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CRAW Crawshaw

2.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Crawshaw LSE:CRAW London Ordinary Share GB00B2PQMW21 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 2.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
14/2/2017
17:37
Maybe the reviews are genuine & have merit?
rhomboid
14/2/2017
17:19
I’m astonished they didn’t request the company solicitor to issue GD with a take-down notice. It’s a simple process and clearly in everyone’s interest, so why not?
playful
14/2/2017
16:55
In addition to the trading update in early Jan, in 2015 there was also a trading update to confirm general revenue for the year 24 Feb although there was no similar update last year (2016). It would certainly be beneficial to have such an update in the next week or so.

Management are not obliged to purchase shares in the business that employs them. But it would certainly send out some kind of a message of confidence if Collett & Richardson did make such an acquisition.

They have overseen the decimation of the share price since early summer 2016 and if they do not have confidence that they can sort matters out, is it perhaps time to hold their hands up??

mcmather
14/2/2017
16:47
Appreciate margins are tight but don't understand why the two IIs would have reloaded if there was no prospect and, more to the point, why the bank (Natwest?) would have agreed the RCF?

Appreciate that the supermarkets will have identified CRAW as a threat of some sort - more longer term; ie so try to 'nip in the bud' now? - but that last update was quite positive albeit after the previous disastrous update and the business appears to be collectively generating more custom.

mcmather
14/2/2017
16:35
Seriously guys - go vegan.

I went veggie 24 months ago and then vegan 12 months out. I NEVER thought I would ever do anything like it (loved my steaks).

BUT, I feel physically a hundred times better than I have ever done before.

I recommend it.

Cheers

Del

deltrotter
14/2/2017
16:34
it looks like dead man walking,no hope of raiseing cash now.could just fold overnight.butchery trade is desperate at the moment.
penciles2
14/2/2017
16:24
It appears so Tiger :-/
optomistic
14/2/2017
16:22
The writing was on the wall when Colin sold out.
Tiger

castleford tiger
14/2/2017
15:42
"At this price these are looking very attractive"
But I am asking myself...why is it at this price?
Far from happy with my investment in Crawshaws.
I do wonder how the directors wife is feeling with her 180K share purchase (I think she is a diectors wife, correct me if I'm wrong) Could be a few cold suppers in their house :-/

optomistic
14/2/2017
14:52
At this price these are looking very attractive. Just doing some research before buying.
seball
14/2/2017
13:13
Near £80 Million on pre tax speaks pretty loudly to me!.
essentialinvestor
14/2/2017
13:11
Aye; the company reduces wastage via the food to go range but then do little to publicise this offering...
mcmather
14/2/2017
13:03
GRG is a cash generation machine, cost inflation headwinds this year,
however an ongoing cost efficiency programme should help mitigate
some of this. They should make the best part of £80 Million on pre tax this year.

essentialinvestor
14/2/2017
12:58
I agree Crawshaws attract a different customer and some high st positions will be pretty decent but you have to repeat that across the operating areas which Crawshaws are struggling to do.
celeritas
14/2/2017
12:30
Agree Celeritas / Tiger re Greggs; the stores always seem fairly busy.

Though reckon Crawshaws are a difficult one to 'pigeon hole' / compare.

Still reckon their high street stores attract a different customer (on the butcher side) to those who undertake the large weekly shop in a supermarket.

The food to go range in the high street stores is also different to the likes Greggs and the pound bakery; there's similar stuff re pies and baguettes but most purchases at Crawshaws seems to be around chicken; pieces / chips and chicken / jacket spud and chicken curry / etc - ie attracting a different customer

The factory stores just focus on meat and seem to attract those buying in bulk; again, attracting a different customer to those undertaking the once weekly shop in a supermarket.

mcmather
14/2/2017
11:52
Greggs margins are also much higher.
I rent two very busy sites to Greggs and they are booming.

Tiger

castleford tiger
14/2/2017
11:52
Greggs margins are also much higher.
I rent two very busy sites to Greggs and they are booming.

Tiger

castleford tiger
14/2/2017
11:43
I once compared this to Greggs many moons back in the terms of valuation per store only to be told I had it all wrong. Greggs have the foot fall being able to adapt very easily to different locations so in my mind although lower value product it still should command a much higher value per store courtesy of sheer numbers that will buy a pasty or sandwich on a whim. Greggs no matter what time of the day always seem to have customers.
With minimum wage going up it can only make it more difficult for these labour intensive type of operations, including Greggs, so I expect prices to be passed on to the consumer. Greggs will be ok in this respect mainly due to the fact superstores dont really compete with them.

celeritas
14/2/2017
11:29
Where is davidosh. This share is heading for single digits.
sefton1
14/2/2017
10:05
I think they'd be a good fit for someone remarkomsoc; still think the concept is compelling - a high street butchers which then uses the meat not sold for the next day's food to go range.
mcmather
14/2/2017
10:03
Morrisons just take over the customers, not the company.
igbertsponk
14/2/2017
10:03
Think it's time for Collett & Richardson to buy some shares if they believe in there own investor presentations
shakkaa
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