follow the major money makers in DVP. Who is in the know, and who isbuying enough to make themselves a major holder? Paul Allison for one!

Things of note in the DVP shareholding;- The top 20 shareholders in 2022 owned 58.72% of the company, in 2023 they now own61.88%. Indicating that the top 20 and buying more and more shares and are continuing togrow.

Shareholders with more than 100,001 shares in DVP are growing! Only 8 more individuals(146 to 154) with more than 100,000 DVP shares, but the big change is in the number ofshares they now hold.
The 154 shareholders now own approximately 30,000,000 more DVP shares than they did 12months ago. Yes, some are Bill's options becoming shares, but these 154 own more than everbefore, and it is growing.

The growth is good for long-term DVP shareholders for this makes the DVP share register‘tight’, i.e. harder for others to get into DVP unless they buy more DVP shares, and this willcontinue to push up the DVP share price.

The percentage of shares that the top 154 shareholders in DVP now hold increases from76.08% to 77.24%.
These 154 shareholders now basically control any future votes for DVP. A lot easier for DVPto grow the company knowing that these shareholders with substantial $$$ in the businessare more likely than not to agree with the direction Bill decides to take the company.

The bottom number of shareholders has increased by about 30%. However, the bottomshareholders now own fewer DVP shares than they did in 2022 when compared to 2023.With the bottom owning less, we are seeing a classic move by the middle, and top shareholders that are buying DVP shares from the bottom shareholders.
We can see this in the increase in the number of individuals owning more than 5,000 DVP shares and above.In summary, things are getting tight in DVP, this is great news, as it can be assumed that the top 20may know a little more than us, and hence why they are buying more, and by the trend shown, arebuying from the shareholders with the least amount of shares.

More shareholders show that there is more interest in being a DVP shareholder. When DVP joinsthe ASX 300 and then the ASX 200, we should see a natural increase in DVP shareholders. Hopefully, they buy a lot, and that will further push the share price higher.

People of note who have increased their DVP positions;Paul AllisonI would like to welcome Paul to the Top 20. Paul heads up the Premium Group within DVP, refer to a copy of the company chart below. Yes, some of those shares were provided to Paul as part of DVPtakeover of Premium Mining & Civil Pty Ltd. But not all the shares, clearly there have been somefurther purchases.Classic 'follow the money' of the people close to the decision makers (what do paul and Bill talk about?

More people will be needed for theMt Marion contract which Bill has a site visit to in October (refer to the Sydney presentation where this ismentioned by Bill). In between buying shares in DVP, I am sure Paul is busy recruiting more staff.More staff will be needed for the start-up of Woodlawn, and the work required on the ESS purchase future work.
Hiring people means more revenue coming our way. The past 2 financial reports have shown moremoney spent on staff has resulted in more revenue, substantially more revenue (refer to financialreports for in-depth figures).



'MR GEOFFREY MUIR & MRS JACQUI MUIR': Geoffrey and Jacqui, if you did not know it, are some of your best friends at DVP. Geoff and Jacqui areowners of AUSTRALIAN UNDERGROUND DRILLING (AUD). This is the company Bill is using for all theamazing drill results that have been coming out of Woodlawn (refer to Bill's LinkedIn post about howhappy he is with AUD).
Geoff and Jacqui have been buying DVP over the past 12 months, and have increased their shareholdingby roughly 50%. This is substantial, as they have increased from around 1,000,000 shares to1,500,000 DVP shares.
However, this was not enough for them to hold onto their 14th-largestshareholding spot. Even by buying 500,000 shares in DVP over the past 12 months, they havedropped from 13th in 2022 to 14th in 2023.
This clearly indicates that while they increased their holding by 500,000 DVP shares, others havebeen buying up more. As mentioned earlier, the TOP 20 are buying more and more DVP shares thanthe rest of the DVP shareholders.

In summary, I like what I see a lot. The guy supporting the hiring of staff for current and future DVPcontracts is buying DVP shares. The company pulling out our amazing drilling results in buying upDVP shares.Follow the money!

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