Dp Poland Share Discussion Threads

[hybrasil] 04/1/2022 10:39

Happy new year.
Will this be dpps year? I hope so.

[sabre6] 02/12/2021 14:55

New non exec director appointed to the board
Looks good

[hybrasil] 03/11/2021 18:20

Hopefully that's the end of the fundraising. I have hoped that before!

Any way have increased my holding by 10%

[sabre6] 03/11/2021 12:09

Today's RNS looks good
Puts the company on a much better financial position

[adrunkenmarcus] 25/10/2021 15:36

The results are very much backward looking and only take us to end June 2021. A lot of the costs are one-off and I think we will see further progress in the coming months.

[hybrasil] 25/10/2021 11:19

M R F

I agree. Very interesting that only £5ks worth of shares have traded so far

[my retirement fund] 25/10/2021 10:25

slowly slowly - catchy monkey

[deccer1] 25/10/2021 06:14

Awful results out today. Losses increased.Don't feed the bubble.

[hybrasil] 25/10/2021 06:12

I think the message from today’s interims is that we are getting there. Perhaps not as quickly as hoped.
The really positive take-away (!) are the October numbers

[hybrasil] 21/10/2021 09:47

Bought another 100k at 8.09

[hybrasil] 20/10/2021 14:53

Results on Monday will tell a lot. Bought a 100k 8.05p

[lbo] 11/10/2021 20:26

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-58840076

[sharetalk] 30/9/2021 21:51

2 UK Shares to buy in OctoberWed 15th September 2021Royston Wild - Motley FoolI'm searching for some of the best UK shares to buy for October. I think the following British stocks could soar in value in the coming weeks. I also think they could have what it takes to deliver titanic shareholder returns over the long term.Takeaway titanI reckon penny stock DP Poland (LSE: DPP) might rise in value when half-year trading numbers are released on 25 October. Latest financials showed like-for-like sales up 5% in June from the same month in 2020.This UK share is the master franchisee of the Domino's Pizza brand in Poland. This puts it in the box seat to exploit the soaring food delivery market there. Experts at Statista think the online food delivery industry will be worth 5.7bn zloty (£1.07bn) by 2025. That's more than twice its predicted value this year.DP Poland is rapidly expanding to make the most of this opportunity too. Earlier this year, it secured the takeover of fellow pizza restaurant chain Dominium for almost £30m. The move more than doubling its store estate to around 126. The business plans to continue rolling out its shops across Polish cities too.It's true that the Dominium tie-up will allow DP Poland to better navigate the problem of rising costs as well. Though it’s important to remember that this problem could remain a significant drag on profits. Supply chain problems could propel food costs higher, while delivery scooter maintenance expenses have jumped and labour costs are also climbing.(The other share mentioned is Greggs: GRG).Still, like DP Poland, I think this UK share is a highly attractive buy right now.

[tell sid] 17/9/2021 10:19

Jag, also they will have been able to open their newly acquired Dominium dine-in establishments from the end of May. The first time those dine-in revenues will begin to contribute. At some point the share price will take off.

[idriveajag] 17/9/2021 10:06

They said the Interim Results to 30th June will be accompanied by or incorporate a Trading Update for Q3 2021. It's the latter that I am more interested in, since Polish lockdown wasn't lifted until late May 2021 and will have affected the Interim figures, only after which they were able to trade more freely. Hopefully they had a decent summer.

[sabre6] 17/9/2021 09:36

This share is beginning to rise as we approach the half year results
I think revenues should have increased due to the fact the latest acquisition has now had time to be absorbed into the company system and the poles begin to eat out again.

[my retirement fund] 16/9/2021 22:41

This is looking dishy

[idriveajag] 16/9/2021 11:23

It's good to see the press increasingly aware of the big growth opportunity here. Took a few more and will hold firm and add.

[sharetalk] 15/9/2021 21:21

2 UK Shares to buy in October
Wed 15th September 2021
Royston Wild - Motley Fool

I’m searching for some of the best UK shares to buy for October. I think the following British stocks could soar in value in the coming weeks. I also think they could have what it takes to deliver titanic shareholder returns over the long term.

Takeaway titan

I reckon penny stock DP Poland (LSE: DPP) might rise in value when half-year trading numbers are released on 25 October. Latest financials showed like-for-like sales up 5% in June from the same month in 2020.

This UK share is the master franchisee of the Domino’s Pizza brand in Poland. This puts it in the box seat to exploit the soaring food delivery market there. Experts at Statista think the online food delivery industry will be worth 5.7bn zloty (£1.07bn) by 2025. That’s more than twice its predicted value this year.

DP Poland is rapidly expanding to make the most of this opportunity too. Earlier this year, it secured the takeover of fellow pizza restaurant chain Dominium for almost £30m. The move more than doubling its store estate to around 126. The business plans to continue rolling out its shops across Polish cities too.

It’s true that the Dominium tie-up will allow DP Poland to better navigate the problem of rising costs as well. Though it’s important to remember that this problem could remain a significant drag on profits. Supply chain problems could propel food costs higher, while delivery scooter maintenance expenses have jumped and labour costs are also climbing.

(The other share mentioned is Greggs: GRG).

Still, like DP Poland, I think this UK share is a highly attractive buy right now.

[tell sid] 15/9/2021 13:54

If they can re-open the Dominium outlets they bought, it doubles the number of stores. Might take a while for revenues to catch up but they will get there and they will be opening more stores particularly from 2022, which will add even more revenues. Good buy hold play.

[sharetalk] 15/9/2021 10:48

Obviously DPP had the advantage of being able to continue trading for takeaways and deliveries throughout lockdown, but no doubt the eat ins and business generally, will benefit from lockdown lifting in May.

[my retirement fund] 15/9/2021 10:14

I'll take 35p

[idriveajag] 15/9/2021 09:50

The Boss of The Restaurant Group (Frankie and Benny's, Wagamana, trg, Chiquito, etc) was just on Sky News saying business had bounced back very strongly.

Edit:

Since re-opening for dine-in, Wagamama has seen consistently strong trading, with like for like sales growth of 21% compared to 2019, representing a 13% outperformance versus the market.