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RBG Revolution Bars Group Plc

1.55
0.00 (0.00%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
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% 1.55 1.50 1.60 1.55 1.55 1.55 1,553,653 08:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Drinking Places (alcoholic) 152.55M -22.23M -0.0966 -0.16 3.57M
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 1.55p. 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 £3.57 million. Revolution Bars has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.16.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
08/2/2021
08:47
red tick me if u love me
middlesboroughfc
08/2/2021
08:45
Get ur coat lass. Youve pulled.
middlesboroughfc
08/2/2021
08:36
Do one for Yorkshire
middlesboroughfc
08/2/2021
08:35
Ministers not ruling out another lockdown next autumn. Expect this to go bust soon.Lemmings and mushrooms only.
ken chung
07/2/2021
13:13
Good key points posted by idriveajag: RBG17/12/2020"-- When free to trade without Government restrictions, the Group is highly cash generative.Well positioned to emerge strongly-- In Q3 FY20 pre-COVID, business had achieved LFL(1) sales growth in both brands for the first quarter since Q2 FY18-- Continued investment in the Revolution proposition, particularly in digital capabilities, including further development of the Revolution App to include order and pay at table, and our on-line party booking system-- Strong results seen from refurbishment programme with an ROI of 58% on refurbishments carried out in FY20, an increase from the 45% ROI achieved on sites refurbished in FY19-- Streamlined estate to ensure the group is ready to bounce back once restrictions ease through lease surrenders since period end of two further loss-making bars and five sites exited through Revolution Bars Limited's Company Voluntary Arrangement ("CVA"). CVA also delivered rent savings at a further eight bars-- The Group's strategic initiatives remain unchanged: to build guest loyalty; drive sustained profit improvement; and develop the estate-- Short term performance remains uncertain and dependent on the UK Government's operating regulations, but the vaccine is expected to provide a path towards a gradual recovery towards historical performance levels from Easter 2021-- Dynamic and motivated team ready to take advantage of good value expansion opportunities as improved trading conditions take holdRob Pitcher, Chief Executive Officer, said:2020 has been an immensely challenging year but I am incredibly proud of the dedication shown by our team to steer us through this period.Prior to the onset of the pandemic we were reaping the rewards of the workstreams we introduced last year to improve performance with both brands in like-for-like sales growth, out-performing our High Street Bars peer group. We also continued to see strong results from our refurbishment programme. This work, combined with our focus on the customer experience through the development of our App, order and pay at table, and our on-line booking systems, and the additional financial strength and flexibility we have secured through the actions taken since the COVID pandemic hit the UK gives me great confidence that we are well placed to recover and return to growth once trading restrictions are removed."
tell sid
07/2/2021
10:57
Even the Sun reports "by the second Bank Holiday weekend in May." which is end of May as I recall.
glavey
07/2/2021
10:40
"...great confidence that we are well placed to recover and return to growth once trading restrictions are removed."

So why the need for the diatribes?

viz.
"We cannot avoid the fact that the trading backdrop for at least the next few months remains very uncertain." "....the hospitality sector appears to have been sacrificed in order to curb the spread of the virus when all the evidence suggests that the way in which pubs, bars and restaurants have adapted their operations has been very effective, seems very disproportionate and completely misguided." "...trade being late-night and entertainment-led, our business has suffered disproportionately from the many operating restrictions..." "...grants now being made available to cover some of the other overheads are woefully short of the levels necessary to compensate for being sacrificed by the UK Government..." "The UK Government has shown a completely inadequate grasp of our situation and, to date, an obdurate unwillingness to do anything about it."

glavey
07/2/2021
10:27
"When free to trade without Government restrictions, the Group is highly cash generative.

