Revolution Bars Share Discussion Threads

[panic investor] 03/2/2017 15:04

They say 5 bars a year - correct me if I'm wrong - 1m a bash too on the upgrades

[croasdalelfc] 03/2/2017 14:32

Paul - what roll out ? They haven't announced new bats for 6 months?LFL - 2% and no visible roll out except Southend plus full year revenues for the other 4 from 2016. The share price had a good run 160-230 but the retrace is a result of the above imo esp when investors can put their money into FEVR, Boo, Cake, Som, SFR, Tap and other extremely high growth stocks some higher divs

[geheimnis2] 03/2/2017 09:52

Just a thought, Paul Scott?

[bestace] 02/2/2017 13:23

From last year's accounts:

"The living wage affects a small proportion of the workforce."

More generally on wage cost inflation they also say:

"Whilst there have been wage increases above rates of inflation, recent increases have been more in line with inflation and have therefore been covered by increases in the sales prices paid for by the customer. Future increases would be treated in the same
way."

Staff costs last year (including directors) amounted to £33.5m, around 28% of total revenues of £119.5m.

[muffinhead] 02/2/2017 00:30

"living" wage bill going up 4% in April ( not to mention associated employer NI and work based pension contributions)

With only 2% like for like growth, maybe the prices can go up or they can speed up a roll out?

[discodave4] 31/1/2017 18:44

Polar and L&G taking some profit at recent highs by the looks of it.........more for someone else!.DD

[paulypilot] 31/1/2017 00:46

The holding in company RNSs suggest that 3 Instis are selling. No idea why. You can read the RNSs.

P.

[muffinhead] 27/1/2017 10:52

Taco Tuesdays

don't forget!

[tadders2] 26/1/2017 18:23

Suspect it is institutional selling. Paulypilot may know.

[masurenguy] 26/1/2017 18:15

It certainly looks to be the case. This is on my Watchlist but I am looking for the price to stabilise before I consider any potential entry point.

[tadders2] 26/1/2017 17:29

Somebody is dumping a large amount of stock.

[bones] 22/1/2017 23:45

BPC10 - check out the news items around that time. Revolution Bars came to the market then. RBG was used as a ticker for a different company before then so there is no relevance to the share price "drop". It never happened.

[bpc10] 22/1/2017 22:37

What happened in Feb 15 to make the share price drop from £6 to £1.50?

[mrx001] 21/1/2017 20:59

Did have a conversation with the manager in Cambridge RBG. He advised that Cambridge had London pricing with cheaper pricing elsewhere. Not sure if this was to do with food or drink though.

[connor23] 21/1/2017 20:58

That would be good to know. Anything you can share here or on your blog would be much appreciated.

[paulypilot] 21/1/2017 17:59

Connor - yes, Bristol would defo be a good city for RBG.important to remember that the company also sells other drinks. I saw plenty of men drinking pints of lager in both branches which I visited in Reading.I am going to an analyst meeting after results, so I will ask whether they do differential pricing. I.e. charge less in smaller towns, and places further north, where people might be more Price sensitive.pp.

[connor23] 20/1/2017 18:38

Chelmsford mentioned in the article