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SOS Sosandar Plc

12.50
0.00 (0.00%)
Last Updated: 07:37:12
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Sosandar Plc LSE:SOS London Ordinary Share GB00BDGS8G04 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% 12.50 12.00 13.00 12.50 12.50 12.50 0.00 07:37:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Apparel & Accessories, Nec 42.45M 1.88M 0.0076 16.45 31.03M
Sosandar Plc is listed in the Apparel & Accessories sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SOS. The last closing price for Sosandar was 12.50p. Over the last year, Sosandar shares have traded in a share price range of 11.00p to 27.25p.

Sosandar currently has 248,226,513 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Sosandar is £31.03 million. Sosandar has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 16.45.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
29/3/2018
18:40
Reynolds will bleed this dry.Cost of sales increasing more than revenue, margins dropping, not sustainable.The ticker is the only thing they have got spot on!.DD
discodave4
29/3/2018
18:05
Rubberbullets is attempting the all Advfn record for most incorrect statistics posted in 24 hours, let’s cheer him on as he sacrifices his dignity and credibility on this much coveted award.
mauricemonkey
29/3/2018
15:10
Well, quite."Retailers said free returns were an important part of their business but the costs had to be recovered somewhere or they risked going under."
funkmasterp12
29/3/2018
15:07
I can pluck figures as well! So shall we agree on 20 - 60%.

New figures suggest almost two thirds of shoppers who bought women's clothes online in the last six months sent at least one item back.

So-called "serial returners" are blamed for pushing up prices.

Researchers who questioned over 1,000 online shoppers found women's clothing had been returned by 63% of them.

Retailers said free returns were an important part of their business but the costs had to be recovered somewhere or they risked going under.

Consumer analysts, Savvy Marketing compiled the figures for BBC Radio 4's "You and Yours" programme.

It found 56% of all people questioned, who bought any type of clothing online in the six months up to May 2016, had sent one or more items back.

The figure was higher for women's clothes.

toyin
29/3/2018
15:01
Between 20 - 40%, I think you'll find toyin.
funkmasterp12
29/3/2018
13:16
43.5% return rate? Ouch.
funkmasterp12
29/3/2018
12:18
Says RubberBullets - who thinks the balance sheet says inventories are £473 and can't even work out 45% of £96 (idiot thinks it's £30).

Lol.

mauricemonkey
29/3/2018
11:41
heading towards 0p will get there before long
rubberbullets
29/3/2018
11:34
daijavu

Don't try putting facts across to these bunch of morons, your wasting your time.

All the best

toyin
29/3/2018
11:24
lucicavi
According the company website the funders, Alison Hall and Julie Lavington, have 5,309,343 shares each.

daijavu
29/3/2018
11:02
hype..Reality will sink.Online retail isn't an easy environment..
tsmith2
29/3/2018
10:53
I sold out of this one. The problem here is that it is far too small to be listed at all. I could almost list my company on these numbers (and mine makes a profit). I wouldn't because the listing costs would wipe out the profits though it does make me think!Anyway, I don't see that the growth here will be spectacular enough to make this a sensible investment. I took a punt, and I lost. There is no reason to believe that the shares couldn't go an awful lot lower.
andysand
29/3/2018
10:32
Even the best people get things wrong
nw99
29/3/2018
09:29
I looked hard at this company after the IPO and nearly jumped in. After having tried the product via my partner and not been overly impressed for a quality range aimed at the 'better off' market I held back because I couldn't see what made it worth the then share price. As a neutral, I still can't.
This looked a cynical attempt to jump on the online bandwagon, but the so-called celebs will move on and the company will have to survive and grow on fashion/quality fundamentals, not continued marketing hype.
It could still work, but ultimately the products and customer service are the key, not spin.
I will follow, but wait and see for now before putting money in.

davwall
29/3/2018
08:30
Did anyone genuinely believe this would work out long term? Two founders with zero experience of running a business, let alone running anything related to ecommerce (publishing this aint), happy to ditch early and take chunky salaries rather than maintain substantial equity. And backed of course by a board with even less retail/ecommerce experience. It's the blind leading the blind. Thought there could be something in here short term but never thought it would last.
astuteboy
29/3/2018
08:25
Concerted selling and a pack of derampers, short term fun but value of this business now is mid 20s. Anyhow must be off to watch my IMM holding with glazed eyes... back here in a week or two when the pack move on :)
rathean
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