Quiz Share Discussion Threads

[kaka47] 05/3/2019 10:41

Not interested in debs mate It's just I posted few days ago about sales picking up at quiz recently confirmed to me by one of Quiz supplier, I was questioned by one poster that it wasn't true debs has confirmed today exactly what I was told

[woozle1] 05/3/2019 10:20

Kaka .. I admire yr enthusiasm and optimism but sales at debs are still falling albeit at a slightly slower pace and there is still much to be done to restructure the co’s commitments .. w1

[kaka47] 05/3/2019 09:04

EVEN DEBS HAS CONFIRMED TODAY THINGS ARE LOOKING GOOD IN RECENT WEEKS BUT share price IS BEING HELD BACK BY DEBS POTENTIAL UNKNOWN IMPACT ON BOTTOM LINE

[kaka47] 28/2/2019 09:26

You will soon find out when they next update

[nitbhav06] 28/2/2019 08:05

Off course they lol. Kaka this is not the place to be posting rumours like that. Which suppliers this Staples for stationary?

[kaka47] 27/2/2019 11:41

Just spoke to one of QUIZs major supplier he has just confirmed Quiz is very busy and are placing huge orders Now

[kaka47] 26/2/2019 11:33

All the Clothing retailers are moving higher next move up coming

[woozle1] 25/2/2019 10:01

apologies, it was a typo, meant to say profitable, albeit at lower levels .. forecast margin is half the historic .. w1

[opodio] 25/2/2019 08:45

profitable at lower losses


WTF

[woozle1] 25/2/2019 07:24

ONj .. £12m cash in the bank, hardly any leases, no pension liability and the business profitable, albeit at lower losses .. doesn't look like a prepack to me .. w1

[onjohn] 25/2/2019 06:01

Suppliers to Sir Philip Green’s Topshop empire have suffered a further cut to their credit insurance amid dismal trading conditions.

In a letter seen by The Sunday Times, insurer Euler Hermes told suppliers it was reducing levels of cover for Arcadia Group because of the deterioration on the high street and weakening consumer confidence.

Credit insurance is a vital part of the retail supply chain, protecting suppliers against the risk of customers going bust between the point of accepting an order and payment being made. When insurers cut or withdraw cover, suppliers tend to demand payment upfront, putting a strain on a retailer’s working capital.

Wonder if quiz is working with the accountancy firm Deloitte on restructuring plans, which could include shutting stores through a cva?

[onjohn] 25/2/2019 05:57

Prepare to fall through the trap door on next profit warning

[nitbhav06] 25/2/2019 05:33

That's right as our online and international sales are increasing significantly. This will reduce dependency on Debs. I would rather we pull out completely with Debs and focus more on online and international growth.

[opodio] 21/2/2019 14:34

10p will be seen on the next waning

[dangersimpson2] 21/2/2019 10:37

Going forward I think what happens to DEB is going to be immaterial to the success or failure of QUIZ. DEB surviving to the end of this month when they pay QUIZ their Christmas concession takings was important though and the DEB refinancing has given near certainty of that.

[kcr69] 21/2/2019 08:07

Probably closer to 12% revenue, and I would imagine profit is now negligible with regard to Debenhams given recent trading performance at the department store, however I fully agree that it would be really beneficial to see the concession numbers broken out for both revenue and profit as was shown in the admissions document.

[hamidahamida] 21/2/2019 08:02

15% of the revenue comes from DEBS. Planned store closure by DEB will hit sales and profits Next TU needs to clarify this

[kcr69] 21/2/2019 07:39

#776 And of course the share price could double on good news (which could easily be no more than maintaining H1 / Q3 revenue running rate of 9% through Q4). I guess your point is that when investing in the stock market there is both risk and reward to be considered.

[adrianuk] 20/2/2019 20:26

We need to be a bit causious until the next trading update. share price could easily half with negative news.

[someuwin] 20/2/2019 17:44

AXA been selling.

[marbill73] 20/2/2019 09:48

Done here for today, off to invest in web.... gla

[kaka47] 20/2/2019 08:37

I wouldn't rule out a management buyout as the made GBP 100 Million when they floated QUIZ in 2017. Ramzan family still own over 50% let say at a bid of 60p RAMZANS can take QUIZ private costing them GBP35 Million for remaining shares and they would still have over GBP60million left from the float...

[barnetpeter] 20/2/2019 01:58

closed strongly. Look at the chart above.....200 pence 6 months ago. A fraction of that to buy and debenhams looks safer now for a while....quiz has some outlets in that.

even a rally to 60 pence would be ok .....plenty of cash in the bank...I need 50 pence to double up after buying more at 30p on the Foot news.

[woozle1] 19/2/2019 16:31

I meant anyone know why Quiz is no longer listed on Zalando?

[woozle1] 19/2/2019 16:27

Anyone know why Quiz no longer appears on the website. It might explain the problems with 3rd party websites that was referenced in the trading update. They are still listed on Next.
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