Ashley (laura) Share Discussion Threads

[uknighted] 17/3/2020 20:32

Just because ALY are selling lots of clothes doesn’t mean they are making a profit on those sales, and it’s possible celebrities are being given the dresses for free or/and being paid to wear them.

SRP I admire your resolve but I think your energy is misdirected.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 20:30

B

Agree please write to the chancellor and have your say we need to get
this wrong doing noticed asap.

On Monday rns no c19 impact a few hours later an rns stating there is.
As soon as they heard down the grapevine that funding is going to be free
for business they pull this stunt.

They need sorting asap.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 20:28

I have sent an email.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 20:12

M

Intended.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 19:46

Yes, free loans and we need a loan so they pull quickly due to c19,
in their statement on Monday they said they had seen any effect of
c19, a few hours later intend to appoint, really.

They need jail.

[lippy2020] 17/3/2020 19:43

spr, good luck - 2700 redundancies is the key issue

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 19:39

They said they intend, I will be contacting the chancellor 9am
to get involved this wrong.

[lippy2020] 17/3/2020 19:29

2,700 staff redundant- just before chancellor offers virtually free money to stall this sort of thing. Not a good look - PWC assessment should look closely into recent appointments and resignations and turnaround options before administration. something is fishy here - but hey it's Malaysia

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 19:28

This is why they quickly pulled today.

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Chancellor Rishi Sunak unveils £350BILLION coronavirus bailout: Government to offer businesses massive free loans, three-month mortgage holidays for home-owners, and no rates for pubs and restaurants for a YEAR

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I am not having this, they either give me my money back or they get the free
loans. I will be in contact with the chancellor tomorrow.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 19:23

K

No I was correct, the last six weeks growth of 28% and profit surge of
22%, no other retailer like aly can come close to those figures.
If they had flagged that up in early year we could have seen a recovery.

The tea rooms have been bouncing with more hotels wanting to collaborate
fact told from aly.
New London store supposed to opening in March.
Urban outfitters selling out of aly clothes.
Clothes collection being sported by top lady celebrities.
and on, so just as we turn it around they pull the plug, why do they need
£15m, when sales are booming?

They should be horse draw and quartered, then again they might if
they do ot sort this out for the other 25% shareholders.

[uncmike] 17/3/2020 18:47

It’s administration! Anything can happen. It’s not insolvency just yet! Whatever happens I’m sure it will be dealt with legally and in fair way for the shareholder( not)

[uncmike] 17/3/2020 18:38

It’s administration! Anything can happen! It’s not insolvency just yet! See what happens I’m sure it will all be done in a fair and legal manner(not)

[killieboy] 17/3/2020 17:52

srpactive - after years of your misjudged positivity towards this dog you are now wanting compensation - beggars belief! DYOR!!

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 16:39

Yes agree, they have no argument if it was so bad
sell for 2.7p if not keep it going massive increase in sales,
so before it could be properly announced to send the share price
back to at least 5p they pull the rug, the government is helping
businesses especially those growing sales at 28% in a few weeks.

This needs highlighting I I will be doing it.

I bet they have all gone to Malaysia.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 16:09

I will be writing to the Chancellor with all the rns statements
as I want compensation. The board as stated in the rns Feb 2019
the2.7p bid undervalued the company, if that is the case the
company should pay minimum 2.7p to existing shareholders.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 15:26

It has been done before the government can help,
especially as their sales have performed very well
over the past few months and they stated the other day
that c19 is not having an effect but they next day
it is taking a dramatic effect, I think dispatches
need contacting.

[squibno1] 17/3/2020 15:18

CV won't have helped the tea rooms !

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 14:59

Aly have a good online presence, US supporting businesses
with funding, so they plug plug early before the UK follows.

Pure sc*m.

[big brother8] 17/3/2020 14:55

SORRY GUYS. I THINK MANY COMPANIES ARE ABOUT TO GO. SHAME. THESE COMPANIES GOT KILLED BY BUSINESS RATE AND NEVER ADAPTED TO ONLINE SELLING.

THEY WILL NEVER BE ABLE TO COMPETE. OLD COMPANIES DIE BUT NEW LOW COST ENTRANTS WILL REPLACE THEM.

[srpactive] 17/3/2020 14:23

I want compensation, since 2015 the company has been run to fail,
the stupid building in Singapore purchase to announcing any negative
news with bells attached on a Monday morning to burying any positive
news. All to coincide with a personal matter.

They said they have until end March, to sort finance, now today when the
government are saying they will support businesses and rates they pull the plug.

[uncmike] 17/3/2020 13:51

I think mike ashley would actually rive it. No idea what happens to my shares nxt though

[tomboyb] 17/3/2020 13:32

Equity holders likely to be left with nothing -