Topps Tiles Share Chat (TPT)

Share Name	Share Symbol	Market	Type	Share ISIN	Share Description
Topps Tiles	LSE:TPT	London	Ordinary Share	GB00B18P5K83	ORD 3 1/3P

	Price Change	% Change	Share Price	Bid Price	Offer Price	High Price	Low Price	Open Price	Shares Traded	Last Trade
	+1.10p	+1.77%	63.20p	63.00p	63.40p	63.40p	61.50p	62.40p	65,448	16:35:04

Industry Sector	Turnover (m)	Profit (m)	EPS - Basic	PE Ratio	Market Cap (m)
General Retailers	211.8	17.0	7.0	9.1	122.31

Topps Tiles Share Discussion Threads

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Date	Subject	Author	Discuss
09/10/2018 09:30	Excuse my long memory , but were you not frequently posting that these were worth £2 last year as they slid from £1 to 60p? I suggest that humble is not the right word for your opinion....	wad collector	Read Full Thread Reply
04/10/2018 19:30	Finance Director buying more shares......shows the confidence the company has going forward. As market share leader in the industry Topps is primed for a great recovery towards the £1 mark short term. With rumoured acquisitions in the pipeline these are worth tucking away at this rediculously low price. Could see 60-70% upside imho to today’s price.	cudmore	Read Full Thread Reply
03/10/2018 07:52	not as bad as expected...	eentweedrie	Read Full Thread Reply
28/9/2018 14:19	Was collector LFL up for the quarter. Should see see a nice bounce in the share price those not on board.....get in now imho	cudmore	Read Full Thread Reply
28/9/2018 13:25	Wednesday will bring the full year trading statement.Time we had some good news, but won't hold my breath. Even cudmore has stopped ramping.	wad collector	Read Full Thread Reply
11/7/2018 09:46	That's like saying the good news is that your tax bill is down because your income is down!	wad collector	Read Full Thread Reply
10/7/2018 21:28	They haven't actually had a profit warning. This year's results are a little weak, but maybe next year will bounce back a little as they will be up against weaker comparatives.	topvest	Read Full Thread Reply
09/7/2018 22:24	40p coming on next warning	onjohn	Read Full Thread Reply
09/7/2018 20:04	Last results were better than I expected	sampsun	Read Full Thread Reply
05/7/2018 09:05	Tempus gives them another thumbs up in The Times today, just 3 months after their last recommendation. They've declined a further 10% since then. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/stick-with-tiler-in-its-ups-and-downs-s6jv60qff	masurenguy	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 20:59	Problem is that it could get substantially worse if the UK economic environment deteriorates. Margin for error here is still quite small	pireric	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 18:07	They are holding their own in a difficult market.	topvest	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 15:36	I can't see them getting out of this hole in the near term	sampsun	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 11:18	Looks like the market had already discounted it. I never like seeing the word "challenging" in a results statement , but at least the dividend is held , FWIW.	wad collector	Read Full Thread Reply
22/5/2018 07:22	Well expecting another drop	sampsun	Read Full Thread Reply
21/5/2018 16:45	Been sitting with these for months, need good results tomorrow	sampsun	Read Full Thread Reply
21/5/2018 14:33	Topps Tiles will be pleased with the results of their sale & leaseback disposals in Allsop's auction last week. Orpington unit (20yr lease) will give an investor an initial return of c5.25% after purchase costs (SDLT etc)... Allsop auction results (15/5/18) - HTTP://www.auction.co.uk/commercial/pastResults.asp?A=1055 Topps Tiles trade counter unit in Orpington, Kent (lot 19) subject to a new 20yr lease with no break options. > Rent £100,000 p.a. > Guide price £1.5m-1.7m > Result £1.78m > Gross initial yield 5.62% Topps Tiles trade counter unit in Stroud, Glos (lot 26) subject to a new 10yr lease with no break option. > Rent £45,000 p.a. > Guide price £550k-600k > Result £682k > Gross initial yield 6.60%	speedsgh	Read Full Thread Reply
19/5/2018 08:21	yesterday	asturius101	Read Full Thread Reply
