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Gear4music (Holdings) plc (LSE:G4M) has reported record trading over the recent Black Friday and Cyber Monday period, dispatching more than 14,000 orders in a single day. The exceptional performance has prompted the company to upgrade its guidance for the year ending 31 March 2026, with expected EBITDA now projected at no less than £16.7 million—comfortably ahead of prior market forecasts. Management emphasised that the result underscores the strength of Gear4music’s operational platform and its ability to maximise peak trading opportunities, reinforcing its leadership in the musical instruments retail market.
The company’s outlook combines uneven financial performance with supportive technical indicators. While the shares trade at a high valuation—implying limited near-term upside without stronger earnings growth—technical momentum remains favourable. The absence of recent earnings call commentary or notable corporate events does not materially affect the current view.
More about Gear4music (Holdings)
Gear4music (Holdings) plc is the UK’s largest online retailer of musical instruments and equipment, serving customers from novices to professionals. Headquartered in York, the company operates distribution centres across the UK and Europe and sells a mix of own-brand and leading third-party products through its multilingual, multicurrency e-commerce platform, which delivers to more than 190 countries.
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