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MTC Mothercare Plc

4.13
-0.22 (-5.06%)
22 Nov 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Mothercare Plc LSE:MTC London Ordinary Share GB0009067447 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.22 -5.06% 4.13 3.80 4.46 3.80 3.60 3.60 23,812 16:35:18
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Department Stores 56.2M 3.3M 0.0059 6.44 24.53M
Mothercare Plc is listed in the Department Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker MTC. The last closing price for Mothercare was 4.35p. Over the last year, Mothercare shares have traded in a share price range of 3.36p to 8.50p.

Mothercare currently has 563,836,626 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Mothercare is £24.53 million. Mothercare has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.44.

Mothercare Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/5/2023
20:57
Oh dear clocktower. Seems you have a knack for picking the duds.
terminator101
15/5/2023
17:40
Cheers pgh3, Interesting view point from a supplier to MC.

As for what went on previously, nothing surprises me but one has to be carefully what one suggests even if it were fact that cannot be proved, and even if one could, without vast resources one can be left bankrupt by the power of money and connections.

clocktower
15/5/2023
16:20
Hi Clocktower,

Briefly as I’m about to go to the football (happy to go into more depth tomorrow).

1. I’m based in the uk & ltd company & product manufactured in China

2. Supply uk (small) & overseas MC franchises

3. yes - uk high street & supermarkets

4. Retail sales are generally depressed uk & worldwide

5. Yes

6. Approx 10%

Hope that helps

pgh3
15/5/2023
14:56
I think you now can see that line in the sand!
jimmyloser
15/5/2023
09:40
Ah the mythical "bounce". Except the dead cat has already splodged head first.
terminator101
12/5/2023
23:20
Rumour has it that they are proposing a change of name to something a little more edgy. Mammadon'tcare.
glavey
12/5/2023
20:59
T101 ,me being a nice person and not wanting to offend you,why are you suddenly here ,if unhappy leave the thread .
applied1
12/5/2023
20:50
Lots of small fry banter today. Bait being cast by fun seekers and taken by fish that should know better! impo.They know what the remedy is, the so called bounce won't materialise until we see evidence of them delivering it.Impo
jimmyloser
12/5/2023
19:28
It might bounce, but only when it hits 1p 😉
terminator101
12/5/2023
15:51
T101 - Yes not pleasant is it, unless your short or hedged your bets. Have a good weekend one and all.

Wait for the bounce T101.

clocktower
12/5/2023
15:29
Who knows now
gepetto100
12/5/2023
14:39
Where is the line in the sand.
blueball
12/5/2023
14:35
Here's an actual fact clocktower......This pile of pish is down 20% today
terminator101
12/5/2023
10:36
It will not be in the Pension trustees interest to see this go to the wall, and they will come to an arrangement and the sooner the company does another raise to get rid of the loans the better.

DYOR

clocktower
12/5/2023
09:31
any cash they do make after the ridiculous interest costs will be eaten up by the trustees for the pension. This will simply never generate enough cash to return anything to the holders. They are at the bottom of the pile after the banks, taxman directors, employees and pension trustees. It's a shame but its obvious.

I wouldn't post MNJ share transactions on here. He has lost an absolute fortune on this. I remember when he was CEO telling everyone to buy at 90p. LOL. He was also at the helm when they raised that £100m rights money and completely wasted it on ERPs, UK store refurbs and a head office refurb. It was a ridiculous waste of cash and Shareholders have never really recovered from that. How he is still a NED I do not know.

mrsimmons
12/5/2023
06:53
clocktower 12 May '23 - 07:45 - 203 of 203(premium)
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MTC - is now like this Z - On hold in a little pot of wait and see - you might call them dogs. :-)

You were talking to yourself here, so I thought I would pop in and update myself on my old small punt.

clock keeps trolling me like a DOG

z1co
12/5/2023
06:49
clocktower 12 May '23 - 07:00 - 201 of 202(premium)
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Re-hashing old news does nothing, fresh company updates are what is required if there is to be any sign of recovery.


Stop trolling me.

MTC has issued a profit warning and yet you continue to post sh#te on the thread.

Don't lecture me about what i should post on my thread

You're a pathetic dog just like this share.

z1co
10/5/2023
23:01
The real question you should be asking is why Mar No SOlD nearly 1 m shares at 7p. What did he know huh. Placing coming. I know this because the company said so. Only question is how big the discount. Additionally we are looking at various financing alternatives (including equity and equity linked structures) to give us both additional flexibility and reduced cash financing costs.
terminator101
10/5/2023
17:59
Terminator,I am a novice here holding a small amount ,why did the new CEO buy 50 ks worth recently @ .0877p and now he's going to loose it all,just don't understand or get it .
applied1
10/5/2023
16:59
It's all go here huh. Lack of volume in this loss making drivel = total lack of bid support. It's going to collapse like a house of cards imo.
terminator101
08/5/2023
10:19
The pension deficit kills this I’m afraid. When you look at the schedule of payments - they will need to renegotiate them with the trustees. Whatever spare cash they make will be eaten up by the pension deficit. This is going to be a long hard road for
investors.

mrsimmons
06/5/2023
18:33
clocktower - without additional liquidity how do you think the business refinances the loan?

Just approach the banker that holds the deal at 18.2% interest loan and ask them to reduce it?
That's before the next interest rise which since they are blaming "recent " changes one assumes that means its going up.

The loan is Fully Drawn and their cash shrunk by £2.4m in the year - before the impact of the higher interest rates (compounds on higher balance as well).

So if they can find a lower rate loan from elsewhere new lenders will want £m's in arrangement fees and due diligence etc etc. build in some headroom otherwise stricter covenant tests on lower rate might kick in...

Or
they just issue £19m worth of new equity ? At a discount to the current share price that would be >50% of the current shares so massive dilution , do they have the appetite ?


Going back to the "Adjusted" EBITDA what exactly does that mean?
What are the adjustments?
Take them out will there be any Earnings?

Already we know half of even the "adjusted" figure goes in interest.

Then there's the cash they are going to need for pension contributions despite trying to spread the payments over forever...they say £4m next year and £7m the year after so the net debt figure is not lying they are bleeding cash and asking bankers to reduce the interest rate , what a surprise

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