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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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Patisserie | LSE:CAKE | London | Ordinary Share | GB00BM4NV504 | ORD 1P |
Price Change | % Change | Share Price | Bid Price | Offer Price | High Price | Low Price | Open Price | Shares Traded | Last Trade | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 429.50 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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27/1/2017 15:53 | RNS shareholding, Octopus, an increase I think. | zho | |
26/1/2017 14:51 | Don't think it will break, more like a gentle rise to 360p. The only unknown might be the takeover, but that brings risk to me. Why not be content to grow organically? | che7win | |
26/1/2017 14:27 | Are you ready! | larva | |
26/1/2017 11:42 | Looking lively about to break | larva | |
24/1/2017 19:37 | AGM tomorrow? Didnt know that mate. Like to have had a free slice | larva | |
24/1/2017 16:35 | Would be good to get a AGM trading update but i don't think they do that. Are you going tomorrow larva?You may get a nice free slice. | shauney2 | |
24/1/2017 14:46 | opening in debenhams, local one in oxford has one hxxps://www.patisser | larva | |
23/1/2017 17:34 | Those investors keen to tap into the UK's love of baked treats may also be tempted by the shares of fellow retailer -- Patisserie Valerie (LSE: CAKE). Back in November, Patisserie reported its tenth consecutive year of revenue and profit growth with the former exceeding £100m for the first time and gross profits rising 14.5% to £81.3m. Online sales were a particular highlight, jumping 23% to £3.8m. The company's reported net cash position of £13.3m -- £7.2m more than the previous year -- was the icing on the cake. I can't say I'm surprised by recent results. With many years of strong returns on capital and high operating margins relative to the rest of the market, Patisserie presents as a classy business. Moreover, thanks to its plans for the future, I continue to view its shares as reasonably valued, albeit not quite the deal they were before November's results were announced (they're up 17% since). While a P/E of almost 20 for 2017 looks steep at first glance, CEO Luke Johnson's target of opening 20 new stores every year justifies this fairly high valuation, in my opinion. Not only did the company exceed this figure in 2016 (some of which are already "trading ahead of management expectations"), it has also managed to open another six stores since the year-end. This approach, coupled with the company's seemingly well-received online offering, should continue driving revenue and profits higher over the medium term. | larva | |
23/1/2017 17:34 | Those investors keen to tap into the UK's love of baked treats may also be tempted by the shares of fellow retailer -- Patisserie Valerie (LSE: CAKE). Back in November, Patisserie reported its tenth consecutive year of revenue and profit growth with the former exceeding £100m for the first time and gross profits rising 14.5% to £81.3m. Online sales were a particular highlight, jumping 23% to £3.8m. The company's reported net cash position of £13.3m -- £7.2m more than the previous year -- was the icing on the cake. I can't say I'm surprised by recent results. With many years of strong returns on capital and high operating margins relative to the rest of the market, Patisserie presents as a classy business. Moreover, thanks to its plans for the future, I continue to view its shares as reasonably valued, albeit not quite the deal they were before November's results were announced (they're up 17% since). While a P/E of almost 20 for 2017 looks steep at first glance, CEO Luke Johnson's target of opening 20 new stores every year justifies this fairly high valuation, in my opinion. Not only did the company exceed this figure in 2016 (some of which are already "trading ahead of management expectations"), it has also managed to open another six stores since the year-end. This approach, coupled with the company's seemingly well-received online offering, should continue driving revenue and profits higher over the medium term. | larva | |
18/1/2017 08:10 | Patisserie Valerie owner nears takeover of upmarket chain founded by Raymond Blanc William Turvill I write about mergers and acquisitions (M&A), deals and investment for City A.M. [..] Show more Maison Blanc was founded by celebrity chief Raymond Blanc in 1981 (Source: Getty) The owner of Patisserie Valerie is nearing a deal to take over an upmarket bakery chain founded by celebrity chef Raymond Blanc. City A.M. understands Patisserie Holdings came out on top in a competitive bidding process for 13 Maison Blanc sites and has agreed terms for a deal, with the final details being ironed out | larva | |
18/1/2017 08:03 | Hello mate This looks ready to pop finally | larva | |
17/1/2017 22:10 | I expect the company will have to make a statement with the media article, all depends on the price and synergies. | che7win | |
17/1/2017 20:10 | It's gonna be a pre pack bought on a debt free basis Yeah and close the central kitchen and fire the directors should make it instantly profitable I guess 10m turnover in prime London Very very nice | tattooed93 | |
17/1/2017 19:00 | Having had a brief look at the latest Maison Blanc accounts at Companies House, it looks like a complete basket case! It made a GROSS loss for the last 3 years at last (I haven't looked any further back), has negative net assets and has relied on cash injections from the current owners to stay afloat. On the other hand, an additional 13 sites isn't to be sniffed at in the context of CAKE's wider roll out plans. If they can strip out the central costs including the bakery (assuming CAKE already has sufficient facilities there), rebrand the sites and earn margins in line with the rest of the CAKE group (around 39% net of staff costs), I reckon they could easily make the acquisition numbers stack up in line with their 40% hurdle threshold for return on investment on new sites and 2-year payback period, and they have enough cash to do it without impacting on any other plans. The current owners paid £9.3m for it in 2013; CAKE should be paying a lot less for it given the losses racked up since then. | bestace | |
17/1/2017 17:53 | No idea - I guess it depends what they pay for them. | zho | |
17/1/2017 17:52 | zho, not sure I see the value in them, what do you think? | che7win | |
17/1/2017 17:52 | zho, not sure I see the value in them, what do you think? | che7win | |
17/1/2017 16:55 | finally we close with the bid over 320p, at 320.75p. Asagi (long CAKE) | asagi | |
17/1/2017 13:47 | The likes of this and RBG - reporting Thursday - are going to be big - the whole high street is going to become entertainment as clothes/goods shopping moves to the internet Others include FUL which I'm not invested in yet - but it's companies with no debt and a roll out that will win ! | panic investor | |
17/1/2017 13:39 | Bought more, I would guess their latest belfast store one of their golden gooses. | che7win | |
17/1/2017 11:13 | Shes on her way. Fingers xxd. | larva | |
17/1/2017 10:46 | Its early Asagi The high print was a few days ago Wont be surprised to see these at 400p in a few days | larva | |
17/1/2017 10:22 | look at how low the volume is compared with recent weeks. We have only done around £100k worth this morning. Asagi (long CAKE) | asagi | |
17/1/2017 10:17 | and in a market thats pants today ! Only stuff with no debt is holding its own ! | panic investor |
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