19/5/2018 08:19	bought in on yes at 70p - good chance of another ride up to the 90's +	asturius101	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 20:00	Hi topvest Having spent some considerable time looking at this today, I think you are probably right re 'opportunistic'. It would appear that: > the overwhelming majority of their estate is leased > as at 30/9/17 they had 372 but owned just 9 freehold/long leasehold sites (including two warehouse and distribution facilities) > Topps make infrequent freehold acquisition/disposals but this really only amounts to tinkerng around the edges and does not appear to be a core part of their strategy. No of stores at year end 2017: 372 2016: 351 2015: 347 2014: 346 2013: 336 2012: 327 2011: 324 2010: 321 No of freehold/long leasehold sites owned at year end 2017: 9 2016: 9 2015: 9 2014: 8 2013: 6 2012: 7 2011: 8 2010: 6 Freehold property disposals/acquisitions: 2017: 1 disposal, 1 acquisition 2016: 0 disposal, 0 acquisition 2015: 1 disposal, 2 acquisitions 2014: 1 disposal, 3 acquisitions 2013: 1 disposal, 0 acquisition 2012: 3 disposals, 2 acquisitions 2011: 0 disposal, 1 acquisition 2010: 1 disposal, 2 acquisitions	speedsgh	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 19:38	Probably opportunistic, I would guess. Good spot though.	topvest	Read Full Thread Reply
23/4/2018 15:51	I note in the latest Allsop commercial property auction that there are 3 lots being offered which are Topps Tiles sale-and-leasebacks; their trade counter unit in Orpington, Kent (lot 19) to be subject to a 20yr lease with no break options; a unit in Kirkcaldy, Fife, Scotland (lot 85) to be subject to a 15yr lease with a break option in yr10; and a unit in Stroud, Glos (lot 26) to be subject to a 10yr lease with no break option. HTTP://www.auction.co.uk/commercial/onlineCatalogue.asp I wonder what the motive for disposing of these freeholds is? Are they just taking advantage of the hot commercial property investment market while it lasts? Or do they have pressing needs for the cash e.g reduce gearing, reinvest "Out-specialising the Specialists" core strategy? From 2017 Annual Report: At the period end [30/9/2017] the Group held nine freehold or long leasehold sites, including two warehouse and distribution facilities, with a total carrying value of £16.5 million (2016: nine freehold or long leasehold sites valued at £16.2 million).	speedsgh	Read Full Thread Reply
05/4/2018 09:39	Tempus gave them a thumbs-up in todays Times. Trading has been topsy-turvy at Topps Tiles in recent years. The retailer is struggling because of weak consumer confidence and a slowdown in the housing market, both of which have added a dull finish to its performance. Britain’s largest supplier of tiles and other flooring is regarded as a bellwether of consumer sentiment and its latest results suggest that it has been caught up in the same gloom that is creeping up on the rest of the retail sector, as cautious consumers cut back on big-ticket purchases or renovating kitchens and bathrooms. Add to that the slowdown in housing transactions, which have barely moved for 12 months, and the signs mainly point south for the company. Its directors accept that the business is facing challenges amid “a softening of the underlying market”. Yesterday it reported a 2.2 per cent drop in comparable sales for the second quarter, sending the shares tumbling by more than 13 per cent to 69¾p. But there is no need to despair just yet. The retailer has been preparing a strategy that looks promising. Central to its plan is to gain more trade customers, more consistent and predictable with their purchases, leaving the business less exposed to the sporadic demand of high street consumers. In 2014, Topps began a loyalty scheme for trade customers, attracting 55,000 members. It has also strengthened its commercial business by striking deals with bars, restaurants and hotels. It is sensible for the company to pivot away from retail customers. It would be unwise to take for granted that the property market will return to the buoyant levels of the past few decades. The company is also facing price competition from Tile Giant and Tile Mountain. The latter, in particular, has been investing heavily and, apart from one shop in Stoke-on-Trent, it is run online so does not have to absorb the fixed costs of a 376-strong store estate. To combat price competition, Topps has been focusing on a premium offer, opening boutique stores with design consultation labs in the southeast. It is also refurbishing its shops. The strategy is considered an innovative, which inspires confidence in the company. ADVICE Buy WHY Performing well in the face of significant challenges https://www.thetimes.co.uk/edition/business/this-rock-is-music-to-investors-ears-s7lftv99d	paleje	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2018 21:09	Yes, bit of an over-reaction today. Topps are a quality company and will bounce back. Weather has been awful and so there has been no Spring tailwind this year as yet.	topvest	Read Full Thread Reply
04/4/2018 16:42	I am reminded the purpose of the filter option.	wad collector	Read Full Thread Reply

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