Cake Box Share Discussion Threads

[topvest] 16/8/2021 21:34

Just feels a bit CAKE like. Not spent much time looking at it, but the results during Covid-19 period look a little too good to be true for me! Might be wrong.

[alex_mc] 16/8/2021 13:13

Hey Topvest, what makes you say too good to be true? ust intrigued because this looks good to my simplistic brain so any thoughts appreciated.

[jh420] 31/7/2021 15:48

hxxps://youtu.be/kH3d82HBt4Y food review club 9/10. Food vlogger gives this place a decent score if you haven't tried before already.

[brummy_git] 30/7/2021 15:15

Cake Box was discussed briefly here on today's Vox 'Stock Picking' videocast (starts 46:30).

www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_stocks-to-follow-with-justin-waite-and-paul-activity-6826865195483242496-ww3t

[charo] 06/7/2021 23:04

BS appoint.

[edmonda] 02/7/2021 17:15

Cake Box FY results investor webinar (2nd July) - recording now available!

Sukh Chamdal, CEO, and Pardip Dass, CFO, conduct a live presentation and Q&A for investors covering their FY results for the period ended 31st March 2021. They discuss the growth in franchise stores and kiosks, what they are doing to capitalise on trends around veganism, and their plans to capture more of the online opportunity.

Link to video recording here:

[topvest] 01/7/2021 21:49

This all looks a bit too good to be true to me. Patisserie Valerie again, this time under a franchise model?

[parttime] 30/6/2021 10:26

Thanks Paul,

Also on the Tube...

[brummy_git] 30/6/2021 08:23

My CBOX results commentary & interview with the CEO Sukh Chamdal & CFO Pardip Dass can be access here:

www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_cake-box-full-year-results-qa-vox-markets-activity-6815892911171928064-YbBi

…. along with the associated sector KPIs and valuation multiples.

www.linkedin.com/posts/paul-hill-a5994116_sector-valuation-benchmarks-kpis-activity-6815900101945421824-ZLFU

[edmonda] 29/6/2021 13:14

Join us on Friday 2nd July at 11.00am (note new date / time) for an investor webinar and Q&A with the CEO and CFO of Cake Box Holdings following their FY results.

Click here to register:

[investographer] 17/6/2021 11:44

Looks like I forced that rns out of them.But they had to wait for the share price to collapse first.Untrustworthy management & totally un investable now.

[redalert] 17/6/2021 11:00

RNS issued

[investographer] 17/6/2021 09:44

https://celsolicitors.co.uk/financial-woe-for-cake-box-customers-after-serious-data-breach-exposes-payment-information/

[mngf] 16/6/2021 19:49

Are people going to stop buying tasty cake because of this?

[investographer] 16/6/2021 13:33

Looks like the data breach is getting leaked

[scooper72] 15/6/2021 15:39

Doesn't seem to have effected the share price. Tempted to take my 15 percent profit. But wiser ones will probably hold and buy any temporary dip about the news.

[investographer] 15/6/2021 14:24

I have no interest here long or short. Used to be an investor. Still a customer. That email was on my subscribers list. It looks totally legit. The email was yesterday 1652hrs.They are sitting on very sensitive info!

[investographer] 15/6/2021 13:59

That is market sensitive info & they need to rns

[investographer] 15/6/2021 13:50

I got the email earlier [e-mail] have been a customer & it is legitimate

[investographer] 15/6/2021 12:51

Major breach of security at CakeBox over a year ago & they are just letting customers know now!!!Dear Cake Box Customer,Important information about your Cake Box transactionWe are writing to let you know about an incident that may involve your personal information, shared with us when you made a purchase via our website.We regret to inform you that due to an illegal third-party breach of our security systems, certain financial and personal information has potentially been accessed.Whilst we are currently unaware of any misuse of your personal information at this time, we would like to provide you with information about the incident, so you can understand what happened, how you may be affected, the steps we have taken since the incident occurred and the recommended steps you can take in response.Please be assured that we take the security of your information extremely seriously.We would like to reassure you that we have taken appropriate steps to stop the breach and ensure the Cake Box website is fully secure and safe to use.What happened?On 27 April 2020, we were contacted by Global Payments (our then-provider of payment processing services on the website) who informed us of a potential third party breach affecting the security of the Cake Box website.We immediately launched a thorough investigation of our systems in response and, with the help of experienced third-party security specialists, determined that an unauthorised third party had indeed recently gained access to the Cake Box website and placed certain malware on it. Using this malware, the third party was able to copy certain information provided by our customers when making purchases from our website. We were then subsequently made aware that, in certain instances, this information had been used to make fraudulent purchases.We have successfully removed the malware and we are contacting you now because your information may have been affected by the incident and we wanted to provide you with as much information as possible to assist you. What information was involved? We regret to inform you that the information accessed consisted of the following: First name and surname.Email address.Postal address.Payment card information in respect of the debit or credit card you used to make your purchase from the Cake Box website, including the 3 digit CVV code. Whilst we have no confirmation that the information above relating to you was accessed, we wanted to make you aware that there is a possibility that it has been. What are we doing?As an organisation, the security of data, including your information, is a top priority and one that we take extremely seriously. We had various preventative security measures in place at the time of this incident to protect your information, however, like many organisations, we were subject to a criminal attack via which access to our systems was gained despite these measures.We have taken appropriate steps to investigate the circumstances of the incident, repair the compromised system and identify those customers who may have been affected.In light of the incident, we have also taken various additional steps to further strengthen the security of our systems and the resilience of our business against similar attacks in the future, including upgrading our systems, implementing additional security measures and ensuring our staff are alert to potential fraudulent or unauthorised activity.We are also liaising with the relevant regulators and authorities to keep them informed of the matter.What can you do? There are various steps you can take to help protect your personal information in case it has been affected, and we have set out some examples below.Inform your bank that your debit or credit card information may have been compromised and have your cards replaced.Check your bank and credit card statements for any unusual activity that you do not recognise, in particular from the beginning of March 2020.Check your credit file regularly for newly opened accounts or credit searches that you do not recognise.Continue to be alert to the risk of phishing and any related fraud including any emails asking you to enter login credentials, provide financial information or give up any other personal data.We are sorry for the inconvenience that these actions may cause and the impact this incident may have had on you. We want to support you, so if you have any questions, please get in touch with us via email at [e-mail] sincerely, Sukh Chamdal, CEOFor and on behalf of Cake Box