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SDRY Superdry Plc

3.295
0.00 (0.00%)
04 Oct 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 Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.00 0.00% 3.295 0.00 01:00:00
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
2.915 3.30
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Men's & Boys' Clothing-whsl 622.5M -148.1M -1.8017 -0.02 2.71M
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
- O 0 3.295 GBX

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17/8/202415:20ICAC a.k.a RivingtonStreet a.k.a The Imperialist3
17/8/202412:34SUPERDRY5,938
16/4/202409:34ICAC - LOSING MONEY & POSTING BULLSH*T SINCE 18 AUG 201863
19/3/202410:43Super losers 11
02/2/202413:50Superdry 2021 the re-set!372

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Posted at 04/10/2024 09:20 by Superdry Daily Update
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 3.30p.
Superdry currently has 82,201,937 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Superdry is £2,704,444.
Superdry has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of -0.02.
This morning SDRY shares opened at -
Posted at 14/6/2024 18:06 by professoraim
Whats wrong with some of these people Look at PFC everyone was slamming it saying this that and the otherThey did their financial results which were in fact bad, yet the share price went from 10p to over 20pSDRY CASE IS different as it was priced to collapseNow they have been saved until they delist Cnt recall the names but have seen 2/3 stocks which were delisting but they ran close to the delisting date at multiples.This is a trade for many who are thinking the same as me. I definitely reckon the price wikl get to 15-20p next week. Or may be higher
Posted at 02/4/2024 15:33 by jaknife
ThrogmortonStreet,

I don't really have anything to add. The share price has fallen but I think that it has further to fall. For me the phrase from last Thursday's RNS of:

"It is expected that any equity raise would be at a very material discount to the current share price..."

probably means 5p, which is about a £5m pre-money market cap.

However, there's still a significant chance that Dunkerton goes for a pre-pack administration instead, in which case shareholders will get zero.

So if the best possible outcome is 5p and the downside is 0p then it's still a sell.

JakNife
Posted at 31/3/2024 12:22 by f0rl0rn
Unfortunately, you must close your short position at the higher price. Superdry strategically used a takeover story to stabilize share prices during uncertain times. The company has now secured a secondary lending facility with Hilco Capital Limited to enhance liquidity for its turnaround plan and cost reduction program. Despite 24% of shares being unavailable for sale on Tuesday, significant interest from major players is evident. It's unlikely that JD intends to lower share prices to benefit competitors. Unfortunately for you, the charts indicate an upward movement........There can be no certainty that a transaction with Julian Dunkerton will be agreed. Company has continued to prioritise driving forward its cost reduction agenda. It is set to deliver in excess of £40m in savings this financial year, ahead of the initially stated target of £35m, with more than £20m of those savings already achieved in H1.
Posted at 30/3/2024 17:42 by factsandfigures
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 !!!
Posted at 30/3/2024 08:48 by icac
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.
Posted at 28/3/2024 17:02 by jaknife
I have been chastised via DM for suggesting that the share price will be 10p on Tuesday.

FWIW I still think that administration is the most likely outcome here. Dunkerton would have to be mad to put fresh equity in and try and trade out of the current problems. The business is losing £1.5m a week and a lot of that is due to expensive rents. A CVA, Restructuring Plan or administration would remove the high rental stores immediately as well as permitting material other liabilities to be ditched.

Dunkerton could start from scratch with a brand new company that owns the brand and the profitable stores whilst leaving all the problems with an administrator.

However, that's not going to happen by Tuesday. What will happen on Tuesday is that all the longs will rush for the door in a desperate aim to sell their shares. I think that 10p is a sensible place for the share price to stop (a little more than 60% down).

In the long run the share price should keep falling, if Dunkerton is going to stick more equity in then he's going to do that at as low a price as possible (1p?) but otherwise equity will be a zero in administration.

JakNife
Posted at 28/3/2024 12:44 by icac
share price hovering around 30p waiting for bid news.. once bid rns land, share price should fly north
Posted at 19/3/2024 16:15 by icac
firstly, most companies has debts,
superday debts came from stores expansion, now they are reducing the number of stores to cut cost.
JD is confident he can turn this around and with the share price so low, he can pick up this for peanuts, let's say £50m ?? and also take on the debts. debts will be repaid from future profits.. and if after JD taken on SD by himself and after few years and cannot turn things around then JD would take SD into Admin .
SD is JD life and soul, with the share price so low, this is a wonderful opportunity for him to buy out all the shares and go private.
Posted at 15/3/2024 15:02 by sellhighandbuylow
The stats don't lie but the share rampers do !!!
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A £1000 investment in SDRY 5 years ago has now LOST you 95.50% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 3 years ago has now LOST you 90.33% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 1 year ago has now LOST you 79.17% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 6 months ago has now LOST you 42.38% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 3 months ago has now LOST you 31.25% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 1 month ago has now LOST you 30.86% of your capital

Source: ADVFN




The appointment of Administrators and Liquidators to SDRY will result in 100% CAPITAL LOSSES for all shareholders
Posted at 15/3/2024 07:22 by sellhighandbuylow
The stats don't lie but the share rampers do !!!
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A £1000 investment in SDRY 5 years ago has now LOST you 95.50% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 3 years ago has now LOST you 90.33% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 1 year ago has now LOST you 79.17% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 6 months ago has now LOST you 42.38% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 3 months ago has now LOST you 31.25% of your capital

A £1000 investment in SDRY 1 month ago has now LOST you 30.86% of your capital

Source: ADVFN




The appointment of Administrators and Liquidators to SDRY will result in 100% CAPITAL LOSSES for all shareholders
Superdry share price data is direct from the London Stock Exchange

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