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HRN Hornby Plc

38.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:14
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Hornby Plc LSE:HRN London Ordinary Share GB00B01CZ652 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 38.00 36.00 40.00 38.00 38.00 38.00 160 08:00:14
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Dolls And Stuffed Toys 55.11M -5.92M -0.0349 -10.89 64.54M
Hornby Plc is listed in the Dolls And Stuffed Toys sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker HRN. The last closing price for Hornby was 38p. Over the last year, Hornby shares have traded in a share price range of 14.50p to 41.50p.

Hornby currently has 169,853,770 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Hornby is £64.54 million. Hornby has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -10.89.

Hornby Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/3/2024
16:18
I’m surprised their a average is that low .

Ashley is a good retailer , I don’t think a small specialist niche business is suited to his skills , that’s always been the problem it’s never going to be big business , but often individuals arrive who believe it can be something else , it can’t .

However it will be interesting to see what evolves.

holts
20/3/2024
11:18
Castelnau,the listed investment company,that owns the larger part of the Phoenix holding has a cost price of their Hornby shares of just over 40p.Castelnau's biggest investment is in the Dignity funeral business & they also own a large part of the revived Stanley Gibbons outfit.Phoenix/Castelnau best described as a group that buries the dead & hopes to bring dead businesses back to life!

With Mike Ashley it is all about "The Brands";and I do think there is considerable potential in usage of Hornby brands in other fields than pure model sales.

1tx
28/2/2024
17:14
Love to know what Phoenixes average is .
holts
28/2/2024
15:34
Decent volume again and a solid new base seems to be forming.

Will MA add to his stake at this price?

clocktower
26/2/2024
19:35
Could be clock , hadn’t thought of that, although I thought HRN were nuts buying that , however that’s cos I’ve watched them buy all sorts of looney things over the years , Fletchers speed boats being a humdinger .
holts
26/2/2024
19:00
I thought Mike Ashley just like buying faded brands and trying to rejuvenate them. This looks a bit out of his usual type though.
arthur_lame_stocks
26/2/2024
16:43
It's more about the stake Hornby took in Warlord I suspect.

MA must see some millage in the Game business going forward.

clocktower
26/2/2024
12:41
I would say it’s a case of mistaking it for a toy business rather than a niche hobby business .
holts
26/2/2024
11:59
applied1 I am not so sure that you can say they are being snapped up cheaply, as most are loss making, and bear in mind that it is only asset strippers that can see value, and some of those are not successful either.

Maybe Frasiers are oe of the few that can help to add value here but they never did that with their holdings in MUL for example.

clocktower
26/2/2024
10:01
Hello Clock ,hope your OK,wish the would happen to MTC,I see a lot of companys in retail being snapped up cheaply ,any thoughts.
applied1
24/2/2024
15:03
Sports Direct to Toys on the Train Line - “Toys online” HOLTS.
clocktower
23/2/2024
16:17
Maybe MA fancies becoming the station master ar Hornby.
clocktower
23/2/2024
09:58
Trains to trainers? (Or vice-versa)
glavey
23/2/2024
09:25
That was a huge surprise HOLTS.

A big help to Phoenix.

clocktower
23/2/2024
08:19
Interesting stake by Fraser Group, keep a watching brief here, quite a good rise off the lows, one to watch imo
ny boy
23/2/2024
08:11
I bet Phoenix would delight in Frasers buying them out , they must have had a guts full .
holts
30/1/2024
10:37
I wonder if those buying had any idea what Hornby had to do to generate trade sales over Christmas period ?
holts
17/1/2024
09:43
Well they are trying to dress up todays TS as good news but it goes to show that even though they increased prices by a huge amount, that unit sales must have take a huge dive, and bearing inflation in mind a tiny increase in value will not cover the cracks in the foundations.
clocktower
08/1/2024
22:02
Hornby have rowed back on their disastrous tiering system for retailers , unfortunately damage has been done , it gave a huge helping hand to new smaller manufacturers, coupled with them competing with their own retailers they have scored too many own goals .
holts
24/11/2023
06:19
No light at the end of the tunnel here - the share price moves inexorably inversely to the retail price on their OO gauge steam engines! Penny share soon DYOR
nov31
23/11/2023
10:04
Yes but you fail to mention that the beached whales are "a confederation of semi-autonomous, brand-focused, business units" building a "happier world for all of us". What's not to like?
orange1
23/11/2023
08:02
Oh dear , Hornby are going full toy company mode again , Ex Mattel, Ex Lego staff at the helm and geezer from Paperchase , that went well .
Debt up substantially , losses up , of course direct sales are higher you have alienated your trade base quite successfully by denying them stock so you will have more direct sales , on the Railway side at least the trade are all busy buying from the other manufacturers that have been let through the back door , they once saw Hornby as a dominant threat and largely steered clear , no longer .
I don’t see any reference to the new scale they spent a fortune on producing results , apart from that it’s all going well . Phoenix must rue the day they got involved .

holts
23/11/2023
07:30
Having just briefly scanned these results, which once again make woeful reading, the business is thrashing around like a pod of beached whales, with each member of the pod once again being responsible for finding a way to get off the beach but without hope as they beached on a spring tide, and by the time another arrives they will have buried themselves even deeper in the sand ( debt).

A slow death of a handful of outdated brands and products at inflated prices.

clocktower
17/11/2023
12:30
Maybe that is why there is a buyer around today. The change of direction might being forced upon them due to needing to move volume at Christmas,
clocktower
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