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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Revolution Beauty Group Plc | REVB | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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15.46 | 15.02 | 16.50 | 16.25 | 15.80 |
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Posted at 10/10/2024 07:20 by aishah AJ Bell: Revolution Beauty results are uglyRevolution Beauty (REVB) has delivered an ugly set of results that AJ Bell says only adds to investor disappointment with the make-up brand. The group reported a 20% decline in sales to £72m in the first half of the year, blaming stock clearance as part of a streamlining of its product portfolio, and expects a return to sale growth early next year as it continues its turnaround. The news sent the shares down 13.4% to 15.5p, marking a 91% decline since it listed in 2021. Analyst Russ Mould said expectations were ‘hardly set high given the disappointments the company has served up since joining the market in 2021’ but saw fit to serve up further punishment after the interim update. ‘The one saving grace is the poor performance relates to sales of non-core products as the company shifts focus to its core brand and this might explain the volatile response to today’s update, with the shares recovering somewhat from their intraday lows,’ Mould said. He said profit is on track ‘for now’ despite the lower revenues, which reflects improved profitability and it is progressing on strategic initiatives with product launches and tie-ups with retailers. ‘However, it has very little credit in the bank with investors and it will be interesting to see what major shareholder Boohoo does with its stake as it reportedly considers selling off assets in the wake of its own indifferent performance,’ he said. |
Posted at 26/6/2024 14:24 by di canio 10 “According to a survey carried out by investment bank Harris Williams, more than half of 18- to 24-year-olds find products through TikTok and are happy not to test them in store” Investors Chronicle 17-23 May 2024.Revolution Beauty TikTok UK shop launched in May 2024 and US launching Q3 FY25. Digital 22 % of FY 24 sales mix. If Revolution Beauty get this right it be transformational in driving sales in the coming years and underpin the recovery story in my view. |
Posted at 23/4/2024 17:22 by donald pond I think if CHRY asked specific questions of the directors and go back answers which were inaccurate which led them to invest the directors are going to be liable and as they were acting in the course of business that extends to the company. Usually actions aren't brought because iirc there is no duty owed to the general public (that's why investors can't sue auditors). But if they made specific representations to specific people knowing they would be relied upon my understanding is that a claim exists |
Posted at 23/4/2024 17:14 by bertiebingo Reading the 2022 annual report the PnL materiality effect is small, it's seems it's more to do with shuffling around costs, profits. There is inventory write downs. There isn't a fraud as far as I am aware. As a career long short manager I have never heard of an investor suing and winning due to a restatement of accounts. Will ask a forensic analyst friend of mine . |
Posted at 27/3/2024 10:33 by robertbarns1 millenial investor my average is now 8p on many good trades |
Posted at 14/11/2023 08:50 by john09 Good statement—- New thread for sharewatchers. General chat about SCSW followed stocks so investors can discuss 2024 etc. No sharing of subscriber only information |
Posted at 10/8/2023 08:47 by wallywoo Disagree. This feels like just the sort of investment that can shoot up beyond 40p in very quick time. I have been accumulating between 25 -27p, for that reason.We already know growth was 60% in Q1 and they have hinted this is generating cash again. There are not many businesses doing that currently. This is the perfect time for a good value brand to gain market share, with many looking for cheap but good alternatives to expensive brands. Revb answers that need extremely well. With revolution beauty's mass distribution across multiple markets with numerous sales partners, this is a chance to grab a bargain before anyone notices. Imho! There's not too much debt on the balance sheet for investors to worry about, which I feel will quickly fall. Just look at W7L for the sort of share price growth this could achieve in the future. Just needs a few periods of stability, without any traumas! |
Posted at 02/7/2023 08:46 by masurenguy The mess at Revolution Beauty highlights the dangers of FOMOAdam Minto quit last November, two months after the shares were suspended over an accounting investigation that turned up all manner of uglies. Sales had been dressed up by almost £10m through a process known as “channel stuffing”, whereby distributors are persuaded to take stock they don’t need. Adam and co-founder Tom Allsworth, who resigned as chairman last month, had made undisclosed personal loans to distributors. The terms of Revolution’s £27.5m acquisition of a company called Medichem from Allsworth were questioned. The new board is pursuing Adam for damages. Investors who bought at the 160p float price have obviously taken a bath (the shares, unfrozen last week, closed at 31p). Revolution was among a crop of Covid stocks — THG and now-dismantled furniture maker Made.com being two others — flogged to gullible buyers who were convinced lockdown consumer behaviour would last forever. Complete article here: No position - just watching with interest |
Posted at 01/7/2023 13:45 by goforgold1 Why you keep posting same post over and over again what you post will not affect the share price . Only institutional investors will . But funny to read |
Posted at 29/6/2023 07:10 by patio58 boohoo group plc Statement on REVB's grant of share optionsSource: UK Regulatory (RNS & others)TIDMBOORNS Number : 3622Eboohoo group plc29 June 2023 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE 29 June 2023 boohoo group plc("boohoo")Stateme |
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