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BWNG Brown (n) Group Plc

16.00
-0.30 (-1.84%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Brown (n) Group Plc LSE:BWNG London Ordinary Share GB00B1P6ZR11 ORD 11 1/19P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.30 -1.84% 16.00 15.55 16.00 16.50 15.55 16.50 351,942 16:35:27
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Catalog, Mail-order Houses 677.5M -51.4M -0.1116 -1.39 71.61M
Brown (n) Group Plc is listed in the Catalog, Mail-order Houses sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BWNG. The last closing price for Brown (n) was 16.30p. Over the last year, Brown (n) shares have traded in a share price range of 15.05p to 29.95p.

Brown (n) currently has 460,483,231 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Brown (n) is £71.61 million. Brown (n) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.39.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
20/1/2017
08:33
So thats the reason you're short?
ivancampo
19/1/2017
11:50
Wait till the FCA says they cant charge 100% interest



The FCA is now N Brown’s regulator, having taken charge of regulating retail consumer credit products from the Office of Fair Trading in 2014. N Brown, which is currently going through the process of getting full authorisation, flagged the FCA as a key issue on its full-year results call with analysts last week. “We come into the year really acknowledging that it’s going to be a difficult year ahead with the switch of platforms and also the movement towards FCA regulation,” said the company’s chairman, Andrew Higginson.

N Brown said “typical”; credit limits are between £100-£450 and that it “never” asks customers to pay more than they can afford. “We take a very proactive approach and if customers do fall into financial difficulty we work with them to find solutions,” a spokesperson said via email. The interest rates N Brown charges “reflects the risk of credit customers we are trading with,” they said.

larva
19/1/2017
09:58
the market is impressed and rightly so
mister md
19/1/2017
09:57
Wouldn't want to be short today!
ivancampo
19/1/2017
08:47
Who wrote all that and when?
solonic
19/1/2017
08:43
Gross margins in decline

Finance going backwards which is what they make most money on

larva
19/1/2017
07:26
Decent update.
mister md
19/1/2017
07:19
A very thorough TS. Better than the usual 2 lines one gets from other companies.
A lot to like, whilst early days, perhaps this worm has turned!

cw2000
12/1/2017
12:38
Trading Update due next week: 19th Jan
cw2000
04/1/2017
15:08
divi forecasts for 2017 are 14.24 - .01 up on 2016. at current rate that's around 7%. unless this is going to break its recovery it makes it a very good growth+value play
brando69
03/1/2017
18:24
Not a holder but you might like to know that the General Retailers Index closed down 1.94% today. Omline is estimated to have had a good Christmas with sales up 20% at the start of December easing to around 6%+ at New Year. Bricks and mortar stores started slowly and got worse - footfall 2-3% down early December and down in double figures towards the end, aggravated by the way the shopping days fell. Online estimates and footfall are not the same as actual sales and profits but bricks and mortar retailers are anticpated to have done badly, with import price rises still to feed in, so shop closures and redundancies in 2017 are now expected to be worse than last year. It seems difficulties are getting worse for retailers in 2017 rather than abating. Obviously there will be winners and losers, depending on all sorts of factors, but mainly online offerings and delivery infrastructure. Here's a couple of examples of the type of media coverage retailers have been getting:
aleman
03/1/2017
16:56
Next was also bad, they were downgraded to hold today, a case of sector specific pressures
danieldruff2
03/1/2017
16:47
Poor day - reversed last two weeks gains. Any hear any news ?
davr0s
07/12/2016
14:10
got a few BWNG, DEB, BON extremely out-of-favour sector - hopefully near bottom and collect some nice dividends while they recover
mister md
06/12/2016
11:02
buys coming in
larva
06/12/2016
09:17
going northwards
larva
22/11/2016
15:33
Super slimming jeans that gave plus-size clothing retailer N Brown a lift


N Brown said its Shape and Sculpt jeans have proved popular
Shape-sculpting slimming jeans have given N Brown a sales boost.
The plus-size clothing retailer said its Shape and Sculpt jeans, which it launched as part of its Simply Be Unique range in July, proved popular.

larva
22/11/2016
15:30
delicious kebab named BWNG for someone like Amazon
larva
22/11/2016
15:26
delicious 28k sell
ed 123
22/11/2016
15:14
delicious 28k buy
larva
18/11/2016
14:27
Very interesting upping stake
nw99
18/11/2016
13:26
Invesco up to 11% holding now
mister md
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