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BME B&m European Value Retail S.a.

521.60
4.60 (0.89%)
03 May 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
B&m European Value Retail S.a. LSE:BME London Ordinary Share LU1072616219 ORD 10P (DI)
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.60 0.89% 521.60 521.80 522.20 525.00 517.20 519.80 2,545,691 16:35:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Misc Retail Stores, Nec 4.98B 348M 0.3470 15.04 5.23B
B&m European Value Retail S.a. is listed in the Misc Retail Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BME. The last closing price for B&m European Value Retail was 517p. Over the last year, B&m European Value Retail shares have traded in a share price range of 454.00p to 616.80p.

B&m European Value Retail currently has 1,002,755,639 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of B&m European Value Retail is £5.23 billion. B&m European Value Retail has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.04.

B&m European Value Retail Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/5/2022
17:54
He's a ramper, filter him.

Well I definitely didn't catch bottom... continues to fall.

wad collector
19/5/2022
13:43
What are you talking about?
lennonsalive
19/5/2022
12:16
Pop up BME . 300 nurses to train for GDR game changer new test .Anticipated news . Multibagger possible .
ram376s
17/5/2022
15:11
Picked some more up at 465. May not be bottom, but hopefully good enough for a midterm punt.
wad collector
09/5/2022
14:52
It's a very clever model, as they aren't holding short life food and sell stuff in ranges for a short period until it's sold
lennonsalive
09/5/2022
13:48
they are a discount store and yes there should be some trade down boosting revs but there is an element of discretionary in their mix so its possible that that has attracted some interest on the sell side. but the shares have massively outperformed retail ahead of what is going to be a tough year in terms of growth in earnings. i think they will do better than f/c but the shares may still need to be sold by some. there is support here at prev lows at 450 but i would be more comfortable buying the gap at around 400p. i said before that the fact that earnings are to be flat might make the mkt lose its patience and its a question of letting that play out and then you can step in. id say it happens between here (450) and 400
roguetraderuk
09/5/2022
13:36
If anything I would have thought more people will shop at a discount store this year and buy cheaper goods than they'd been paying elsewhere.
lennonsalive
09/5/2022
08:12
there was some talk a couple of years ago of a bid from an american fund after a stake was taken, this was sais to be north of 600p. over the last 12 months they massively outperformed the retail sector so this period of weakness is probably due. there is support at 450 which if broken should lead to a filling of the gap by 400p. earnings growth is expected again from 23/24 and the multiple on that share price for the 24 numbers would be around 10.
roguetraderuk
09/5/2022
08:02
All good retail stocks hit badly, such as Bm, pets and dunelm
lennonsalive
07/5/2022
10:25
Been watching this one and every time I think it has bottomed out it goes and proves me wrong!
While they will be under the same inflationary pressures as other retailers I still feel the value proposition will play out well.
Set a limit order for 425, I don't really expect it to be hit but who knows!

salpara111
06/5/2022
16:02
Eat my own words
fozzyb
03/5/2022
15:36
If private equity can take out Morrisons then B&M can be considered a target. It would likely take north of £6 to get it rolling and so I don't see this retreating to mid 4s as someone suggested
fozzyb
22/4/2022
12:25
wad, yes to many of the things you say but all of those good things are in the price. results are due end of may (yr end march 27th) so any warning likely to have happened by now. so one can expect a consensus at least for the full year. sweaty crease lowered their target but kept a buy recently stating upside risk to summer sales but then they expect lower than consensus numbers for 23. up to now b&m have consistently met or beaten on the trot.
roguetraderuk
22/4/2022
11:28
Year end was 27 March. It will be interesting to see a trading update. Surprised they haven't given one around this notice.

Up against tough comparators from last year, minimum wage increase just kicking in and a fair part of B&M goods are discretionary spend. They've kept rolling out seasonal goods earlier and presumably at some point this has to catch up with them. If they were able to increase their food offering in store that might help in the coming months (my local bandm has one aisle of food and 9 other aisles)

muzmanoz
22/4/2022
11:21
Also got to factor in rising transport costs, rising minimum wage, the selling of a chuck iirc of the family's shares some time ago (I think).

Plus the chart does have a distinct lower feeling about it.

bulltradept
22/4/2022
10:57
No, Detail can sometimes be important...."Sell" is clear and brief but not useful without justification...

I'm not sure whether this is a buying opportunity or not, the recent profits have been impressive and it does seem a place that people go when they are short of cash, so maybe their model is robust in terms of reduced consumer spending?

wad collector
22/4/2022
09:41
Nicely worded, take hundreds when a few will do!

Accuracy, Brevity and Clarity. ;-)

bulltradept
22/4/2022
09:24
up to now its massively outperformed the uk retail sector because there havent been any slips ups. todays announcement adds a bit of uncertainty so you are losing some of that premium to the sector. earnings are expected to be flat over the next couple of years and i always assumed eventually investors will get disinterested and that would see the shares move more back in line even if still at some premium. i have been looking at 460-480 with support at 450. there is a gap at 400 to fill if things were to go downhill earnings wise but given the area of the sector in focuses on, you expect it will do less bad in any particularly deep or extended consumer based downturn.
roguetraderuk
22/4/2022
09:10
Breaking support, incomes being squeezed BME in the firing line even if it does provide good value, the share price should probably be closer to £4.50 I'd wager over the coming months.
bulltradept
22/4/2022
09:10
Probably insider information
lennonsalive
22/4/2022
08:35
25p drop today appears to be in response to the announcement of the CEO retiring in a year. I wonder if the shorters knew that?

Actually , looking at the last couple of yrs shorting history, the recent rise is not so remarkable.
hxxps://shorttracker.co.uk/company/LU1072616219/

wad collector
16/4/2022
22:00
The short rise from 1.8 to 2.9% last week was the largest rise in any UK company.
wad collector
30/3/2022
09:05
An interesting head and shoulders pattern forming on the daily atm.

If it breaks below £5.30... mmmm

bulltradept
29/3/2022
14:38
That's true and saying that it's hit this range again for the forth time recently
lennonsalive
29/3/2022
14:01
Not a trader but these regular dips do throw up nice little opportunities to buy in and add.
thruxie
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