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Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Ted Baker Plc LSE:TED London Ordinary Share GB0001048619 ORD 5P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  0.15 0.19% 77.90 1,497,766 16:35:02
Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price
75.60 75.85 77.70 73.05 77.60
Industry Sector Turnover (m) Profit (m) EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap (m)
General Retailers 630.48 -79.86 -158.00 144
Last Trade Time Trade Type Trade Size Trade Price Currency
17:12:18 O 1,635 77.90 GBX
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Ted Baker (TED) Latest News

Ted Baker News

Date Time Source Headline
07/7/202017:47UKREGTed Baker PLC Holding(s) in Company
03/7/202014:00UKREGTed Baker PLC Notice regarding ARA and Notice of AGM
01/7/202010:39ALNCFAlliance News Flash Headline
01/7/202010:38UKREGTed Baker PLC Appointment of Chairman
30/6/202016:55UKREGTed Baker PLC Total Voting Rights
30/6/202007:00UKREGTed Baker PLC Holding(s) in Company
29/6/202015:00UKREGTed Baker PLC Holding(s) in Company
26/6/202007:00UKREGTed Baker PLC Notice of AGM
24/6/202017:26UKREGTed Baker PLC Holding(s) in Company
24/6/202015:16UKREGTed Baker PLC Holding(s) in Company
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Ted Baker (TED) Most Recent Trades

Trade Time Trade Price Trade Size Trade Value Trade Type
2020-07-08 17:29:1177.901,6351,273.67O
2020-07-08 16:05:4477.9021,00016,359.00O
2020-07-08 15:40:0577.50128,37699,491.40O
2020-07-08 15:38:3177.9021,30316,595.04AT
2020-07-08 15:36:1177.903,0002,337.00AT
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Ted Baker (TED) Top Chat Posts

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08/7/2020
09:20		Ted Baker Daily Update: Ted Baker Plc is listed in the General Retailers sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TED. The last closing price for Ted Baker was 77.75p.
Ted Baker Plc has a 4 week average price of 73.05p and a 12 week average price of 73.05p.
The 1 year high share price is 1,115p while the 1 year low share price is currently 73.05p.
There are currently 184,586,562 shares in issue and the average daily traded volume is 1,747,624 shares. The market capitalisation of Ted Baker Plc is £143,792,931.80.
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05/6/2020
12:10		buoycat: I paid £10 for my first tranche of Ted shares when they had already been hammered down from £30 and I was bottom fishing. They are an international brand and I hoped the hugging fiasco was emotional rather than fundamental. Selling now to make the difference with 75p seems to me a very short term view. With an improved balance sheet, the prospect of stores reopening and a new management team in place, the prospect of a significant recovery over the next two or three years must be a possibility if not a certainty. The share price is holding up well, so clearly I'm not the only one with this view.
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03/6/2020
15:47		knowbodyyouno: I had 10,000 shares - I've been allocated 5714 at 75p each, so far. But let's say I only get my allocation, but in the week they come onto the market buy back the other 3rd or so, for much less than the 125p each I sold them for, then I haven't lost out - at least not on the number of shares or even much on the price. As it stands, I could buy my entire holding back today for £1.5K cheaper than what I sold it for yesterday. I'm not passing judgement on what others choose to do here, but to me it seemed to be common sense and a more calculated risk than merely hoping there's a decent premium to the share price once we take up our allocations. Chances are, the market price at cop on admission day and 75p aren't going to be that far apart.
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03/6/2020
15:34		dealy: The shares that you are entitled to at 75p aren't some gift. They are part of the overall investment you have. You cannot look at them in isolation and consider the profit on those above 75p. What's relevant is the fair value of the shares post completion of the fund raising. In other words, what is a fair market cap for a near debt free Ted ? The ensuing share price determines whether the shares are a buy or a sell at 109p, not the fact that some shares are available at 75p
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02/6/2020
17:06		knowbodyyouno: My placing share allocation is visible in my HSBC invest direct account. They're listed as 'sub shares'. Presumably once the paperwork is complete and returned and they're paid for, the transaction will show as 'executed'. In any case, I sold my entire holding today at 125p No wisdom that I can follow in watching it drift down to, IMO, £1 or below and doing nothing. I'll take up the subscription, but only if it remains at significant discount to the share price at the time. I'm not even convinced by the plan. The sense I get from the prospectus was that TED was teetering on the brink of administration. Touch and go. As we move into a deep recession and Brexit, is this the environment within which a decimated company can rise from the ashes? I'm not so sure. There may be better recovery plays still out there.
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01/6/2020
18:13		phurley: The historical 14 quid share price suddenly becomes 75 per cent diluted - not quite as rosy
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01/6/2020
11:06		buoycat: The robustness of the share price bodes well to me. If ted baker can survive and make a good recovery there's no reason why the share price couldn't make a substantial recovery in the next year or two. The gain on selling the profit from 75p placing will look small if the shares recover to £5 or more. It says to me that investors are backing a recovery
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29/5/2020
23:13		micha14: Actually, 80m placing, OK! but for what percentage of the company? I think the speculation that Kelvin has to put in 28, to keep 35pc is meaningless. This can work out very positive. ASOS added multiplied their share capital by 1.2 and the share price trippled in days. Let us suppose for the moment that they stick in 80m in order to increase the sharecapital by 1.2 (as per ASOS example which they would have seen and studied). so 80/6= 13.3 x 12= 160m, so share price may double. I dont know, this is pure speculation, but ASOS and TOSCA are not putting in new money to dilute themselves or because they think the business is going to the toilet, oh no, putting new money means they are doind all they can to save it. Very positive, just need to reopen the f)))))) economy now
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31/3/2020
19:10		jaknife: dealy, re your 1,060: "stock was 25 times higher 2 years ago." The share price two years ago is irrelevant because two years ago people didn't know that the company was fraudulent! The accounts for probably at least the last three years (possibly longer) have been fraudulent! As per the 22 Jan RNS: "The Deloitte review has now largely concluded and Ted Baker expects to report that the value of inventory held on the Group's balance sheet at 26th January 2019 was overstated by £58m." From: Https://www.investegate.co.uk/ted-baker-plc--ted-/rns/update-on-independent-review-of-inventory/202001220700065583A/ Look back at those accounts from 2017, 2018 and 2019 and knock off £20m of profits from each year because of the inventory fraud. Those accounts don't quite look so impressive anymore do they? JakNife
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31/3/2020
12:47		she-ra: I'm guessing Ted might be going for a placing from this price action. But a placing IMO should be at a premium to the share price. Ted is a top quality brand and would not and should not justify a deep discounted placing. A placing would be no bad thing if it is at a good price and clears the remaining debt. Sure you would not make as much as you would have had this lockdown not happened but I still believe there would be room for some serious profits for shareholders. Ted isn't Superdry. It's success does not come from overt branding but quality designs. Ted should come through this.
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01/2/2020
11:57		jaknife: EezyMunny, I think that you're being a little unfair. Perfume/aftershave isn't the core of the TED brand, a better measure of that would be if they would tell us how much stock went into the end of year sales. And of course Next do give that figure and are the perfect example of transparency, whereas TED have always been very guarded and opaque with their disclosures. TED will survive as a business but the issue is whether the debt is now so large versus the actual business that current shareholders will retain any significant part of the business going forward. It doesn't help that shareholder now know that the historic numbers will have been fantasy for a number of years. Inevitably people will draw the other comparison with Next, which was that in 1988 it was taken to the verge of bankruptcy and the share price hit a low of 7p ... it's a lot higher now! JakNife
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