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DNLM Dunelm Group Plc

1,160.00
5.00 (0.43%)
Last Updated: 15:02:39
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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  5.00 0.43% 1,160.00 38,731 15:02:39
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
1,159.00 1,161.00 1,168.00 1,154.00 1,155.00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Furniture Stores 1.71B 151.2M 0.7478 15.53 2.34B
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
15:02:39 AT 10 1,160.00 GBX

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Posted at 04/10/2024 09:20 by Dunelm Daily Update
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 1,155p.
Dunelm currently has 202,202,475 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Dunelm is £2,347,570,735.
Dunelm has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 15.53.
This morning DNLM shares opened at 1,155p
Posted at 18/7/2024 18:28 by thurst
Chubb
Ha ha yes it's a bit mysterious the lack of chat regarding this share.
When there is a large jump / share reaches a 12 month high I review my holding.
Must admit to being unsure whether to take profits or let it run on....
1250 would be next barrier, then 1400.
Dividend is much better than is generally quoted, due to special dividends, so think I may just let it ride for now.
Good Luck
Posted at 18/4/2024 14:41 by gswredland
Was thinking of buying in this morning but the last month's softening of trading didn't bode well.
Long term DNLM is strong. A well managed business but I wonder how much further this has to fall
Posted at 04/7/2023 12:55 by kenmitch
These Broker downgrades are often a good time to buy, and if we’re holding a share and wondering whether we should be, then the bounce on the Broker upgrade is a good time to get out.

Admittedly it was a few years ago but Investors Chronicle researched all the Broker buy and sell decisions in a full year. The results were eye opening! The Broker sells went on to perform much better than the Broker buys. What’s more BATS was THE share with the most Broker buys and it ended up THE very worst performing share in the FTSE100 that year!

Another useful guide is the share price behaviour for a few days following those Broker downgrades and upgrades. So if Dunelm keeps falling there might be something in it. But very often the share starts to recover the next day with the gains continuing.

I hold Dunelm and bought on a big dip last year. It’s a fabulous Business and according to those who work in our nearest store, a great Company to work for too.

I decide on trading and Results updates and if a share I’m holding is going down while most in the sector are going up, as that’s often a warning sign, and not on Brokers who get it wrong more often than not.
Posted at 15/2/2023 13:54 by kalai1
Dunelm Group plc posted solid Interims for the 26 weeks ended 31 December 2022 this morning. The Group reported solid sales growth of 5% to £835m, with total sales 43% higher than H1 FY20 (pre-pandemic). But margins took a dip given some payback post-Pandemic and also the inflationary environment, PBT was down 16.6% to £117.4m. Guidance remains unchanged for now, net profit is set to dip a little in FY23 and obviously the consumer outlook remains unpredictable. Share price also has positive momentum and is into the 6th month of a rally. Valuation is no longer particularly cheap with forward PE ratio up to 16.9x. DNLM is a solid growth and generally profitable retailer worth owning for the long run, but there are macro clouds over the sector near term....from WealthOracle
Posted at 26/1/2023 16:10 by site manager
Click on Financials and then most shorted stocks, you will see CURY in there at 11th place. 3.7% of the entire share capital shorted.
Posted at 23/1/2023 09:56 by blackhorse23
Bought CURY for my portfolio https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1003677/currys-positive-outlook-leaves-scope-for-share-price-to-double-liberum-1003677.html
Posted at 08/1/2023 20:55 by kendonagasaki
Biggest Risers fall first!Foundation of a sandy recession?Property markets have ceased to rise for 12 months!We are in crash mode and Dunelm are about to get a good hard slap of reality over the next 6 months!Over valued and it's not going to be servicing new home buyers any time soon either?I see a minimum 40 percent decline in 2023 in the share price.I am not going to lose as the property market is going to crash hardest than 2008?Know thy history and you will know thyself????GOING DOWN!
Posted at 14/9/2022 14:14 by kalai1
Dunelm posted Prelims for the 53 weeks to 2nd July. Revenues were up 16% to £1,553.1m, PBT was up 32.4% to £209m, diluted EPS up 30.5% to 82.1p. Active customers grew by 8.5% over the year, with increases across all demographics. Sales have also remained robust in the first ten weeks of the new financial year, the business is on track to deliver FY23 results in line with analyst expectations, currently for PBT of around £178m or profit growth of about 13%. The company is high quality with top-notch profitability ratios, although net debt is a little high. Valuation is also relatively attractive following a halving of the share price over the past 12 months, dividend yield at over 6% is also very attractive. The macro environment is the main cloud, share price also remains in its correctio and lacks positive momentum for now. DNLM is a share to monitor for the time being, but will be well worth owning at some point in the next year or two...

