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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Type | Share ISIN | Share Description |
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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 | |
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0.00 | 0.00% | 3.295 | 2.915 | 3.30 | - | 0.00 | 00:00:00 |
Industry Sector | Turnover | Profit | EPS - Basic | PE Ratio | Market Cap |
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Men's & Boys' Clothing-whsl | 622.5M | -148.1M | -1.8017 | -0.02 | 2.71M |
Date | Subject | Author | Discuss |
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30/3/2024 10:22 | 30p NEXT 40p NEXT 50p NEXT come on NEXT 😉 | icac | |
30/3/2024 10:13 | For anyone that doesn't already know, the username ICAC is a compulsive liar, posting factually inaccurate and erroneous information to intentionally mislead other less knowledgeable investors. In 2018 ICAC claimed to be an employee of Sirius Minerals to try to ramp the share price In 2024 ICAC also claimed to be an employee of Superdry to try to ramp the share price. ICAC repeatedly lied about there being a binding and irrevocable bid for Superdry HENCE WHY EVERYONE REFERS TO ICAC AS PINOCCHIO !!! | factsandfigures | |
30/3/2024 10:07 | every single holder to walk into their nearest Next store and keep asking if they sell superdry products. staff will make aware of demand for SD to higher management , and maybe this can get things started .. wow, happy days ahead .. am I right TMS ?? 🤣🤣 | icac | |
30/3/2024 10:04 | I been told Next is going to make a BID next. .. what a wonderful that would be, Next will close down many superdry stores and keep all the busy ones, and also keep a little space in their mostly big size store to sell superdry clothing, plus online aales.. I don't normally got to Next , but I would walk into Next if they had superdry products in there.. Hold on to your shares tight , keep adding on the tip, there's still a long way to go yet. | icac | |
30/3/2024 08:49 | 15p at one stage | icac | |
30/3/2024 08:48 | shorters out in full force @ Advfn and LSE.. don't let them scare you and make you hit the sell button.. Read the RNS, think and make a judgment yourself. the share price was at one stage, JD made a ramp ( making a bid which never was) it was a pure ramp to take the share price higher and ask for loan extension and extra £20m. loan extension and £20m extra was not achievable if share price remain in low teens.. it was a good move to save SD , remember JD own 28%.. he wouldn't want this to fail, would he?? why sell Tuesday while the company is in a better position than pre bid annoncement?? please note that the company has enough funding to last until Feb 2025. cost reduction plan in motion, money being saved monthly which means the incoming year would be better than last year, this clearly show big impovement. if anyone that sell on Tuesday this is equal to handing money over to shorters. | icac | |
30/3/2024 07:29 | THE OFFICIAL ANNOUNCEMENT FALLING UNDER RULE 2.8 OF THE CITY CODE ON TAKEOVERS AND MERGERS (THE "CODE") Friday, 28 March 2024 --- Statement Regarding Superdry plc ==================== The Board of Superdry concluded that a takeover offer from Julian Dunkerton for the Company is unlikely to deliver a satisfactory outcome for shareholders, or for stakeholders. Any equity raise would be at a very material discount to the current share price, requiring shareholder approval of a Rule 9 waiver (as referred in Note 1 of the Notes on Dispensations from Rule 9 of the Code) and would be conditional on a de-listing of the Company. From: | sellhighandbuylow | |
29/3/2024 20:06 | Shareholders, exercise caution as there is a short seller with dual aliases who shorts all stocks, including Super Dry. His apparent advance knowledge of Tuesday's events, evident to those versed in chart analysis, is causing unease and apprehension. | f0rl0rn | |
29/3/2024 18:24 | There is going to be a hefty mark-down on Superdry shares on Tuesday morning at 08.00am when share dealing resumes. Make no mistake, it will be "fastest finger first" on those SELL buttons on Tuesday morning and no amount of Pinocchio lies and falsehoods will prevent it | ukneonboy | |
29/3/2024 14:21 | if Noone sell on Tuesday then this should go up due to that loan extension was given, and an extra £10m working capital ready to be used. apart the no bid news being bad, the rest is actually quite good.. | icac | |
29/3/2024 13:35 | it was released @ 4.38pm lodged and checked before market closed. it's the normal procedure . that's why you see some stocks spiked or tanked before RNS is released. | icac | |
29/3/2024 13:20 | The announcement was timed at 16.38 so after the close | thebears1 | |
29/3/2024 13:14 | those Friday RNS was lodged way before 4.30pm.. those market makers knew before the market closed.. 27-28p finished .. so I don't see the need of holders worry so much. | icac | |
29/3/2024 12:46 | free stock charts from uk.advfn.com SDRY log chart. There was a Strongly Bearish "Death Cross" formed on this chart in H2 2021 when the share price was around £3. This chart has been Strongly Bearish ever since! This chart is FACT and not opinion! SDRY has been a cast iron sell since that EMA "Death Cross" appeared on this log chart since the 50 day EMA has never risen above a rising 200 day EMA since then. | papillon | |
29/3/2024 09:04 | TK max won't sell SDRY, never have never will. I read even Costco won't have it in their stores. It's game over!! | bspgamer | |
29/3/2024 09:03 | The Rampers win again, all now gone for the lemmings to drown in Tuesdays blood bath | bspgamer | |
29/3/2024 08:23 | Hilco are lending against the value of stock and they will ensure thats at a big discount to what that stock can be sold for even if it has to be reduced substantially and sold via outlets like T K Max. They are also getting 17%+ interest and probably setup fees on top. They are senior secured lenders so have first call in a liquidation on valuable assets like the brand etc. They are taking much less risk than you think. I think Dunkerton will propose putting new money in at around 5p and delisting it IF landlords agree to reduce rents or cancel leases on the problem stores and he'll take it private. If shareholders vote against that he'll do the same via a prepack. So it's new cash at 5p and delist or nothing for current equity. In the 5p case if he puts in say 30m you'll be diluted a lot but there's still a chance one day your minority stake in a delisted company will be worth something. In the prepack scenario it's zero. I suppose some buyers may emerge on Tues because you never know how daft the vintners of Hampshire can be but I would really say to folks don't throw good money after bad and its best to take what you have left at anything above 5p. | loglorry1 | |
29/3/2024 07:25 | I really don't see why people are panicking so much.. shorters again I'm force scaring the living daylight out of holders parting with their shares by predicting 8-10p come Tuesday. 8-10p could happen if all decide to sell , but is there a need to sell??? the company is not going bust, not for another 12 months at least. loans and working capital with Hilco has been resolved, and if you were buying a few days back at 24-25p then what difference it make from holding ? ok , we didn't get the bid we craved for , but atleast we had loans and working capital ressolved. if we had no bid, and no loan extension, and no extra £20m working capital then it would have been a total disaster. personally I was betting for a bid ( like hundreds of other investors) and as a holder , I don't want other holders to lose money because of shorters scaremonging tactics. think logically, current mcap £26m and why Hilco would loan nearly 85% mcap amount £20m if they didn't see hardcore evidence that superday can turn things around. all holder's should just ride out the Tuesday storm. | icac |
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