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BOO Boohoo Group Plc

31.86
0.08 (0.25%)
09 Oct 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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.08 0.25% 31.86 1,500,663 16:29:55
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
31.64 31.88 32.36 30.90 30.90
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Womens Hosiery, Except Socks 1.46B -137.8M -0.1086 -2.93 403.32M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:18:15 O 11,580 31.782 GBX

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Posted at 09/10/2024 09:20 by Boohoo Daily Update
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 31.78p.
Boohoo currently has 1,269,084,436 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Boohoo is £404,330,301.
Boohoo has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -2.93.
This morning BOO shares opened at 30.90p
Posted at 01/10/2024 12:15 by throgmortonstreet
Boohoo shareholders have already suffered significant falls in the share price.

Over the past year, Boohoo shares have fallen by almost 20% as global sales collapsed and losses increased.

Over the last three years it is even worse, Boohoo shareholders have lost almost 90% of their money due to poor decision making and poor judgement within the Boohoo boardroom.

The shares recently hit a 52-week low of 26.48p before briefly rebounding to around 29p.

However, ongoing concerns about Boohoo's debts and then the reported delays paying its suppliers suggests all is not well.

The current price-to-book (P/B) ratio of 1.17 suggests that Boohoo shares remain overvalued.
Posted at 13/9/2024 16:58 by sellhighandbuylow
Good Week ??

( maybe for the short-sellers but not for all the failed Boohoo share rampers )



The Boohoo share price is DOWN 4.08% on the week

Over 3 months the Boohoo share price is DOWN 17.52%

Over 6 months the Boohoo share price is DOWN 13.41%

Over 1 year the Boohoo share price is DOWN 13.67%

Over 3 years the Boohoo share price is DOWN 88.99%

Over 5 years the Boohoo share price is DOWN 89.16%

It's called THE KAMANI EFFECT !!
Posted at 11/9/2024 14:12 by factsandfigures
Millstone you've now private messaged me ELEVEN times asking: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The answer remains the same: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain..

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued for £100 Million by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Now Boohoo is closing it's U.S. distribution centre in Pennsylvania due to falling U.S. sales and increased losses, so YES, the business is in deep trouble.

DON'T ASK ME AGAIN !!
Posted at 05/9/2024 12:47 by factsandfigures
Millstone you've now private messaged me NINE times asking: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The answer remains the same: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain..

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive any day now and another PROFIT WARNING is likely to follow.
Posted at 03/9/2024 16:48 by factsandfigures
Millstone you've now private messaged me NINE times asking: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The answer remains the same: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain.

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive any day now and another PROFIT WARNING is likely to follow.
Posted at 02/9/2024 17:51 by ukneonboy
All you FAILED SHARE RAMPERS and BAD LOSERS are the very reason why BOOHOO shares should automatically come with a wealth warning attached to them !!

95.14% of all Boohoo's shareholders (including Frasers) have lost money or are currently losing money on their Boohoo shares.

Investors really should consider whether they fully understand the financial risks associated with Boohoo PLC, and the Kamani family's involvement in the business, factoring in the high probability of them, losing YOUR money !!!

Over 5 Years - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 88.23% of their capital

Over 3 Years - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 89.93% of their capital

Over 1 Year - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 24.76% of their capital

Over 6 Months - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 16.27% of their capital

Over 3 Months - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 16.59% of their capital

Over 1 Month - Boohoo shareholders have LOST 1.14% of their capital


Source: ADVFN
Posted at 30/8/2024 13:18 by factsandfigures
Replying to the ADVFN user that has now messaged me 5 times to ask: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The answer remains exactly the same: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and the reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain.

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive in early September and another PROFIT WARNING is likely to follow.
Posted at 29/8/2024 15:21 by factsandfigures
Replying to the ADVFN user that private messaged me asking: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The simple answer to your question is: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain.

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere.

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive in early September and another PROFIT WARNING is likely to follow.
Posted at 28/8/2024 07:07 by factsandfigures
Replying to the ADVFN user that private messaged me asking: “IS BOOHOO GOING BUST?”

The simple answer to your question is: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain..

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive in early September and another PROFIT WARNING is likely to follow.
Posted at 23/8/2024 07:39 by factsandfigures
Replying to the ADVFN user that private messaged me asking: “DO I THINK BOOHOO IS GOING BUST?”

The simple answer to your question is: BOOHOO GOING BUST REMAINS A STRONG POSSIBILITY and that reply is based on factual information and data that is already in the public domain.

It has been well signposted that Boohoo brands are losing customers and market share right across the USA, across Europe and across the Rest of the World to rival clothing retailers SHEIN and from TEMU

Boohoo’s bewidering decision to close customer accounts has pushed many former customers into buying elsewhere

Then, despite the wet British Summer, second hand clothing retailers Vinted and DePop have seen a huge surge in demand for pre-owned and pre-loved Summer clothing, leaving Boohoo PLC with warehouses full of unsold and unwanted stock.

On the corporate front, Boohoo PLC is currently being sued by some large and powerful Institutional shareholders for previous Corporate Governance failings and more recently it was revealed that garment makers in Leicester are also seeking financial redress from Boohoo

We already know that Boohoo PLC has fully utilised its £325 Million Revolving Credit Facility and Lenders including HSBC are sufficiently worried to have engaged debt advisers.

Boohoo’s London office in Soho that originally cost £72 Million has gone up for sale, with an asking price in the region of £50 Million and £60 Million

All this comes on the back of Boohoo PLC revealing back in May that it had swung from having £6 million of net cash on its balance sheet to having £95 Million of net debt on its balance sheet.

Boohoo’s Auditors are due to arrive in early September and another PROFIT WARNING may follow.
Boohoo share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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