...from WealthOracle

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Posted at 14/9/2022 08:21 by roguetraderuk
good set of results for dnlm but hard to extrapolate for housing industry. are people buying kit for new homes or simply staying put and doing up current homes? but i digress. dnlm says trading in early days still strong but its hard to argue against some slowdown in its trading if economy continues to slow over winter. but on any sign of that and the pricing in of that youd then want to step in.
Posted at 27/4/2022 17:54 by tole
https://www.fool.co.uk/2022/04/27/this-uk-growth-share-has-hit-a-12-month-low-id-buy/This UK growth share has hit a 12-month low. I'd buyThis UK growth share is set for double-digit rises in sales and profits but its share price is tanking. Our writer considers his next move.Christopher Ruane?Published 27 April, 4:29 pm BSTDNLMBusinessman leading a chart upwardsImage source: Getty Images.The past year has been tough for quite a few shares. One hit a 12-month low in today's trading and has lost a third of its value over that period. Yet the company remains in strong growth mode and has an attractive dividend.Here is why I would happily use the price fall as a buying opportunity for my portfolio.Fast-growing retailerThe share in question is DunelmThe company is a homewares retailer that has become a familiar name for many shoppers over the past few years. It has focussed on growing sales in physical stores but also digitally. The digital story has been a fast-growing one, and last year such purchases (including tablet-based sales instore) jumped from 27% to 46% of the company's total sales.That helped revenue grow 26.3% compared to the prior year, reaching £1.3bn. The company also did a good job of translating those sales into profits. Its gross margin increased to 51.6% and pre-tax profit rose 44.6% to £157.8m.Falling Dunelm share priceGiven such apparent strength, why has the Dunelm share price been falling? Is it because shoppers have abandoned Dunelm now that many of them are spending much less time at home than in the past couple of years?That does not seem to be the case at all. This month the company said that total sales for the first nine months of its current financial year were 25% higher than in the same period last year. Dunelm expects pre-tax profits for the full year to be in line with expectations. Those expectations are in the range £195m-£215m. So even if Dunelm delivers at the bottom end of the range, that would still be a 24% jump in annual pre-tax profit.I think the falling price of this UK growth share reflects concerns that high inflation and a worsening economic environment could lead consumers to spend less money on home decoration. That could hurt both sales and profits at Dunelm. Indeed, the company itself noted that "the macro-economic outlook remains highly uncertain and there are significant pressures on UK consumers".Attractive dividendI do think consumer spending could slow down sharply. That may hurt both revenues and profits at Dunelm. But it is a strong operator with a proven business model. Its competitive pricing could mean that belt-tightening by shoppers actually attracts new customers trading down from more expensive retailers.The potential for a bigger business is not the only thing I like about this UK growth share. It also has a dividend yield of 3.6%. On top of that, it has occasionally paid out special dividends. Last year's special dividend of 65p per share is equivalent to around 6.7% of the current Dunelm share price. No dividends are ever guaranteed, but I like the proven cash generative nature of the business model.My move on this UK growth shareI think Dunelm has a compelling growth story, as shown in its recent results.Although a worsening economy could hurt its business, I think that is already factored in to the reduced share price. I would consider adding this UK growth share to my portfolio today.
Dunelm share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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