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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

35.96
-0.04 (-0.11%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Boohoo Group Plc LSE:BOO London Ordinary Share JE00BG6L7297 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.04 -0.11% 35.96 35.98 36.18 36.50 35.11 35.38 3,957,691 16:29:46
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -6.03 456.13M
Boohoo Group Plc is listed in the Womens Hosiery, Except Socks sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BOO. The last closing price for Boohoo was 36p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 60.42p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £456.13 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -6.03.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/2/2021
07:59
Look at all the deeeeeeks that are not in talking about irrelevant online taxes and putting down the brand names. Fkwits. Lol.

I only run my eyes across this thread a few times a month and you deeeeeeks need a check on reality. Lol.

smartie6
08/2/2021
07:58
lovely RNS today ... expect more acquisitions later this year and 500p
jackson83
08/2/2021
07:56
fantastic news via RNS on superb acquisition .. well done to all holders and expect 400p this week. STRONG BUY
hotaimstocks
08/2/2021
07:49
Another £25.2 million paid out (wasted) by Boohoo for 3 more "dead" brand names and their obsolete customer databases.

That's on top of the £55 million wasted on the "dead" Debenhams brand name and its out of date customer database

The Arcadia Administrator & Liquidator must be laughing his socks off, right now......... having got £80 million out of Kamani !!!!

The City of London Analysts & Traders are definitely laughing.

High Street rivals, including Next PLC, ASOS PLC, JD Sports PLC and Frasers Group (Sports Direct) are all laughing.

ukneonboy
08/2/2021
07:39
Deal completed - not much coverage on the media (yet)
knigel
07/2/2021
20:46
I suspect they’ll just make internet vat 25% - big ticket items it might make enough of a difference that people go to the physical store, but cheaper items it wouldn’t even be noticed.
mauricemonkey
07/2/2021
20:30
Totally irrelevant, taxes are, in the end, always paid by the end consumer, if they put the wholesale costs of the goods up then the retail price will rise or cuts are made elsewhere... margins are maintained by an efficient company.

An internet tax will, if they ever agree on one to bring in during the fragile recovery play, will be like VAT, it rises the price of the goods rise.

It's when they are not maintained and the company has some reluctance to pass on costs that they fall by the wayside hence the high street, not maintaining margins and profits despite rising rents and rates, staffing costs, etc....

And before anybody says yes but the costs go up and people can't afford them... get real...

alibx11
07/2/2021
19:47
Definitely an online sales tax coming, the demand for Amazon to pay more is undeniable.
cromw3ll
07/2/2021
18:44
lol he wants in
hotaimstocks
07/2/2021
18:08
CHANCELLOR WANTS TO LEVEL UP THE PLAYING FIELD IN RETAILING
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Interesting comments in the Weekend Sunday newspapers about the possible introduction of an ONLINE SALES TAX, primarily aimed at all UK ONLINE retailers including Amazon, ASOS, Boohoo, AO World, Next, etc

The broadsheet newspapers seem to be implying that Chancellor, Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering plans to levy a surcharge on ALL INTERNET RETAILERS, to help offset the loss of income received from Business Rates, following the closure of empty, vacant high street shops.

chainsaws
07/2/2021
18:07
Or, more likely just another load of mindless moronic waffle from the trilogy that is:-
TRANSHONEYQUEEN + HOTAIMSTOCKS + JACKSON83



But at least you've managed to give us all ANOTHER good laugh (again)







.

chainsaws
07/2/2021
17:45
chainsaws you very last chance to buy back in next week... everyone loves boohoo now.
hotaimstocks
07/2/2021
16:32
Works every time doesn't it mrs neonnonce! I click my fingers and you come a running! LOL......' City Girls " I've sh$t better!

