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ASC Asos Plc

341.20
6.80 (2.03%)
01 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Asos Plc LSE:ASC London Ordinary Share GB0030927254 ORD 3.5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  6.80 2.03% 341.20 341.60 343.20 342.60 332.20 340.00 587,452 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Accesory, Spcl Stores 3.55B -223.1M -1.8747 -1.82 407.01M
Asos Plc is listed in the Womens Accesory, Spcl Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker ASC. The last closing price for Asos was 334.40p. Over the last year, Asos shares have traded in a share price range of 322.30p to 758.00p.

Asos currently has 119,008,036 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Asos is £407.01 million. Asos has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -1.82.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/4/2024
08:16
The City downgrades and SELL recommendations for ASOS have started rolling in:



Liberum Capital has reiterated its 'SELL' recommendation for ASOS PLC (LSE:ASC), with a long term target price of just 360p, expressing deep concerns about the online retailer's recovery and financial health.

sellhighandbuylow
19/4/2024
08:07
What's your take on the new directors Throg.
ajseabright
19/4/2024
08:06
Who am I? You know who I am buddy.I am....... AJ Not So Bright lolYes mate they are all laughing at meFair play Seed nice try but your never break me NEVER.
ajseabright
19/4/2024
07:52
A statutory loss of £270 Million is still a MASSIVE FINANCIAL LOSS, no matter how much you try to camouflage it.

Latest website traffic data and visitor numbers for ASOS's website up to and including 31st March 2024 show declining visitor numbers, which ultimately means less sales.

Marketing spend is up and sales being down, isn't a recipe for success, that is for sure

ASOS has also seen its market share eroded again with sales falling by a staggering 18%



In comparison, City analysts point to the success of clothing rival SHEIN, which now enjoys UK sales of more than £1 billion per year, partly thanks to it buying the Missguided clothing brand from Mike Ashley's Frasers Group..



www.shein.co.uk

throgmortonstreet
19/4/2024
07:43
Who is we AJ ?

Would that be the multiple voices in one’s head you have that are agreeing with each other ?

The guys on BOO are mocking you again btw .
Bye for now fella .

seedoftongo
19/4/2024
07:11
So we agree Frasers are looking to take this over.And of course they want it at cut price but I don't see how they will. Time will tell
ajseabright
19/4/2024
02:32
looks like we will see 330p or lower again soon ..


GET READY TO top up folks

robertbarns1
18/4/2024
22:53
Frasers will want the rest of it cut price. Expect more downside losers
thanatos abysss
18/4/2024
22:28
Why are Frasers buying ASOS FACTS?
ajseabright
18/4/2024
22:27
What you think of the new directors Sell.Bet you proper love them
ajseabright
18/4/2024
21:16
This is not the first time journalists have touted ASOS as being a desperate seller of some of its brands.

This same nonsense got trawled out back in October last year by The Telegraph



and yet NOTHING happened.

sellhighandbuylow
18/4/2024
21:09
You really are desperate Wolfie !!


Most City people have already seen through this "Brand For Sale nonsense" and realise it is nothing more than a desperate attempt by ASOS's failing Management to spark some interest in ASOS.

Julian Dunkerton tried to do the same thing over at Superdry (SDRY) and that didn't end well either.

factsandfigures
18/4/2024
20:56
Shein is believed to be amongst the retailers still looking to buy Topshop from Asos.Asos is said to have garnered "non-stop interest" from a number of high-profile retail companies, according to The Times, including fresh interest from Authentic Brands Group (ABG), the owner of Ted Baker, which plunged into administration last month.Asos bought Topshop, alongside its sister brands Miss Selfridge and Topman, from Arcadia Group in 2021 for £330m.The retailer was last year said to have been mulling a sale of Topshop in attempts to reduce its growing losses and debts.
wolfofhounslow
18/4/2024
19:08
I wish I was in at 50. That's allot of dosh to make.Nope have never owned a share in ASos but I am in BooHoo.What's your thoughts on the new directors.Great news right? More good news to follow
ajseabright
18/4/2024
19:06
Sorry mate shorts are down in case you missed my earlier message.What do you take on the new directors?More good news after yesterday.Thanks for the compliment x
ajseabright
18/4/2024
19:05
Ah nice one Seed.We all know your position mate we just want you to admit it to yourself.Love hi reading my postsBig love and respect
ajseabright
18/4/2024
17:51
That’s right .
Has Qanny influenced anyone … at all … ever? when it comes to matters financial .

Qanny Wolfie Aj and the gang who have been in this since over £50 ….

All financially dead 💀.

seedoftongo
18/4/2024
17:03
shorts up ?

shorts down ?

Nobody makes investment decisions based on anything you post CLOWN BOY

throgmortonstreet
18/4/2024
16:51
Shorts going higher and doomed to failure at 6.41%



Please do your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.

qantas
18/4/2024
16:29
AJ , I was mocking Wolfie .
It’s funny to do that on here .
Wolfie is one of the whipping boys of ADVFN ASC.
I wasn’t talking about any position I may or may not have .

Try not to ask questions in such an inquisitive nosey parker manner and you may get the response you desire .

seedoftongo
18/4/2024
16:22
In FY25 we expect to deliver revenue growth and return EBITDA margin to around pre-Covid levels (c.6%). In the medium-term we have confidence in our ability to return to double-digit growth; steadily improve gross margin back towards c.50%; maintain EBITDA sustainably ahead of capex, interest, tax, and leases; reduce capex to 3-4% of sales; and deliver inventory of c.100 days.· FY24 is about taking the necessary action to get us to that path. Our priorities of accelerating towards our new commercial model and strengthening our relationship with consumers require investment in the near term into marketing and the discounting of aged stock to exit the year with a clean stock position, including using offsite clearance channels where necessary.· As such, our expectations for FY24 are unchanged:- Sales decline of 5 to 15%, with P4 FY23 trends continuing through the first half of FY24 and a return to growth in the final quarter of FY24.- Adjusted EBITDA positive.- Stock back to pre-Covid levels (c.£600m as previously communicated).- Capex of c.£130m6.- Positive cash generation, reducing our net debt position. Our next update will take place following the end of the FY24 reporting period.
wolfofhounslow
18/4/2024
15:34
Bright no point asking them as they will never tell you.

Just trust your gut feeling.

Shorts doomed to failure.

Hello Kitty say Hodl Yoda.

Please do your own research as always and follow FCA guidelines.

qantas
18/4/2024
15:09
Nice one seed.Why are you here mate?Long?Short?Paid pumper?
ajseabright
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