Sosandar Share Discussion Threads

[someuwin] 05/4/2023 14:25

The last note from Singer (SOS corporate broker) on 23 January, had next event down as 06/04/2023 Trading Update (tbc).

Make of that what you will.

[simso] 05/4/2023 14:09

Each trading update this year.....We heard Q1 to end June on 12 July, Q2 (to Sept) on 18 Oct and Q3 (to Dec)on 10th Jan. If that pattern repeats then I would expect it next week rather than so quickly after March year end.

[jackson83] 04/4/2023 19:35

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[jackson83] 04/4/2023 19:32

recession looms




wait for 20p top up

[raleigh43] 03/4/2023 16:12

This week might be interesting…

[raleigh43] 31/3/2023 13:57

Bring it on.

[someuwin] 31/3/2023 11:59

Three trading days until Full Year Trading Update.

[bg23] 31/3/2023 08:49

Argos is part of Sainsburys but it hadn't occurred to me that SOS would be available there.
Not sure what I think about availability via Argos, but I'll leave curating of the brand to SOS management.
Interesting nevertheless.

[aleman] 30/3/2023 17:10

Type Sosandar in the search bar and it lists 60 items.

[raleigh43] 30/3/2023 13:54

Well spotted. All good for brand awareness.

[someuwin] 30/3/2023 12:15

Sosandar products now showing on Argos site...

[raleigh43] 30/3/2023 09:05

Always interesting to look at the jobs section of a company. Sosander have 2 vacancies in the buyers department. Interesting…

[laughton] 29/3/2023 10:08

But market didn't like them so much.

Fingers crossed SOS announcement doesn't include the dreaded "cautious on the outlook for its current year, forecasting a profit decline".

[raleigh43] 29/3/2023 09:47

NXT results looked good.

[aleman] 29/3/2023 07:54

Shipping and production costs both falling.



High Street retailer Next has said it will put up its prices by less than expected this year. In January, the chain warned of an 8% price hike this spring and summer, and a further 6% increase this autumn. But on Wednesday it said price rises in the second half of 2023 would be less steep than previously thought due to falling shipping and production costs.

[daijavu] 24/3/2023 21:26

Dear Amberjudy. Many of us would be pleased if you'd stop posting on this thread. I've filtered you anyway.

[raleigh43] 24/3/2023 16:50

Excellent!

[daijavu] 24/3/2023 12:48

Trading update expected around April 6th

[raleigh43] 24/3/2023 12:13

News soon hopefully!

[aleman] 22/3/2023 10:46

Clothes prices rising even though shipping costs have slumped. That could be good for margins.

Rising clothing prices pushed up inflation

Increased prices for womens clothing also pushed up UK inflation last month, with prices rising more in February than a year ago.

Prices of clothing and footwear rose, overall, by 8.0% in the year to February 2023, up from 6.2% in the year to January 2023

Prices usually rise between January and February as new stock starts to enter the shops as retailers end their January sales – but the 2.5% rise in 2023 is the largest observed between January and February since 2012.