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SDRY Superdry Plc

8.04
-0.26 (-3.13%)
23 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Superdry Plc LSE:SDRY London Ordinary Share GB00B60BD277 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -0.26 -3.13% 8.04 7.51 7.99 8.55 7.60 8.55 2,504,783 16:35:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Men's & Boys' Clothing-whsl 622.5M -148.1M -1.8017 -0.04 6.57M
Superdry Plc is listed in the Men's & Boys' Clothing-whsl sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker SDRY. The last closing price for Superdry was 8.30p. Over the last year, Superdry shares have traded in a share price range of 4.80p to 90.90p.

Superdry currently has 82,201,937 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Superdry is £6.57 million. Superdry has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.04.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
12/12/2018
11:46
I like the brand -

However there is too much uncertainty here -

Couple that with all external factors then regardless unless institutions start mopping up this looks like further to fall -

tomboyb
12/12/2018
11:41
Superdry sell overpriced goods to clientele who have found other brands superior (such as Canada Goose). Fashion always has trends, Superdry was hot 5 years ago. Not so much now. Same will happen to Canada Goose.
this_time_its_different
12/12/2018
11:41
I'm neither bullish nor bearish on Superdry. In fact there is a definite trading opportunity at this price if that's your thing.

I got lucky selling in January. I had almost doubled my money but I didn't have a massive holding and wanted to use the cash elsewhere. Had I not needed the cash I would probably still be holding.

It is the macroeconomics that I'm more concerned about and for that reason I've moved over 80% of my portfolio into cash in the last 4 months.

I'm staying out of equities until the Brexit carcrash has run its course or there's a share about which I can hold a lot of conviction in the face of this.

cluelessbugger
12/12/2018
11:33
The balance sheet is strong and it's not trading at a huge premium to NCA now. It doesn't look like another DEBs to me.
arthur_lame_stocks
12/12/2018
11:28
undemanding valuation given overseas growth opportunities?
tsmith2
12/12/2018
11:17
I swear I had paragraphs
unnavailable
12/12/2018
11:16
As usual, the bears arrive with their hindsight analysis. If this were to bounce 20% tomorrow, it would be bullish here. With comments like.... Well, it has net cash, revenues are still up, its paying a dividend and look at that ev/ebitda. Has anyone ever seen a Superdry store packed with people?. I've never seen comment here suggesting this, even when the share price was booming. Stores have always seemed too empty to justify the outstanding performance it had been achieving. Its only now being pointed out when the shares drop. It's too easy to say no one buys this stuff anymore and give your anecdotal assessment but store revenues are only down just over 2% from 181m to 177m. While Ecommerce and wholesale are up 7-8%ish respectively, bringing group revenue UP 3% to 416m Gross profit for the period was UP at 234m but S&D costs along with central costs increased by around 16m which done most of the damage to profits.I hold a few of these from £10-£11 and I'm not bullish at all, these results are poor. I just think there's more to it than some empty stores and nobody likes it anymore.Anyone bold enough to give a bullish narrative?
unnavailable
12/12/2018
11:08
Thankfully sold my shares in January.

Dubbed recently by the Financial Times as a brand "for cool dads". I guess that's wishful thinking by the dad writing the article at the FT.

I'm a grandad and I like the quality but the conspicuous branding is ridiculous. Overpriced as well; I never buy the stuff full price.

I certainly wouldn't want to buy/receive any gift vouchers from Superdry this year. And the same goes for a lot of other retailers. Give your loved ones cash would be my advice. Maybe dollars.

cluelessbugger
12/12/2018
10:41
STRONG SELL, do not try and catch a falling knife, especially in UK Retail. Everything is moving online, if Primark of all people is struggling, how on god's green earth is something like Superdry going to get out. STRONG SELL, it has further to fall, market has seriously mispriced this stock. Board of directors should be sacked.
this_time_its_different
12/12/2018
10:31
They have warned of worsening outlook

I suspect we may see 190p in new year

opodio
12/12/2018
10:16
At this rate this is looking like 330-350p -
tomboyb
12/12/2018
10:01
I would not buy this at these levels to be honest -

Very difficult to predict High street and visibility -

That is the problem isn't it -

Loved the brand when it came out and still do to an extent -

tomboyb
12/12/2018
09:55
I did call this right, but shocked how fast its got there, uk high street like rest of uk shot to pieces, and with brexit insanity only gonna get worse and people poorer, weak currency to buy in stock, iffy brand, chavvy, could see these at under a quid....
porsche1945
12/12/2018
09:51
We'll see where this goes -



Superdry warns worse to come as profits plunge
10 minutes ago

tomboyb
12/12/2018
09:46
fruit cakes in town
tsmith2
12/12/2018
09:38
just a load of empty shops with mssive lease obligations and high st tsunami killing retail



will go way of carpetrigfht to 10p

opodio
12/12/2018
09:31
could warn again in feb
opodio
12/12/2018
09:29
Another one for Mike Ashley's shopping list at 50p
only who?
12/12/2018
09:26
Always been an up market gap with fancy Japanese logs etc printed on, no wonder it’s fallen from 2000p to 400, just another bubble bursting, I don’t know any teenagers or youths that buy this brand? Just a passing fad
ny boy
12/12/2018
09:24
dunkerton will oust ceo

take it private now

bouncing

opodio
12/12/2018
09:06
I did a simple test , a year ago i looked through their shopwindow to guague the footflow.

No one in the shop and to boot drab simple clothes with a name written on the back.

Result : i didnt buy the shares.

Not any financial analysis, but it worked.

escapetohome
12/12/2018
09:04
Got to bounce a bit at this level, even temporarily
only who?
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