Simples!.......;-)

nigoil
07/2/2021
16:17
CHANCELLOR WANTS TO LEVEL UP THE PLAYING FIELD IN RETAILING
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Interesting comments in the Weekend Sunday newspapers about the possible introduction of an ONLINE SALES TAX, primarily aimed at all UK ONLINE retailers including Amazon, ASOS, Boohoo, AO World, Next, etc

The broadsheet newspapers seem to be implying that Chancellor, Rishi Sunak is reportedly considering plans to levy a surcharge on ALL INTERNET RETAILERS, to help offset the loss of income received from Business Rates, following the closure of empty, vacant high street shops.

chainsaws
07/2/2021
16:05
WNEN IS THE NEXT FUNDING ROUND ?
hotaimstocks
07/2/2021
15:42
Unfortunately NIGOIL a.k.a CHICKEN DIMWIT, your "imaginary, hindsight, virtual share trader" MONOPOLY money "winnings" doesnt ACTUALLY count for anything in the real world



CAN YOU SPEND IT ???



ERM....that's a "NO" and is basically why EVERYBODY on ADVFN laughs at YOU every day (24/7) !!!

ukneonboy
07/2/2021
14:22
Hashtag: FCA and LSE watching mrs neonnonce and her pseudonymns more like! LOL....' city girls ' I've sh$t better! LOL

Simples!.......;-)

nigoil
07/2/2021
13:33
would not rule out 450p on or after results
jackson83
07/2/2021
13:30
ukneonboy stop printing old news and get ready for a breakout to 400p soon.
hotaimstocks
07/2/2021
12:18
It's actually called a Pinnacle.

All (a pinnacle) actually signals is that there is a convergence in the share price and that share price will either break DOWNWARDS or UPWARDS.

Anybody that THINKS they can ACCURATELY call an "upward" trajectory based purely on historical share price movements and based solely around 30 day moving averages is an IDIOT !!!

But as that speaks for most of you "ADVFN imaginary, hindsight, back jobbing share traders", and you Boohoo share rampers and you Kamani Propoganda clowns, good luck with your charting diagnostic projections.

ukneonboy
07/2/2021
11:49
Yes, not a chartist myself but it isn't rocket science to forecast the huge up trend at the moment.
scepticalinvestor
07/2/2021
09:48
I’m not a big believer in tea leaf reading, aka charting, but there’s a very clear and interesting triangle shape to Boo’s chart with lower highs and higher lows since March last year.

What does that mean? I don’t know, but this site reckons it’s called a Symmetrical Triangle and the breakout “usually” follows the previous trend which in Boo’s case is bullish:



Note the word usually, it could go either way (or do nothing) but looks likely a big move one way or the other is coming soon.

mauricemonkey
07/2/2021
09:23
Bought a small holding. There are issues on the horizon for sure- the impact of reforming the Leicester supply chain on margins and the increase in unemployment being the main ones.

But for me Boohoo and ASOS have well and truly finished off the high street with their recent acquisitions.

Certainly in my city there is nothing left worth going shopping in the city centre for. Even the the big shopping malls such as Meadowhall and the Trafford centre are going to be feeling very empty.

The high street is dead and that leaves Boo and Asos in a very strong position. Having monopolised the high street they can now refine their pricing and returns strategies to help maintain the margin offsetting the pressures noted above.

This may not be a straight line up but I definitely expect the value of both to be higher in two years than it is now.

Further losses for the high street will only exacerbate this.

Why Boohoo over ASOS? For me it was a tough call. Boohoos margins have historically been better and they don't have the same reliance on 3rd party brands to fill their stores.

ASOS for me definitely took the jewell of the high street in Topshop whereas boohoo is buying brands I personally don't like.

But Debenhams does two things I really like:
1) It attracts a new audience broadening the focus from 18-30 to include the middle aged.
2) It allows them to broaden the product range into homewares and perfumes.

Its check from BOO & ASOS. High street, it's your move.

truthhurtslessthan losses
07/2/2021
08:35
once we crack 400p its onwards and up to 500p
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