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DNLM Dunelm Group Plc

974.00
-21.50 (-2.16%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Dunelm Group Plc LSE:DNLM London Ordinary Share GB00B1CKQ739 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -21.50 -2.16% 974.00 974.00 978.00 992.00 963.50 990.00 1,273,759 16:35:03
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Furniture Stores 1.64B 151.9M 0.7530 12.96 1.97B
Dunelm Group Plc is listed in the Furniture Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker DNLM. The last closing price for Dunelm was 995.50p. Over the last year, Dunelm shares have traded in a share price range of 963.50p to 1,217.00p.

Dunelm currently has 201,737,135 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dunelm is £1.97 billion. Dunelm has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 12.96.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
16/12/2015
15:40
Can someone please tell me why these guys had an over-sized divi June 2013. Thanks.
eggbaconandbubble
14/12/2015
20:35
Looks like Dunelm are not having a great Xmas IMO!A huge retail slow down is happening right in front of our eyes.If I was invested in Dunelm I would be short. The charts indicate a bearish consolidation at the range of 8.60-78. If that does not hold the next breach may well be £7.67-85.Of course don't be stupid and buy into Dunelm whilst the ftse 100 will continue to crash. Do your own research, it's always most valuable when pays as much attention to the upside as to the down side.Sell at the high guys and gals....that way you may have a happy new year yet?All in my own honest opinion of course.
kendonagasaki
11/12/2015
08:44
Finally got my £10 and took my money off the table.
It took longer than I had expected to get there but I do believe that it is a good business and I would consider buying back in again on any weakness.

salpara111
02/12/2015
12:29
Hitting new high today?
rathlindri
26/11/2015
10:43
Dividend payment day tomorrow
rathlindri
24/11/2015
09:59
Some people live there. The cafe, toilets and bedding are all you need. When friends come round they are very impressed by all the ornaments.


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zeppo
24/11/2015
08:08
Do people play hide & seek in Dunelm stores?
dogwalker
06/11/2015
14:36
This has been looking good over the last 4 weeks
rathlindri
08/10/2015
08:32
We may finally see it push back to the £10 mark.
salpara111
08/10/2015
08:10
Excellent performance - just hope the new CEO has the same trading skills as his boss
buffetteer
08/10/2015
08:03
Wrong again. 20p up on the open.
redartbmud
08/10/2015
07:51
YoY growth slightly down. Does that mean blood on the streets of Dnlm? Hope not.
redartbmud
08/10/2015
07:49
Equity Development ‏@equity_research
$DNLM Dunelm: Total Q1 LFL UP 5.5%. TOTAL SALES up 12% at £202m. Q1 Gross margin: +20 basis points rise. Home delivery v strong.

mg1982
08/10/2015
07:49
A very positive update.

Total like-for-like sales rose to £183.3m compared with £163.1m in the 13 weeks to 27 September 2014. Total sales rose to £202.3m from £180.6m a year ago.

Gross margin increased year on year, with an estimated +20 basis points rise compared with the equivalent quarter last year.

shauney2
30/9/2015
13:08
Good for you toffee man!
kendonagasaki
29/9/2015
15:26
In at 8.25 out at 8.75 for 5% which is OK.
toffeeman
23/9/2015
18:48
£7.50p is coming here.Don't get caught with your pants down?
kendonagasaki
22/9/2015
07:58
The only problem is you completely ignore the facts and are clearly on some personal vendetta against Will. Th facts are that Dinelm are growing sales, market share , like for like sales ,earnings and have recruited a first class management team .you don't attract a person such as Andy Harrison to be chairman if there are poor prospects. We will head beyond £10 in the next upturn IMHO.
buffetteer
21/9/2015
21:24
Still can't push towards an unrealistic valuation, why?This company IMO has peaked and has done well to establish its self within the 'market place' of large warehouse style of space.The problem sooner or later will become its Achilles heel.Supermarket sweep is coming to the UK and Dunelm will be the biggest victim as well as the first one.
kendonagasaki
15/9/2015
20:02
Will is nothing more than a market trader, a Del Boy in charge of a very big yellow three wheeled car!Unreliable in my opinion!Can't push £10 and I see this trading at £7.50 come 15th of October as the market starts to crash!
kendonagasaki
11/9/2015
08:44
I am in here for the long term. The company can continue to deliver good growth in the future. I just hope that they don't lose their shirts on furniture. The competition is fierce and the market is oversaturated IMHO.
redartbmud
11/9/2015
08:27
Give me boring and consistent sales and profits over exciting and erratic sales and profits!

They have all the management and strategy in place ready for execution. This can potentially re-rate as the story develops and they deliver on this strategy.

Holding

mg1982
11/9/2015
08:21
Since when was "little excitement" a negative? The last thing I'd want is Dunelm to be traded as if it were an Apple or Google.
mrchriss
11/9/2015
08:16
I wouldn't worry . They stated that furniture disruption and markdowns cost them several millions and I don't think that will be repeated- it was chaotic from what I heard. That's another few million on the bottoms line.
buffetteer
11/9/2015
07:44
Peel Hunt downgrades Dunelm after dull results

Homeware retailer Dunelm (DNLM) has been downgraded by Peel Hunt after final results offered the broker ‘little excitement’.

Peel Hunt analyst John Stevenson downgraded his recommendation from ‘buy’ to ‘add’ with a target price of £10.00.

‘Full-year 2015 profit met the midpoint of guidance, albeit below our top-of-the-range estimate,’ he said. ‘Management is flagging high cost inflation and fewer store openings for the year ahead.

‘Not surprisingly, with a new chief executive taking the reins in January, a new chief financial officer in December and a new chairman just in, there is not much new information in [the] results statement. Forecasts may well come down as a result, despite potential for trading upside.’

Stevenson added that he ‘remains fundamentally positive on the home-related sector form a macro point of view, although we prefer the higher operational gearing of Carpetright and Topps Tiles for earnings upside’.

Dunelm shares closed 10.5p or 1.2% lower at 894p.


Opps, not so good.

Disappointed from Derby.

redartbmud
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