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G4M Gear4music (holdings) Plc

137.00
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Gear4music (holdings) Plc LSE:G4M London Ordinary Share GB00BW9PJQ87 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 137.00 135.00 139.00 137.00 137.00 137.00 8,000 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Musical Instrument Stores 152.04M -644k -0.0307 -44.63 28.74M
Gear4music (holdings) Plc is listed in the Musical Instrument Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker G4M. The last closing price for Gear4music (holdings) was 137p. Over the last year, Gear4music (holdings) shares have traded in a share price range of 71.50p to 167.50p.

Gear4music (holdings) currently has 20,976,938 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Gear4music (holdings) is £28.74 million. Gear4music (holdings) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -44.63.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/1/2024
11:53
They could sell out to Thomaan or Amazon with one phone call but they see plenty

of future growth when they start trying to rebuild European sales.

saracen3
29/1/2024
11:39
Saracen, you're welcome. It seems that Paul Scott was wary at last statement, saying this:

"A loss of £(1.9)m in the seasonally quieter H1, worse than £(1.0)m in H1 LY.

Outlook is in line for FY 3/2024, driven by higher gross margin and cost-cutting, offsetting lower volumes. Strategy is to prioritise profit, not revenue growth, which makes sense to me.

Balance sheet is a bit too dependent on the £24m bank loan for my liking, although overall asset backing is OK, and inventories are high before Xmas.

Paul’s view - it’s difficult to get excited about this company, now the exciting growth has disappeared. I don't see any evidence that previous acquisitions have added value. That said, a £25m market cap leaves scope for a re-rating in the next bull market. FY 3/2025 should benefit from the hefty central cost reductions (IT team scaled back). I can see merit in both bull, and bear cases, so I’ll sit on the fence. AMBER it is for now. I wonder if mgt might tire of the listing, and take it private?"

brucie5
29/1/2024
11:25
Thanks for the feedback Brucie . Years of capex over so strong recovery play.

A buyer, or buyers are hoovering up every share sold and house broker Singer is looking for stock

saracen3
29/1/2024
11:07
Ordered a trumpet online - very pleased with the product and service. Totally straightforward, no frills, but what I needed.

I notice this part of Bluesky ventura's 2024 selection, along with a couple of other ideas that I also hold.


The chart looks promising; it gets two screens on Stocko and an overall rank of 97, which is outstanding. The negatives seems to be ROE and ROC; and of course, no dividend.

I don't hold but definitely on the watch list now!

brucie5
18/1/2024
08:02
Trading Update update for the three months to 31 December 2023.

-- Total revenue £46.4 (FY £49.5 - 6%)
-- Gross margin of 28.2% (FY23 Q3: 25.6%)
-- Gross profit of £13.1m (FY23 Q3: £12.7m)

Gear4music believes current consensus market expectations for y/e 31/3/24 are revenue of £144.1m, adjusted EBITDA of £9.8m, adjusted profit before tax of £1.3m and pre-IFRS16 net debt of £11.6m.

No current position and unlikely to reinvest unless there is a material improvement in performance. Glad I exited @£6.82 almost 2 years ago.

masurenguy
18/1/2024
07:48
Back to a quid on that imo
scepticalinvestor
16/1/2024
12:27
Next TU is key here Need to see that before committing further funds
basem1
09/1/2024
12:27
Chart looking so good. Great recovery play as capex fall will boost margins.

Trading update 18th January.

saracen3
05/1/2024
06:45
Someone is mopping up any stock sold. Great recovery play as lower capex will boost margins.
And the chart looks set for a breakout.

saracen3
04/1/2024
13:14
WOW just look at the chart, so bullish.
saracen3
22/12/2023
13:18
Hopefully a good sign
British retail sales rose far more than expected in November and at their fastest monthly pace since the start of 2023, suggesting the sector “turned a corner” with help from Black Friday discounts ahead of the key Christmas period.

The quantity of goods bought in Great Britain grew 1.3 per cent between October and November, the Office for National Statistics said on Friday, after two months of no growth or contraction.

epicsurf
15/12/2023
07:43
Consumer confidence improving says survey.

J U.K. Shopper Optimism Rises at Start of Festive Shopping Season, Survey Says

By Joshua Kirby
U.K. consumers felt increasingly optimistic in December, heralding good news for
spending as the country enters the vital festive shopping season, according to a closely
watched survey set out Friday.
Research group GfK's Consumer Confidence Barometer ticked up two points to minus 22 in
December, continuing a rebound that started in November. This was only slightly short of
expectations for a reading of minus 21, according to economists polled by The Wall Street
Journal ahead of the survey's release.
Though the index remains firmly in negative territory, consumers are clearly feeling
more optimistic, GfK client strategy director Joe Staton noted. High interest rates and
price rises are still eating into disposable income, he said.
"Despite the severe cost-of-living crisis still impacting most households, this slow
but persistent movement towards positive territory for the personal finance measure
looking ahead is an encouraging sign for the year to come," Staton said.
"The nation's confidence is still firmly in negative territory, [but] optimism for our
personal finances for the next 12 months shows a notable recovery from the depressed
[level] reported this time last year," Staton said. In December 2022,the GfK barometer
showed a more sharply negative reading of minus 42.

saracen3
14/12/2023
09:50
Interest rates have peaked, great for consumer stocks.
saracen3
14/12/2023
09:26
They are still selling Must have taken over 200k shares back without reply Someone is keen to fill an order
basem1
13/12/2023
10:08
Still sellers Market has done exceptionally well to absorb this stock If it had been 2 months ago the price would of been back at 115p by now
basem1
08/12/2023
11:08
Large gap up after 165p Let's hope the trade in service is performing above expectations
basem1
08/12/2023
11:06
They have taken a hell of a lot of shares back at this levelGenuine strength Bodes well for a further move north when the buyers are ready Rather be in than out at present
basem1
08/12/2023
09:14
December trading update will do that last year expensive shipping container rates Royal Mail strike would not have helped neither of those this year though give Royal Mail a chance!
pockstones
08/12/2023
08:24
Made me chuckle too A break above 165p would be very significant
saracen3
08/12/2023
08:04
LOL. That's one of your better one-liners Glavey. If I didn't know you were such a fan of G4M, I'd think you were taking the mickey.
gnome3
08/12/2023
07:44
C h a r t _ l o o k i n g _ s o _ g o o d
glavey
07/12/2023
18:14
Please can you expand on that, thanks.
disc0dave46
07/12/2023
15:42
Chart looking so good
saracen3
28/11/2023
14:40
"Black Friday 2023 traffic: The online winners and losers"



Black Friday Winners
Temu +74150%
Sephora +132%
Moonpig +48%
Debenhams +46%
Zara +32%
Ticketmaster +24%
Pandora +14%
Gymshark +12%
H&M +10%
Sainsbury’s +4%

Black Friday Losers
PrettyLittleThing -45%
Asos -43%
Currys -34%
River Island -32%
Waitrose -31%
Argos -31%
Boohoo -30%
Next -26%
Shein -22%
Tesco -20%
John Lewis -15%
Nike -14%
Amazon -1%

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