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RBG Revolution Bars Group Plc

1.45
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 08:00:00
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Revolution Bars Group Plc LSE:RBG London Ordinary Share GB00BVDPPV41 ORD 0.1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 1.45 1.40 1.50 1.45 1.45 1.45 1,742,233 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Drinking Places (alcoholic) 152.55M -22.23M -0.0966 -0.15 3.34M
Revolution Bars Group Plc is listed in the Drinking Places (alcoholic) sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker RBG. The last closing price for Revolution Bars was 1.45p. Over the last year, Revolution Bars shares have traded in a share price range of 1.05p to 8.05p.

Revolution Bars currently has 230,048,520 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Revolution Bars is £3.34 million. Revolution Bars has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.15.

Revolution Bars Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
25/1/2024
08:51
bspgamer..keep the compliments coming 😇
ny boy
25/1/2024
06:23
Time for a name change Master?

Learning RSI?

RSI Student?

Sorry Everyone RSI?

the imperialist
25/1/2024
05:48
Awful results again.Lemmings and mushrooms only.
ken chung
24/1/2024
23:24
I like you NY boy
bspgamer
24/1/2024
13:43
Another Master RSI masterclass!

Amatuer chartists cause so much grief. A little knowledge is a dangerous thing.

the imperialist
24/1/2024
13:39
Seekthetech, you hit the nail on the head, poor management, little ability to find solutions, when will the begging bowl come out again?

Not an investment hasn’t been for years, the share chart doesn’t lie. Avoid imo

ny boy
24/1/2024
09:46
See below

Cost of living tick
Inflation tick
Minimum living wage tick
Rail strikes tick

Shame the Babuun didn’t heed the gypsy’s crystal ball. River & mercantile must be laughing their heads off

Edelman is a disgrace for how he has fleeced shareholders and £600k pa for Pitcher. Unreal.




GypsyFortuneTeller17 Oct '23 - 07:45 - 2892 of 3098
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And for this reporting results season, the list of excuses from the pin the tail on the donkey staff night out are….

Hot weather
Cold weather
Sun
Rain
England football
England rugby
Xmas on the wrong day
Early Easter
Late Easter
Rail strikes
Wfh
Wrong demographic
Smoking ban
Licensing
Police
Councils
Inflation
Cost of living
Landlords
Interest rate
The brokers
Insurance
Our debt structure
Staff costs
Brexit
Staff shortages


Sadly the one item missing from the wheel of fortune is this one

TOTALLY DREADFUL BOARD AND MANAGEMENT STEALING THE LAST FEW REMAINING PENNIES FROM SHAREHOLDERS BEFORE GOING BUST

seekthetech
24/1/2024
09:45
On the way bankrupt?? Switching to APH
blackhorse23
24/1/2024
09:32
You have TR1 investors massively under water and this company won't get a raise. Down here. They either close most of the RBG and CUBA brand or go bust simple as that this year is not going to get any better. Everyone is skint
bspgamer
24/1/2024
09:15
Might want to tell that to CPG and JDW
babbler
24/1/2024
09:14
All their competitors are going bust have you not seen all the clubs and late bar closures. The only bits worth taking a maybe 10% of their bars and peach pubs!!!
bspgamer
24/1/2024
08:54
From what I've seen in my area landlords aren't budging on leases and the units close down and remain closed.
babbler
24/1/2024
08:48
Why should anyone want to take on a load of expensive leases - Far better to let go bust and then possibly pick up some of the better sites and at the same time negotiate far better terms from the landlords.
pugugly
24/1/2024
08:44
MCAP is quite low however below 3p. Might get an offer but risky one. Big holder night increase again.
babbler
24/1/2024
08:05
Another trap door plunge, way too much debt, no caped expenditure this year. Sluggish growth, high overheads.
ny boy
24/1/2024
07:37
That it until next Christmas for any good news for the rest of the year business will be flat. Seriously the CEO needs to go he's ran out of ideas. Sack the lot of them before this goes bust, peach pubs ain't going to save a dying brand and business FFS
bspgamer
24/1/2024
07:30
Seriously..the net debt is nearly 2.5 times the total market cap! 🤦🏻‍♀️

As Sabrina Carpenter sang “Nonsense̶1;🎶🎵

ny boy
18/1/2024
00:26
A few things to note. People will still visit these bars and it is possible to make money but the bars have to be in the right locations which are cities with a large student population in city centres. The problem that Revolution has is that some of the bars in places like Beaconsfield and Putney don’t have these characteristics. This hasn’t been a problem historically but certainly is now. Nightcap is doing worse than Revolution and clearly Revolution will benefit as the competition goes out of business. The diversification into Peachey will balance the business up albeit with the increase in borrowings. Ideally the Revolution bars should be slimmed down so that the remaining rump of the business is profitable. Ideally as I have stated it would be helpful if we could see the results of the discontinued businesses to see what losses will be eliminated.
boll
17/1/2024
20:40
https://www.bbc.com/news/business-67986689
seangwhite
17/1/2024
20:01
No surprise at today's drop in the S P with news out on how badly the UK nightlife industry is at present. The Keith Edelman model of piling debt on the RBG entity is the precursor of this destruction of shareholder value.If the BOD is really intent on saving RBG it would slim itself as a start of of severe cost cutting program.
seangwhite
11/1/2024
10:23
Re #3080,
As an investor rather than a trader, my issue is as much with the Balance Sheet as the trading performance. The company has very few real assets, the vast majority being short leasehold premises and Fixtures & Fittings. As at July 2023, the leases had an acquisition cost of over £90m and the F&F £80m which had been depreciated/impaired down to £23.5m and £12m respectively. In claiming positive EBITDA, the company writes these back as 'non-cash' items but, believe me, those losses are real which, to pick up on boll's point, will be shown all too clearly when they start offloading bars. Leases are not assets, they are liabilities (a commitment to spend rent over a number of years). In good times you may be able to sell to another occupier at a premium but in bad times you may have to pay someone to take it off your hands or pay the landlord to accept a surrender of the lease. Similarly with F&F. You may fit out a smart bar for £500k and add that to your balance sheet as an 'asset', but if you leave it will all be ripped out and have no value at all. It may be that the valuers have made enough 'impairment' charges to avoid showing a loss on current Book Value (a trick we used to use on poor quality assets held for sale) but I assume that the disposals announced will throw up further losses and write-downs.

jeffian
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