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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

33.72
0.10 (0.30%)
18 Apr 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
  0.10 0.30% 33.72 33.84 33.90 34.10 33.34 33.50 3,492,330 16:35:07
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.77B -75.6M -0.0596 -5.69 430M
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 33.62p. Over the last year, Boohoo shares have traded in a share price range of 27.77p to 55.96p.

Boohoo currently has 1,268,438,263 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £430 million. Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -5.69.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
11/1/2018
08:03
It's largely in the price...time to switch into Sosandar (SOS)
montynj
11/1/2018
08:01
You prefer GMD to this?! Lol.
mauricemonkey
11/1/2018
08:01
Strong Open
adealsiddiq110
11/1/2018
07:58
Great results, another upgrade. Will probably tank because margins have edged ever so slightly lower.
villarich
11/1/2018
07:55
And with Boo, you need to focus on the year to date revenue, which is 34%. That's ahead of guidance for the full year of 30%... So all parts of the business exceeding expectations...
kuss1
11/1/2018
07:51
And we were a lot more expensive, nearly 270, just some months ago. Soon be back up to those highs...
kuss1
11/1/2018
07:51
Neither, not interested, GMD is the one!
bookbroker
11/1/2018
07:49
book
either sell or short it
you've made your point

adejuk
11/1/2018
07:48
Remember Amazon was more than 3000x earnings just a few years ago. What happened there then?

Last year Boo was growing at 50%, this year 90%. That's all the market sees..imo.

kuss1
11/1/2018
07:45
Fag packet for year, £55mln Ebidta, 0.05EPS! 40X valuation currently!
bookbroker
11/1/2018
07:43
But Boo is getting larger yet its profit is accelerating. The market lives in the present not the future anyway.

And it's not 100% earnings. Revenue to end of Feb will probably come in close to 600 million now on margins of 9.5%. Probably get around 55 million pre-tax. So around 50x earnings. For a company growing at 100% that's dirt cheap.

Factory automation kicking in around now, too...

kuss1
11/1/2018
07:40
Well said Bookbroker
adealsiddiq110
11/1/2018
07:37
Kiss - the larger you get the more difficult growth is to come by, this is already rated 100x earnings, even half that is generous!
bookbroker
11/1/2018
07:34
I bought in at 0.34 and Peel Hunt have been spot on since then for me
adealsiddiq110
11/1/2018
07:34
Fantastic stuff. Well done Boo.

Nasty Gal going for it. As I said, anything more than 10 million would be fantastic. More than 20 million in revenue since March. Stunning. As mentioned, most companies, most growth companies, never see revenue of this kind.

PLT out of the blocks.

Boo tough prior comparatives, but 25% is good stuff.

So 90%. Upping guidance. But Boo are always conservative, so the market knows it's going to be 100% growth come end of Feb. 100% growth is quite simply phenomenal for a company of this size.

Margins fine as expected. Raised off the floor of 9% which is important. But the market will now see they are coming in mid-range, probably 9.5%, which is good as no deterioration yet revenue up another 10% in just 4 months. Look at the big retailers, they are doing 2.5% a year and bragging about it.....

Well done Boo management .... again..

kuss1
11/1/2018
07:33
PEEL HUNT had their pre-commentary spot on:

Peel Hunt's picks in the retail sector include fast-growing online fashion retailers ASOS (ASC) and Boohoo. The latter's recent sell-off due to margin fears is seen as a buying opportunity, with analyst John Stevenson targeting a share price of 300p compared with 199p at the start of 2018.

He said: "We believe the surprise to forecasts comes not from margin underperformance, but from revenue outperformance, as Boohoo brands Nasty Gal and Pretty Little Thing drive forward."

algorithmicx
11/1/2018
07:29
DB will be all over this like a rash today
top up

adejuk
11/1/2018
07:28
Much already reflected in the price, they still need to maintain the momentum of 100% increase through 2018 to justify the rating and valuation, comparatives get harder as they grow, and likewise expectations!
bookbroker
11/1/2018
07:27
Excellent results. Where do you get over 90% growth nowdays ?
Let's only hope the vultures won't use the fraction of the margin
to carry out the classical butchering as they did before.
In any case, the US will be the key for for success in the future
so the long termers are well invested.

fuji99
11/1/2018
07:25
As a multi-branded, leading e-commerce business, boohoo.com plc continues to deliver premium growth alongside premium margin. Triple digit group growth and increased guidance yet again demonstrates the strengths of boohoo’s brand led model over established peers such as ASOS and Zalando who are growing at c.25% delivering single digit EBITDA margins of c.6-7%. We expect further outperformance as the brands continue to grow worldwide.
algorithmicx
11/1/2018
07:25
Such a huge increase in rev with no drop in margin, isn't that the real stand out? Efficient company.
lordaspers
11/1/2018
07:20
plt and ng more than offset uk slowdown and are accelerating
adejuk
11/1/2018
07:17
PLT smashed it, 100%+ USA growth across the group, massive war chest for acquisitions. Nice.
rathean
11/1/2018
07:14
Boo a bit of a worry. At interims 43% up now 25%, and low gross margin. That means UK has been difficult as most other geographical areas would be way above 25%.
pt725
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