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SDRY Superdry Plc

7.11
-0.17 (-2.34%)
03 May 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
  -0.17 -2.34% 7.11 7.10 7.49 7.50 6.81 7.42 868,647 16:29:52
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Men's & Boys' Clothing-whsl 622.5M -148.1M -1.8017 -0.04 5.84M
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 7.28p. Over the last year, Superdry shares have traded in a share price range of 4.80p to 87.00p.

Superdry currently has 82,201,937 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Superdry is £5.84 million. Superdry has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.04.

Superdry Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
19/4/2024
14:33
Dance like a chicken RIVVY .

You have been exposed .

Dance like a chicken , peck that grain and eat that worm 🪱

seedoftongo
19/4/2024
14:11
Be careful all, YOU Throg et all are now pretending to have evidence of posts I make that I have apparently edited? This guy , bless him such a narcissist.Has gone to the lengths to make up false stories about others posts. He ven uses images and graphics and spends time on it to make it look legit. I'm not sure what purpose it serves apart from telling me he is special needs and the white coats need to get home before he completely loses it.Very autistic I think is his problem, blessDid you have to be put in the social room with special people when at school TMS lol ?
rivingtonstreet
19/4/2024
09:13
Great news it's going higher.More fun to short, more money to be made.Bring it on.
wantage
19/4/2024
08:28
Nice great trade this one
kirk 6
19/4/2024
08:28
Going well today!
haggismchaggis
19/4/2024
07:59
Rivington Street EXPOSED as a LIAR and a LOSER !!
throgmortonstreet
19/4/2024
06:35
BUSTED 👆🏿👆🏿 8070;🏿Ԁ70;🏿

Watch Rivvy squirm now

seedoftongo
18/4/2024
19:05
=========================================================================================
Rivingtonstreet - 10 Apr 2024 - 12:15:35 - 5456 of 5561 SUPERDRY - SDRY
"Well I'm keeping mine, even if they do get delisted"
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Rivingtonstreet - 10 Apr 2024 - 12:15:35 - 5456 of 5561 SUPERDRY - SDRY
"Looks like Neon and his Aliases have vanished from here now. must have done
their job for GSA capital and off to the next instruction. lol"
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😂😂😂😂 B U S T E D 😂😂😂😂

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sellhighandbuylow
18/4/2024
17:12
Sweaty for the bears here today. lolICAC shafting you all like loose fish gashes of the blue waffle variety.
rivingtonstreet
18/4/2024
12:42
Once they've stopped pushing it and most of the shorters have closed, time for another attack.
wantage
18/4/2024
12:24
Don't get too excited, my guess is that the share price is being temporarily stabilised ahead of the fund raising and Superdry's eventual delisting.

Superdry's £150 Million debt burden has not suddenly vanished, that is for sure

factsandfigures
18/4/2024
10:46
Will this get back over £1 a share again in 2024.... Almost certain
kirk 6
18/4/2024
10:35
Back to 40p
kirk 6
18/4/2024
09:21
LMFAO, these idiots are mental, when this gets delisted you might as-well write your money off. The company won't turn around its share price is where it's at because the business has failed to deliver. SDRY is not suddenly going to arrive in everyone's wardrobe again. The brand is dead and buried
bspgamer
18/4/2024
08:41
If you think that's what caused the rise, you really are dense.
haggismchaggis
17/4/2024
17:56
So a director buys 10 quids worth of shares and the price rallies 19 percent...? Hahahaha wtf!!!
epifanio1
17/4/2024
15:14
JaKnife is 100% correct when he states:

Shares are only deemed to be a qualifying investment, if they are issued by a company that is officially listed on a recognised stock exchange, or they are admitted to trading on a recognised stock exchange in the UK or within the EEA

For all the financially illiterate out there, DELISTED shares are not listed on a recognised stock exchange

throgmortonstreet
17/4/2024
14:58
The best way IMVHO to look at the situation is:
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1) Work out the market cap at todays number of shares in issue and based on your average price.
2) Work out the market cap that the stock will need to be with the new number of shares in issue, in order to get you to break even.
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For example, if I have an average price of 10p now, that gives a market cap of £9.09m today.
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Option A: an open offer at £0.01 per share to raise gross proceeds of the sterling equivalent of up to €8 million (the “Open Offer”)
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€8m is £6.83m (it's not £8m like some have posted)
£6.83m divided by 1p is 683000000 shares, plus the 99.09m shares already in issue makes it 782,090,000 shares then in issue
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To get back to 10p per share the market cap needs to hit £78.2m
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This is why I am sticking with it, because the analysts say that SDRY could be valued at £400m to £600m if it's a privately owned. The auditors decide the valuation of privately owned companies, not the stock market, and especially not the shorters. I see the auditors quickly giving SDRY a huge uplift in valuation the moment it becomes a private company, well above £78.2m, which is why JD is happy to take everyone else's open offer allocation if they don't want it.

haggismchaggis
17/4/2024
12:58
I believe that you can hold unlisted shares in an ISA, that's what my broker I I. has told me anyway. Being able to sell them is of course a different matter. If the company organises a private/matched bargain facility (which it is not obliged to do) then all is not lost, although you will have to accept a much wider spread, and only be able to trade at occasional intervals. If the company genuinely makes strong progress (you can check via their results through Companies House) then the spread might narrow as the price rises. If there is no matched bargain facility put in place then you will have to essentially wait for another large shareholder to individually approach you with an offer (there is an HMRC form to complete a transfer, but you'd possibly be best to complete via a solicitor if the amount is large), or else sit and wait for a future takeover of the company by A.N.Other. Note that as a private shareholder you are still entitled to any divis that might be issued in future. However for all of the above points to work, you *must* get yourself a paper share certificate! Your broker will issue one for around £50.

That's my understanding but no advice intended, DYOR etc

cyberbub
17/4/2024
12:19
It's in the RNS...

Anticipated timetable
Publication of PSL...16 April 2024
Restructuring Plan Convening Hearing...16 May 2024
Publication of Circular...May 2024
General Meeting...June 2024
Restructuring Plan Sanction Hearing...17 and 18 June 2024
Restructuring Plan becomes effective...June 2024
Delisting...July 2024
Equity Raise completes...July 2024

typo56
17/4/2024
12:07
Nobody forced you to buy into this junk.

In fact there were many, many warnings posted on ADVFN telling you to avoid Superdry shares, which you stupidly ignored.

CAVEAT EMPTOR

throgmortonstreet
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