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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | 1.50 | 1.55 | 2,462,552 | 15:32:31 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
Drinking Places (alcoholic) | 152.55M | -22.23M | -0.0966 | -0.16 | 3.57M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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04/8/2021 20:34 | Luckily for us rbg isn’t a pub. Do you ever say anything that isn’t doom n gloom? | bxrdi | |
04/8/2021 19:46 | Never mind ,at least a third of the population wearing masks .They won't go into pubs .Less customers Fact | gozzie2 | |
04/8/2021 15:41 | Surprised no rns about first two weeks of trading post 19th Jul! RBG usually like to issue positive trading statements. | boonkoh | |
03/8/2021 17:00 | Starting to look more stable at the 24-25 range | bxrdi | |
03/8/2021 08:57 | Potential to fly higher | nw99 | |
02/8/2021 13:44 | Upside tension here I think rather than downside risk | john09 | |
02/8/2021 10:45 | No ahem required. I published my 30-40p price target months in advance of selling, in my Stocko reports. All completely transparent. Same target now. I'll part sell at 30p, but depends on newsflow. | paulypilot | |
02/8/2021 09:08 | £60m market cap owes £30m in rent don't it | buttcoin | |
02/8/2021 09:03 | I like a passionate board where those buying defend the prospects 👍🏼 | john09 | |
02/8/2021 05:59 | "Where some people cross a line, is talking up a stock, whilst selling or intending to sell." "My target range is 30-40p, as before. Worked out very well selling at that price previously, then buying back at 20-22p more recently." Ahem... | glavey | |
01/8/2021 17:48 | 0 0 3 Landlords can go get the dosh now | buttcoin | |
01/8/2021 15:24 | That's good. We've come up with a similar number via different routes (as I've worked it out from their accounts). So now we're looking at a company that has sorted it's finances (debt) out, covid has forced them to weed out some loss making venues and streamline costs, so when revenues go back to normal (86% of 2019 is pretty good to start off with) they should go back to a positive eps \ p&l. Working capital has been a struggle for the last 6 years, but that didn't put investors off before (so I'll ignore that - maybe a sector thing). What will help is if they can improve the free cashflow numbers. That will comfort investors and increase chances of a dividend going forward. | simmsc | |
01/8/2021 14:58 | RNS of 1 July says net debt of £5m, so I'm assuming that it's still around this level. | puzzler2 | |
01/8/2021 12:09 | Not sure this article is correct... | boozey | |
01/8/2021 10:53 | Good insight puzzler. I've taken a closer look at it now. Do you see net debt at about 6m at the moment (27m at Dec 20 minus the 21m raised a couple of months ago?). | simmsc | |
01/8/2021 10:18 | Before covid the share price was around 60p and before this dilution happened the share price was 35p. 35p down to 21p, so surely we could still see an increase up to what that 60p equivalent is now. If anyone gets my gist. The equivalent would be around 33p. | bxrdi | |
01/8/2021 08:54 | buttcoin - joined ADVFN on 29 July 2021 for the specific purpose of rubbishing RBG. Complete idiot - filtered. | puzzler2 | |
01/8/2021 08:53 | hxxps://www.thetimes | buttcoin | |
01/8/2021 08:49 | Landlords can go get the dosh now | buttcoin | |
01/8/2021 08:12 | Back in late 2017 sentiment took the share price above 210p, which gave RBG a market cap then of £106m. Pre-Covid in FY 2020 net bank debt had been reduced by £6.5m due to the business' strong cash generation, but the business is leaner now and the worst performing units have been disposed of. Furthermore the business has already recovered to 86% of pre-Covid levels. So post 19 July, freedom day, cash generation could be better and at say £8m, if this is equivalent to net profit, at a £100m market cap that equates to a P/E of 12.5, so not beyond the realms of possibility. I do agree though - set a target share price and sell. | puzzler2 | |
01/8/2021 08:09 | lot of back rent, £30m??? to pay have they paid over the PAYE and VAT to hmrc yet rate holiday ends soon, on 65 units that a lot of folding | buttcoin | |
01/8/2021 00:55 | A doubling of price would take this to a 100m mkt cap when it was a 35m mkt cap before covid. Enjoy the rise in price and then hit the sell button as fast as you can when it gets there ... Because i can't see them adding 3 additional floors into each venue to house a tripling of drunk guests lol | simmsc | |
31/7/2021 20:38 | Those of us who have been commenting positively about RBG have given the reasons for doing so i.e. it's a beaten up stock as a consequence of Covid, but its finances are in good order following a hugely dilutive placing, it's reported that post its recent reopening that trading has been strong and a number of us have speculated that post 19 July trading will have taken a step-change forward following the 20-year olds' likely desire to get out again to have fun. Yes, talking one's book in terms of jistifying an investment decision, but stock promoting and pump and dump - NO. | puzzler2 | |
31/7/2021 20:31 | Of course people talk their own book. That is logical - if you own a stock, then you think its prospects are better than other stocks. Not a problem at all, if people intend holding. Where some people cross a line, is talking up a stock, whilst selling or intending to sell. That is inexcusable, and such liars are quickly found out, because they contradict themselves. | paulypilot |
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