But since 2017 it doesn't make a profit, it reports a loss! That's why the chart looks like a downhill ski ride before the pandemic.

glavey
06/2/2021
08:39
Full opening of pubs without restrictions by May:
idriveajag
06/2/2021
08:20
RBG open for non-alcoholic drinks and food in April (alcohol to be allowed outside). Shares set to recover strongly:



Telegraph
5/2/2021

Exclusive: Pubs and restaurants could reopen in April – with no alcohol

Temporary 'booze ban' being considered as part of Government's roadmap for lifting lockdown


Pubs and restaurants could reopen as soon as April if they agree not to sell alcohol under options being discussed to allow the widespread relaxation of coronavirus restrictions after Easter. ...

idriveajag
05/2/2021
21:45
that will learn him
middlesboroughfc
05/2/2021
20:23
RBG
17/12/2020

"-- When free to trade without Government restrictions, the Group is highly cash generative.


Well positioned to emerge strongly

-- In Q3 FY20 pre-COVID, business had achieved LFL(1) sales growth in both brands for the first quarter since Q2 FY18

-- Continued investment in the Revolution proposition, particularly in digital capabilities, including further development of the Revolution App to include order and pay at table, and our on-line party booking system

-- Strong results seen from refurbishment programme with an ROI of 58% on refurbishments carried out in FY20, an increase from the 45% ROI achieved on sites refurbished in FY19

-- Streamlined estate to ensure the group is ready to bounce back once restrictions ease through lease surrenders since period end of two further loss-making bars and five sites exited through Revolution Bars Limited's Company Voluntary Arrangement ("CVA"). CVA also delivered rent savings at a further eight bars

-- The Group's strategic initiatives remain unchanged: to build guest loyalty; drive sustained profit improvement; and develop the estate

-- Short term performance remains uncertain and dependent on the UK Government's operating regulations, but the vaccine is expected to provide a path towards a gradual recovery towards historical performance levels from Easter 2021

-- Dynamic and motivated team ready to take advantage of good value expansion opportunities as improved trading conditions take hold

Rob Pitcher, Chief Executive Officer, said:

2020 has been an immensely challenging year but I am incredibly proud of the dedication shown by our team to steer us through this period.

Prior to the onset of the pandemic we were reaping the rewards of the workstreams we introduced last year to improve performance with both brands in like-for-like sales growth, out-performing our High Street Bars peer group. We also continued to see strong results from our refurbishment programme. This work, combined with our focus on the customer experience through the development of our App, order and pay at table, and our on-line booking systems, and the additional financial strength and flexibility we have secured through the actions taken since the COVID pandemic hit the UK gives me great confidence that we are well placed to recover and return to growth once trading restrictions are removed."

idriveajag
05/2/2021
17:37
"It is now clear that trading in the first quarter of 2021 (the Group's third quarter), is also likely to be severely compromised and therefore the FY21 financial period will incur a substantial loss.

Please see the going concern disclosures, which include references to material uncertainty..."

glavey
05/2/2021
17:06
"so you have missed out this week ):"

I don't participate in pump an' dump.

"dont fret, still 200pc gain here imho"

If you can fool enough people, that's possible, although unlikely*. It's also not awfully ethical though, is it?

* I expect you and others will bail before then.

glavey
05/2/2021
17:00
"RBG was 91p last January and it will go back there and more..."

There are circa 2.5x more shares in issue since then. The debt has increased significantly. There are a load of payment deferrals. The management didn't have the confidence to award themselves options at any higher price than 10 for 1p.

I think your comment is misplaced.

glavey
05/2/2021
16:43
so you have missed out this week ):

dont fret, still 200pc gain here imho

middlesboroughfc
05/2/2021
16:42
Heavens I do wish people would stop ramping this with nonsense comments. It's just unpleasant when you know your intention is to divert money from the pockets of those less 'sharp' for your own personal benefit.
glavey
05/2/2021
16:37
hTTps://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/covid-breakthrough-top-scientist-predicts-uk-back-to-normal-by-summer-with-vaccine/ar-BB1dpv8J
idriveajag
05/2/2021
16:30
91p be dandy jag
middlesboroughfc
05/2/2021
16:26
4 min to get lads
middlesboroughfc
05/2/2021
14:34
highly satisfying. rbg will be quenching my thirst at 50p-90p
middlesboroughfc
05/2/2021
14:23
SDRY just woke up
abarclay
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