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DOCS Dr. Martens Plc

74.45
1.35 (1.85%)
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dr. Martens Plc LSE:DOCS London Ordinary Share GB00BL6NGV24 ORD GBP0.01
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  1.35 1.85% 74.45 576,787 15:02:41
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
74.15 74.50 74.90 73.10 73.10
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Footwear-wholesale 787.6M 4.5M 0.0047 404.26 705.58M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:02:00 AT 365 74.45 GBX

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Posted at 20/6/2025 09:20 by Dr. Martens Daily Update
Dr. Martens Plc is listed in the Footwear-wholesale sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DOCS. The last closing price for Dr. Martens was 73.10p.
Dr. Martens currently has 965,229,918 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dr. Martens is £1,833,936,844.
Dr. Martens has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 404.26.
This morning DOCS shares opened at 73.10p
Posted at 10/6/2025 07:08 by bigbigdave
RBC RAISES DR. MARTENS PRICE TARGET TO 90 (60) PENCE - 'SECTOR PERFORM'
Posted at 05/6/2025 09:24 by the white house
Above guidance, inventory down & debt well down. Price drop from 400 to 50 in 4 years gives some idea of upside potential, given patience & continued easy reversal of some previous tremendously poor logistic decisions Congratulations
Posted at 03/4/2025 13:02 by velocytongo
Most Docs are made in Vietnam which was the hardest hit by the Trump tariffs.
Posted at 27/2/2025 07:07 by bigbigdave
BERENBERG STARTS DR, MARTENS WITH 'BUY' - PRICE TARGET 102 PENCE
Posted at 27/1/2025 10:15 by mr5k
listened to the call and it seems that Xmas discounting was rife in Germany and UK. It's good they resisted (they discount non core items) to maintain brand integrity but sales were a bit softer.

encouraging signs but still too early to call orders for aut/wint 2025. Wholesale inventory levels are low in the us (which has been the case for a year) and represents an opportunity. Asia (Japan and China) was strong. and they are set to hit the inventory reduction target.

i like ije and the way he talks about the brand and appears to be on top on the business. i bought early and doubled down when the market got frightened about the placing. as someone has said, turnarounds take time (a lot longer than one anticipates).

going forward, this is a global brand (which they are taking care not to trash) with a global runway and with scope to grow.it's easy to see 20p in earnings with a 20 p/e in the next five years and growth. That's a share of 400p.

dyor
Posted at 27/1/2025 08:27 by the white house
Agreed, serious signs of stabilisation & turnaround with positive news already from USA, Japan & Wholesale markets. Given other high st commentary, trading conditions & share price the worst may be behind
Posted at 20/9/2024 15:22 by tomboyb
DOCs net debt going in the wrong direction -

And cash depreciating -

Overall results this year will therefore be very second-half weighted, particularly from a profit perspective.

Share price may well be very telling here -
Posted at 16/7/2024 14:52 by mr5k
Burberry's issues are very different from Docs. High-end consumer brands have pushed prices beyond inflation for so long that many buyers have said enough. Also, BRBY was trying to elevate the brand to Dior and Versace levels and that has not worked.

I own a BRBY trench coat that cost me £120 25 years ago (as did many colleagues where I worked). That same coat now costs £1,500. Docs pricing is not out of whack with the price of other branded boots (Blundstones (a little more), Birkenstocks (more expensive) Russell and Bromley (even more expensive) and the price points are accessible.

In terms of Asian exposure, Japan and S Korea are performing well (atm) and they closed their operations in China. BRBY is particularly exposed to the latter in terms of direct sales and London, where the duty-free sales benefit was dumped by the Tories (another Brexit benefit).

Docs problems are in the US where the brand is less well established and the market is not as deep as management anticpated.
Posted at 17/4/2024 11:50 by itisonlymoney
darrin, thanks for the detail on the new ceo. Btw, does that look like the profile for a good fashion brand ceo? Big salary maybe. I have doubts. a senior director for apple retail - he's had lots of people around him to generate any success there. snr directors like to take all the credit if things go well, but out on their own, they often fail, so he's an unknown quantity at this point. does anyone here know how he did at wolf olins?

huckers, I've asked the same question. my instinct atm is that this fifth profit warning and the change of leadership (a necessary move) with an untested ceo who has apparently been on the board (as a non-exec rather than ops management) throughout this car crash, creates massive uncertainty on top of the forecast for much lower profits. there's nothing but shifting sand under the strategy and the forecasts, plus the global environment does not look good - major european war which it looks like russia will now win, and the prospect of a middle eastern war.

Docs has a high valuation based on its brand appeal but the retail market is not validating that appeal by buying the boots in huge numbers, so i think the share price has to reflect actual profit without a brand premium. that's my thinking and that leads me to guess that the share price is going steadily down for sometime now. i haven't got the confidence in that prediction to actually short the shares though, because there's no telling when a bid for the company could come. right now i'm watching. if the share price gets to 30p, i will almost certainly be a buyer.
Posted at 28/11/2022 14:32 by essentialinvestor
As the DOCS share price is given to large % moves in either direction, there are likely
to be ample trading opportunities for those astute/lucky enough to catch some
of those.
Dr. Martens share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

Dr. Martens Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the current Dr. Martens share price?
The current share price of Dr. Martens is 74.45p
How many Dr. Martens shares are in issue?
Dr. Martens has 965,229,918 shares in issue
What is the market cap of Dr. Martens?
The market capitalisation of Dr. Martens is GBP 705.58M
What is the 1 year trading range for Dr. Martens share price?
Dr. Martens has traded in the range of 43.94p to 83.70p during the past year
What is the PE ratio of Dr. Martens?
The price to earnings ratio of Dr. Martens is 404.26
What is the cash to sales ratio of Dr. Martens?
The cash to sales ratio of Dr. Martens is 2.33
What is the reporting currency for Dr. Martens?
Dr. Martens reports financial results in GBP
What is the latest annual turnover for Dr. Martens?
The latest annual turnover of Dr. Martens is GBP 787.6M
What is the latest annual profit for Dr. Martens?
The latest annual profit of Dr. Martens is GBP 4.5M
What is the registered address of Dr. Martens?
The registered address for Dr. Martens is 28 JAMESTOWN ROAD, CAMDEN, LONDON, NW1 7BY
What is the Dr. Martens website address?
The website address for Dr. Martens is www.drmartensplc.com
Which industry sector does Dr. Martens operate in?
Dr. Martens operates in the FOOTWEAR-WHOLESALE sector

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