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SHOE Shoe Zone Plc

200.00
2.50 (1.27%)
19 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Shoe Zone Plc LSE:SHOE London Ordinary Share GB00BLTVCF91 ORD 1P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.50 1.27% 200.00 195.00 205.00 200.00 197.50 197.50 141,174 09:13:26
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Footwear-wholesale 165.66M 13.22M 0.2860 6.99 92.45M
Shoe Zone Plc is listed in the Footwear-wholesale sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SHOE. The last closing price for Shoe Zone was 197.50p. Over the last year, Shoe Zone shares have traded in a share price range of 195.00p to 295.00p.

Shoe Zone currently has 46,226,830 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Shoe Zone is £92.45 million. Shoe Zone has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.99.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
24/10/2019
08:50
Thanks someuwin.

FWIW I have added too on these numbers and a smallish rise. If progress is maintained, I see these worth 180p and possibly more.

In years with the exceptional dividend in place, that dividend is almost 20p!! Even without it is 11.5p.

edmundshaw
24/10/2019
08:43
finnCap...

Shoe Zone (SHOE): Corp

Early signs of restored positive trading momentum

Today's FY19 pre-close trading statement should be well-received by investors on multiple levels and therefore serve as the basis of a valuation re-rating: (1) we believe SHOE has delivered on recently downgraded PBT expectations of £9.5m, an important staging post in rebuilding investor confidence; (2) SHOE's strong cash conversion delivered FY19 net cash of £11.3m (FY18: £15.7m), well ahead of our recently downgraded expectations of £9m; and (3) underpinned by the continued growth of the successful Big Box roll-out combined with "strong Digital momentum", early signs of SHOE's return to positive trading performance, after a tough summer, are a cause for optimism. FY19 results on 8 January should provide additional quantification of current progress.

someuwin
24/10/2019
08:29
Looks good now. Bought a few.
someuwin
24/10/2019
08:03
I grabbed another 5000 this morning - guess market hasn't yet woken up to the update.
darius12
24/10/2019
07:04
Ooh that is the update we were hoping for. In line with revised expectations and elements of the business growing strongly.
andyj
22/10/2019
13:49
There will be a trading statement on Thursday which might get things moving again. Hopefully the original founder is doing better as CEO than the guy that "left the group with immediate effect" in August.
dr know
22/10/2019
11:46
I bought in today. The downside appears minimal, the upside potentially huge and in the meantime there is that juicy dividend.
andyj
04/10/2019
10:13
Without the special dividend, this is only a mere 9.8% yield. Yikes!
edmundshaw
04/10/2019
08:12
Surely these are good value - not sure how they can keep dropping. I guess volume and spread are both contributing a lot here.
dmdmdmdm1
05/9/2019
12:36
That's longer than all of my wives put together. And they cost substantially more than that.
andyj
02/9/2019
15:39
Two years? I bought walking boots for £100 and they lasted 15 years. And would have lasted far more if not for the pseudo-rubber soles that just crumbled away.

Such a throwaway society. And no, they don't smell if you look after them properly.

edmundshaw
02/9/2019
15:11
You can replace the insoles ;-)
wildshot
02/9/2019
13:48
bet they smell real good after 2 years
spob
02/9/2019
13:03
Interesting comment Outlawinvestor. I bought a pair of slip on shoes from Shoe Zone just over a couple of years ago and wore them everyday for work. I've only just had to replace them in July this year. So nearly 2 years worth of close to daily wear is good value for my less than £20.
wildshot
02/9/2019
09:37
Their shoes don't last long - you can wear them off just walking about the garden!
outlawinvestor
02/9/2019
09:15
Hm. Just hope if high street footfall is lower that people are still wearing out their shoes... somewhere... :)
edmundshaw
31/8/2019
19:16
no, check interim+final = 11.5p excluding the special dividend of 8p which will not happen. So should still get 9% at current sp
mister md
31/8/2019
17:15
I think the 9% div is based upon the special dividend, which may not happen this year
dmdmdmdm1
31/8/2019
16:19
well, sold holding in January for well over 200p, bought bigger stake back now at 125p, still see value here. Hope to see directors buying next week and will take the 9% regular dividend
mister md
31/8/2019
00:05
Best stop gambling here...(STX) is a rock solid play awaiting US commercialization deal in Q4
ny boy
30/8/2019
22:56
No doubt Robbie Burns will say he miraculously got out yesterday for a small profit
smokybenchod
30/8/2019
22:20
I didn't say I traded by spread bet or I made money on this... I traded MCRO yesterday and made 2k and I feel that was over sold as this is... so I purchased 10k shares at 138 ... I'll sit and hold ... I also picked up another 5k before close. Cash not spread bet:)
g2theary
30/8/2019
20:59
I reduced a bit over 200p, and I don't reinvest dividends, so relatively easy to add on this rather extreme looking price reaction.

I have seen companies that deserved such a reaction (and more), for example, Debenhams, Interserve, and various banks. But very often there was a serious bad contract or massive debt burden underlining the risk. Those aspects just do not exist here.

edmundshaw
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