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UPGS Up Global Sourcing Holdings Plc

120.00
0.00 (0.00%)
14 Oct 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Up Global Sourcing Investors - UPGS

Up Global Sourcing Investors - UPGS

Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Up Global Sourcing Holdings Plc UPGS London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
0.00 0.00% 120.00 01:00:00
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Posted at 25/9/2023 07:32 by edmonda
"Beautiful products for every European home" - new Paris showroom (note and audio summary here:

UPGS today announced the opening of a new showroom in Paris, which will facilitate the expansion of its leading homeware brands not only into France but continental Europe overall. Furthermore, as demonstrated with Petra in Germany, stronger sales and an elevated business profile expands the scope to make growth-oriented acquisitions in the region.

We continue to place a fair value of 250p for UPGS’s shares, which in our view is reasonable given it implies 1.3x sales and 11x EV/EBITDA based on our FY2024 forecasts. Investors should also note that the company’s two most recent updates included better than expected outcomes on net debt and sales growth.
Posted at 19/9/2023 15:51 by patient fox
When I watched the investor meets company interview they said they make more money in bad times.the focus of their products is to save the consumer money.
Posted at 25/3/2023 20:01 by tole
https://masterinvestor.co.uk/equities/small-cap-catch-up-on-the-way-up/UP Global Sourcing (LON:UPGS) – Less Than 9 Times P/E And On 5.5% YieldOn Wednesday of next week (29) the leading homewares brands group will be reporting its Interims for the six months to end January.Way back on Valentine's Day CEO Simon Showman told investors that:"Amidst a tough economic climate, we are delighted that our products, especially those that are energy efficient and money saving, continue to resonate strongly with consumers. Global supply chain disruption has now eased, which has improved stock availability and supported the growing demand from our online customers.Looking ahead, we expect that the current softness in global shipping pricing, as well as the partial recovery in Sterling, will provide additional relief against the ongoing inflationary backdrop.We are increasingly excited by the positive impact that our robotics process automation programme is having on our business.Our bottom-up, demand-led approach to automation enables us to concentrate efforts on the items that can most improve productivity, and this will ultimately enhance operating margins and drive an even better customer experience."The £114m group expects that the full year performance will be in line with market expectations.Analysts Clive Black and Darren Shirley at Shore Capital are looking for the group to report well upon the group's recent participation at the Ambiente Trade Fair held in early February at Frankfurt.Their estimates for the year to end July 2023 are for an uplift in sales to £169.1m (£154.2m), helping to push up adjusted pre-tax profits to £17.0m (£15.8m), taking earnings up to 14.6p (14.3p) and lifting its dividend up to 7.3p (7.1p) per share.Shore Capital foresees the coming year's revenues at £179.2m, with £18.4m profits, 15.5p earnings and a 7.8p per share dividend.The group's shares touched 174p in early February, but eased back with the recent market turbulence to 131p, at which level they appear lowly rated on les than 9 times earnings and yielding 5.5%.
Posted at 14/2/2023 16:41 by bigbigdave
Bit of a harsh reaction today given an inline statement, guess investors were expecting an ahead statement. Happy to hold for the longer term.
Posted at 03/1/2023 16:35 by bigbigdave
To be fair Dr B many investors had a poor 2022
Posted at 07/11/2021 22:30 by sharesoc
Ultimate Products shareholders and potential investors may be interested in our webinar on the 17th Nov. Andrew Gossage (Managing Director) will be presenting:
Posted at 02/11/2021 08:04 by edmonda
UPGS’s combination of strong brands, targeted distribution channels and demonstrable success in M&A augurs well for sustainable growth. Moreover, the company’s track record in coping with disruptions associated with Covid19 should give investors confidence in senior management’s ability to handle any ongoing logistics problems associated with both international shipping and domestic haulage. Supermarkets and Online Channels continue to grow most quickly with advances of and 32.3% and 23.2% respectively in FY2021.

UPGS financial strength underpins our confidence in the company’s ability to continue to pay out dividends at a 50% pay-out ratio – i.e. a twice covered basis. Dividend yield is a salient valuation advantage of UPGS relative to its peers. Moreover, even at our fair value price of 275p, the company would not be rated out of line with peers on key EV/sales, EV/EBITDA and P/E measures.
Posted at 06/6/2021 20:41 by kingfisher99
I am sure the selling is just profit taking from those who bought low (that is what is happening to B&M) There are, however, a lot who are buying, hence the very spikey daily graphs. I feel with the added exposure to new investors (particularly institutions)and analysts from moving into the small cap index, the balance will tend towards more buying (and potentially significant in size) which will reflect in further gains. All we need now is a further positive update from UPGS.
Posted at 15/2/2021 20:17 by kingfisher99
Topvest. I agree with your sentiments. A lot of major investors bailed out when UPGS had the problems shortly after the share launch and have not come back in. I was surprised there was not more interest when they started to recover form their low share price earlier this year, particularly as they have demonstrated a robust business in spite of all the difficulties they faced. I think there are still plenty selling to bag a profit. Short sighted in my view as this company has plenty of growth in the share price ahead, particularly when more of the large investors start to return. I feel it is an excellent prospect for anyone to come in, even at the current price. In the longer term (as you say 3 - 5 years) this is still the initial part of the climb out. Petra is an excellent move to expand the German ( and European) part of the business faster.
Posted at 22/1/2021 13:12 by davidosh
Just to let shareholders and prospective investors know that we will be featuring Ultimate Products in the #MelloMonday show on Monday evening in the MelloBASH (Buy, Avoid, Sell or Hold)session with four leading analysts and investors assessing the current investment case for each of the four companies to be covered. The panel this week will also be looking at Open Orphan and Twitter from a list of companies nominated.

We also have guest speaker Lord John Lee who writes regularly in the FT and has a session looking at takeovers and how investors miss out. Additionally there are three companies doing presentations so a chance to see HieQ who only listed three months ago and Tatton Asset Management plus a Game changer company that will be revealed on the night. Lots more sessions too and with 600 in the audience it will make for a great show with lots of Q&A and audience polls including one about UPGS so do not miss it.



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