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| Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hotel Chocolat Group Plc | HOTC | London | Ordinary Share |
| Price Change | Price Change % | Share Price | Last Trade
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| 0.00 | 0.00% | 374.00 | 01:00:00 |
| Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 374.00 | 374.00 |
| Industry Sector |
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| FOOD PRODUCERS |
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Posted at 15/8/2022 09:46 by cirlbunting1 Got out of this ~+17% having bought in at 125. The reason why I sold has nothing to do with the company - more to do with needing funds to redeploy elsewhere.I hope that current investors will see this stock go back to £2+. Wish you all the best & great fortune. |
Posted at 04/1/2022 23:36 by millie01527 18th Jan according to their websitehttps://www.h |
Posted at 13/10/2021 20:14 by nithbank The company has a buy recommendation in the current Investors Chronicle. |
Posted at 21/9/2021 12:52 by nchanning Very simple bull case here . Management wants to add capacity to get to £500m revenue . If they achieve this in the next 5 years , with a high gross margin , direct to consumer luxury brand that will be growing fast I wouldn't be surprised to see a 5 x sales valuation and a 5 bagger from here .Given that they already had the capacity to hit £250m revenue and did a placing anyway to build out capacity now , there's cause to be optimistic that this is possible . Management have huge shareholdings and are totally aligned with investors , have to believe they think this is realistic |
Posted at 10/4/2019 10:26 by martywidget Hotel Chocolat sees sweet opportunity, expands chocolate shops to New YorkPublished on 9 Apr 2019 Hotel Chocolat Group PLC (LON:HOTC) CEO Angus Thirlwell tells Proactive Investors the UK-based company, which grows its own cocoa beans at its farm in St. Lucia, has recently opened its first boutique store in New York City, followed by a second store in New Jersey. Thirlwell says the company that has recently pulled in more than £80 million in half-yearly sales, chose the Tri-state area for its high foot traffic. He looks forward to the upcoming Easter holidays to further boost sales. |
Posted at 15/8/2017 16:50 by gengulphus Looking at the trade list, and in particular the fact that the ~4 million shares' worth of trades basically all happened in a pretty short time period just after 14:30, were all at a price of 270p and did not change the price in any major way, I would guess that it's a big negotiated trade.I.e. basically a market maker found a big buyer, a big seller and probably some smaller buyers or sellers to make up a difference in the numbers of shares they wanted to trade, negotiated 270p as a price acceptable to all parties, and put it through. It will have appeared as separate reports of trades between the market maker and each of the parties, with ~2 million shares being bought by the market maker and about the same number sold, and the market maker was probably paid by a separate fee rather than a price spread, so all the trades were at the same price - and because 270p was closer to the low end of the 269p/273p spread at the time than the high end, the computers classified them all as sells... A possible alternative is that a single investor decided to re-arrange their holdings and chose to do it through the market, again paying a market maker by a separate fee. I would tend to think that the number of trade reports is on the high side for that, but it's certainly not impossible. Gengulphus |
Posted at 23/4/2017 01:17 by scantrader The consensus broker forecast for the WHOLE year,ending June 2017, is just 7.43p -slightly LESS than the 7.8p at the half year stage.(source:FT.com That gives a price earnings ratio of about 46 (!) which is lousy value even at the current high growth rate. Although it's been pointed out by some analysts I reckon quite a lot of private investors haven't registered that historically the company has generated more than all its profits in the first half year. Last year (ending June 2016)the profits were only £8.2 m despite being £8.8m in the previous half, and that's adjusting for the exceptional costs of the listing. There are 2 brokers covering this, and for what they're worth their 12 month price forecasts are 341p and 270p. When even the house broker isn't giving its client's shareholders a 12 month price forecast higher than the current price that should be another warning to holders. |
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