Sosandar Share Discussion Threads

[discodave4] 16/5/2018 07:53

Good update, everything going in the right direction. Just don't trust Reynolds, placing will come sooner than you think.DD

[pj 1] 16/5/2018 07:53

The 'Returns' are already in-line with competitors, and will improve as stated in the RNS

[shirley83] 16/5/2018 07:52

Looking good here.. Another strong update

[gheebee] 16/5/2018 07:50

Thick? Figures speak for themselves. The only positives are derived from misleading statistics and spin. Loss making business based on an ageing and fickle clientele who will always make full use of the returns policy. Those who buy and keep are paying well over the odds too. Not a sustainable strategy once the novelty wears off.

[ny boy] 16/5/2018 07:47

25-50 also a more loyal target customer, less fickle than the over crowded 16-24 market (dominated by ASC (which I have been buying in the recent pull back) and if they keep producing quality items of clothing and at decent prices they will for sure win plenty of repeat business. Me likes this one, stay focused, ignore the nonsense.

[toyin] 16/5/2018 07:45

Rathean

I don't believe cash will be needed, they had two years of cash left about 3 months ago and they have blown estimates out the water, March was the busiest month and April beat that by 32% (April not in these figures). So absolutely flying.

All the best

[mauricemonkey] 16/5/2018 07:41

Happy with that, iirc full year revenue to 31st March was forecast to be £1M so that's a significant beat.


GheeBee is an idiot - "limited target audience", well you're right in one way, with the fact there are "only" 6 billion people in the world so every fashion business has a "limited" audience. As Sosandar are targeting 25-50 range their potential audience is 3 times the size of Boohoo (16-24), and older people tend to have more money.

Keep posting nonsense, it's nice to have a laugh at morons in the morning.

[rathean] 16/5/2018 07:33

Improving cost per customer acquisition and lowering returns. Huge tick up in margins as expected on the back of scaled up ordering, impressive stuff.I still think a cash call will be needed in 12-18 months but by then they'll be well on the way to being a player. Very positive imo.

[toyin] 16/5/2018 07:30

GheeBee. You are thick.

[gheebee] 16/5/2018 07:27

Another massiveve loss warning signalled today. Only to be expected I suppose, what with the limited target audience and the high return rate.

[ny boy] 16/5/2018 07:19

Encouraging update, enough to keep me invested here, added on recent weakness.

Long term hold for me

[onjohn] 13/5/2018 22:43

Cash petering out

Going down daily

[pj 1] 12/5/2018 20:22

Responding to a simple e-mail would be a start. Copied in to 3 different key personnel and not one responds......

[mauricemonkey] 12/5/2018 16:06

Issues with customer service seem to have returned, I wonder if they’re having issues when a key member of staff takes holiday or something. They really need to sort their customer service team out....

[pj 1] 08/5/2018 08:33

So far failed to respond top my Communications. Lets hope they treat potential customers in a more professional way.

[ny boy] 29/4/2018 09:28

Online & physical retailers recovering well from the lows, bodes well going forward

[nw99] 27/4/2018 15:12

looking good

[mauricemonkey] 25/4/2018 21:53

And?
Did it make you feel big writing that or is your thesis the owners aren’t super models so the company is bound to fail?

[discodave4] 24/4/2018 19:43

Must be a placing coming!......wouldn't be surprised with Reynolds.

[ny boy] 24/4/2018 16:40

Holding and added last month, seemed an attractive opportunity.

Need to give these time, they should do well, so long as they make decent clothes for their age profile Client base at attractive prices, this age group has money to spend and will probably become loyal and frequent shoppers, so long as the clothes are decent quality.

Didn’t ASOS take time to get going, i’m Sure they were only a few pence many years ago too!

[rathean] 24/4/2018 10:54

PJ it was feedback from the investor show on ShareProphets, they were apparently reluctant to talk numbers but let slip they'd had a record month and the current month was set to better that again. If true then that pace of ramping up sales in traditionally the toughest few months after Xmas is very promising.The question again is at what cost.

[pj fozzie] 24/4/2018 10:37

I'd rather they focused on attracting more customers - I'm not sure I understand the point of attending the investor show - it's not like they plan to raise more funds in the short term (I hope!)

Where did the comments about "successive record months since Xmas" come from? I've not see that anywhere other than the comment above.

Cheers,
PJ