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SGP Supergroup

2,060.00
0.00 (0.00%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Supergroup LSE:SGP 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
  0.00 0.00% 2,060.00 2,052.00 2,054.00 - 0.00 00:00:00
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
0 0 N/A 0

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
05/12/2016
09:20
heading for breakout
opodio
05/12/2016
07:01
FREE UK DELIVERY & EXTENDED XMAS RETURNS!!!!!!!


check out ranges www.superdry.com

opodio
02/12/2016
09:20
being wanted on L2
larva
01/12/2016
16:01
i said u were mutton dressed as lamb mate, in other words i believe u a transvestite, a lady boy from pattaya
larva
01/12/2016
15:40
larva, no idea what you're saying as I filtered your inane nonsense long ago, but can you try consolidating your posts into one. Thanks.
sheep_herder
01/12/2016
15:35
cold weather sending sales of high margin coats ballistic
larva
01/12/2016
15:26
shooting up
larva
23/11/2016
15:43
There may be some festive cheer for the UK's retail sector this Christmas after all following the Brexit vote, reckons Liberum, which has outlined its top company picks.

The result on June 23 has impacted retail firms in three main ways - foreign exchange movements, consumer confidence, and company share prices, the broker notes.
Opportunity for investors

There are short term positives and the fact that many firms' share prices remain depressed mean there are opportunities for investors, says the broker.

It highlights B&M, Dixons Carphone (LON:DC.), Hotel Chocolat (LON:HOTC), Jimmy Choo (LON:CHOO), Joules (LON:JOUL), Majestic Wine (LON:WINE), SuperGroup (LON:SGP) and Ted Baker (LON:TED) as top picks. All are rated as 'buy'

Reasons for Liberum's optimism include that the weak pound means Britons are more likely to stay at home and not travel abroad.

By the same token, it also means foreign visitors are more likely to come to the UK to take advantage of the favourable exchange rate and hit the shops.

London captures over 50% of visitor spend and clothing is the most popular shopping category, also highlights analyst Adam Tomlinson

"We would therefore expect retailers with exposure to these to benefit, as well as those in travel locations."

On SuperGroup, the broker reckons that brand strength and European positioning will ensure familiarity for overseas visitors.

"Strength in outerwear should support domestic sales momentum over the Christmas period," it adds. It rates the clothing retailer a 'buy' targeting 1,800p.

aishah
17/11/2016
15:42
Liberium reiterate BUY. Ups tp by 300p to 1800p
aishah
16/11/2016
11:45
Hey- well done Larva for dipping your toes into Koovs (LON:KOOV).I agree that there's more upside over there than here, especially as they're fully funded now.
harebridge
15/11/2016
14:32
Last chance under 1600
abarclay
15/11/2016
11:52
My £12.50 buy looks good then.
isaready
15/11/2016
10:09
PE of barely 15 and growing like a trrain
albanyvillas
14/11/2016
07:29
Now that’s what I call a trading statement. SuperGroup I mean. In the same week as M&S reported retail Armageddon and online sales barely moving, SuperGroup today said the half year to October 29 saw group revenues up 31.1% to £334m and it online sales soared 25%.


Its retail revenue was up 25% too, reaching £215.2m, while wholesale revenues were up an astonishing 43.8% to £118.8m and comparable sales rose 12.8%. OK, that latter figure was certainly not as good as the 17.2% of a year ago but hey, these are tough times.

Wow. So what did SuperGroup do right that so many other firms are doing wrong?

Well, the simple answer is made lots of appealing product at the right price with the right marketing behind it. But the company that owns the Superdry brand didn’t fore up that explanation, Instead it said the results reflected its global footprint and that revenues benefitted from sterling’s weakness with the impact of currency changes accounting for around a third of the reported growth in each of the operating divisions.

Yet even if you ignore those currency effects and say the growth should have been two-thirds of what it actually was, it’s still very impressive.

I like the fact that e-commerce soared 25% too. M&S only managed 0.3% and other big names like Next couldn’t match SuperGroup’s surge either. The company is clearly getting it right here but doesn’t appear to be cannibalising its physical store sales in the process.

And the wholesale leap looked good too, especially in a world where so many higher-end brands are retreating from wholesale as if it was somehow a bit too downmarket for them.

Was there any bad news? The gross margin in the period is expected to decline year-on-year by around 130bps, primarily reflecting the “Strong participation of relatively lower margin wholesale sales.” OK, we know that the aforementioned retreat from wholesale by many luxury brands is as much about margins as it is about controlling the brand image, but lower down the price food chain SuperGroup still seems to be able to cope with those lower margins and is making wholesale work.

It’s making its stores work too. At a time when many are cutting back on openings, the company opened a further 12 owned stores and increased the brand’s average retail space by 19% year-on-year.

larva
13/11/2016
19:24
City broker Liberum repeated a ‘buy’ recommendation for SuperGroup Plc (LON:SGP) with analyst Tom Gadsby highlighting that first half sales were “well ahead” of expectations.
abarclay
11/11/2016
18:11
No, im saying the crooks took it down from £16 to £13.50 after the rise from £12, making out it was worth less, only to ramp it back up. I'm happy its up, im referring to the drop.
isaready
11/11/2016
09:21
dont complain when its £22 in a few months
larva
11/11/2016
08:54
just shows how crooked the market is. It was £16, they shunt it down to £13.50, only to push it back up. Yes it's trading, that's all it is.
isaready
10/11/2016
15:09
The owner of the Superdry fashion brand said its sales jumped by more than a third, boosted by store openings in the US and a weaker pound.

Supergroup, which sells a collection backed by British actor Idris Elba, said revenues lifted 31.1% to £334m ($415m) in the 26 weeks to 29 October, compared to a year ago.

Its growth was driven by "good progress" in the US and China, the business said in a trading update. The firm added it opened 12 new stores in the period, and new outlets in Manhattan, Philadelphia and Orlando performed well. Shares jumped by 10% in early trading.

The group said it also "benefited from sterling's weakness" following a fall of around 15% since the June Brexit vote. It said this accounted for around one third of its growth in sales across its various divisions.

Chief executive Euan Sutherland said: "This is another good performance particularly when set against last year's strong first half trading. Our new product ranges continue to perform well and during the second quarter our continuity ranges provided trading resilience when the weather across Europe was unseasonably warm."

larva
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