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DNLM Dunelm Group Plc

994.00
11.00 (1.12%)
26 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
  11.00 1.12% 994.00 992.00 994.00 1,000.00 967.00 967.00 268,014 16:29:54
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Furniture Stores 1.64B 151.9M 0.7530 13.20 2.01B
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 983p. Over the last year, Dunelm shares have traded in a share price range of 959.00p to 1,217.00p.

Dunelm currently has 201,737,135 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dunelm is £2.01 billion. Dunelm has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.20.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
07/7/2016
20:40
Like for like down!In like for like stores.Non like for like stores up!New stores and business have yet to suffer the impact of the current economic climate.Going to get tougher IMO.
kendonagasaki
06/7/2016
10:32
Thx Toffee - v helpful
buffetteer
06/7/2016
08:59
Browett on "wake up to money" - if you download podcast he starts at around 35mins.

key takeaway for me: DNLM is hedged on £ for 18 months

toffeeman
05/7/2016
08:18
City not liking the the more expensive goods from abroad and Europe due to the week pound?Will Dunelm lose profitability.
kendonagasaki
04/7/2016
16:05
For the last 15 years
buffetteer
04/7/2016
15:51
How long ago Buff?
toffeeman
04/7/2016
13:46
I supplied them so I know how it works
buffetteer
04/7/2016
11:23
They can only pass on cost increases if customers let them!

If they de-spec, quality falls and they can't charge as much

If they increase their imports (not sure how much is sourced domestically) by using more foreign suppliers then their costs increase even more because the £ buys less.

If you look at retailers they are all priced due to exchange rate uncertainty.

Don't get me wrong - I think the company has good sales growth prospects, but until the uncertainty evaporates the downside could provide a cheaper entry point.

toffeeman
04/7/2016
09:45
Or they change spec to negate the impact or they replace uk suppliers with foreign - several levers possible imho
buffetteer
04/7/2016
09:44
They do pass on the cost increases - retailers always do
buffetteer
04/7/2016
09:26
My concern is that they import most of the stock and unless they can pass-on the effect of the exchange rate to customers, then margins will be squeezed.
toffeeman
03/7/2016
08:41
In times of recession DUNELM win market share as others reign in advertising etc. Their careful expansion and efforts to increase sales from existing stores should prove successful over time. In the meantime were paid out all the profits in divis- could be worse !
buffetteer
03/7/2016
07:37
Well if any of you dunelmers want to make some real money.100% is on the cards in RTHM from its current 31p.There you go all, it's not everyday I give something for nothing!Keep it under your hat though........shhhhh!
kendonagasaki
28/6/2016
10:32
Closed at £7.63.Thank you all.More volatility ahead please be very careful here!Have a nice day all!
kendonagasaki
26/6/2016
16:56
Yep it's sh1t
toffeeman
25/6/2016
21:21
Any views on the Brexit?
kendonagasaki
13/6/2016
20:14
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear!Looks like £7.60 will chart sooner rather than later.
kendonagasaki
12/6/2016
21:58
On our way to breach the 90DMA I see?I guess all Dunelm investors really think that if we leave the EU that it's going to get worse?Want to save Dunelm.....vote out!
kendonagasaki
25/5/2016
23:52
Dunelm is a viable business but Will Adderly continues to run it as a market stall and with a market stall mentalityHowever regardless of my personal viewpoints of the cabbages that run this enterprise. I see that the year high of 1023 refuses to break through and each time we have charted a lower low on the next set of resistance.This will see £7.60 before £10.60...the computer sees what it sees its not my opinion....it's just what will happen looking at the cyclic pressure and momentum now that is in motion here.Don't be foolish now and get parted from your cash so quickly.Good evening all.
kendonagasaki
24/5/2016
12:46
These have been constantly rising for days and good volume in the past couple of days.
value king
20/5/2016
17:12
Got to be good news for prospects with such a large commitment
buffetteer
20/5/2016
16:27
Well Kendon is is quiet - no mention of the big director buy recently.

Half a million pounds worth approximately.

value king
18/5/2016
08:15
Kendon is more likely to be an an shelf filler who kept pulling sickies so was politely asked to leave ...than a stockbroker . Although it is quite fun watching him squirm as the price keeps rising (bearing in mind the huge dividends we've received since he started his shorting ). It does become tiresome and ,alas, the filter is the last resort for flushing him away.
buffetteer
18/5/2016
07:56
Oh, Kendo? Yes, I remember him.....
Now filtered.

napoleon 14th
29/4/2016
23:22
Why not use the filter button, as I did a long time ago?
redartbmud
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