Walker Greenbank Share Discussion Threads

[owenski] 18/9/2018 14:43

lol, hvs, good one

[hvs] 18/9/2018 13:51

Should we have a children's play area ? Will it have wallpaper on the walls ?

[trt] 18/9/2018 11:21

A nice boost to profits - no wonder Prudential have bought a shed load of WGB shares

[trt] 18/9/2018 11:19

Predicting a sell out - sounds good

[gfrae] 18/9/2018 07:44

Should we have a children's play area ?

[arthur_lame_stocks] 17/9/2018 20:14

And I expect H&M who clearly know far less than you about clothes retail feel the same way and just launched this range to make their customers look stupid.

Anyone can check out the Vogue article and make their own mind up about the range.

[debsdowner] 17/9/2018 20:08

So why a non RNS ?

The company argument that the licensing agreement underlines the inherent value of their design archives doesn't mean the licensing will add substantial money in WGB coffers.

If you want to walk about looking like a roll of wallpaper go ahead but I wouldn't imagine many the public will do the same.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 17/9/2018 19:48

You do talk some tosh Barry.

"This is by far our largest licensing agreement to date in the apparel sector and underlines the inherent value of our design archives."

[hvs] 17/9/2018 19:20

Go to sleep U IDIOT

[debsdowner] 17/9/2018 18:40

Non regularity RNS means no significant value.


Duvet covers and curtains one thing but the public walking around in W Morris designs on their clothes?

Taking things to extreme.

So x designs his home in W Morris wallpaper curtains and dresses up in W Morris designs on his clothes and x invites his girlfriend in for dinner, with W Morris tablecloth and W Morris cutlery, cooked with W Morris pots and pans.

X girlfriend wont be going back to x place ever again she will think he has lost the plot or even worse mentally deranged.

[owenski] 17/9/2018 17:39

Are they going in for 'T' shirt printing now then, lol

[hvs] 17/9/2018 14:51

This is by far our largest licensing agreement to date in the apparel sector and underlines the inherent value of our design archives."

Says it all really.

[trt] 17/9/2018 14:40

The full article I posted below click on full message to expand and read it all.

[owenski] 17/9/2018 14:00

Could someone kindly cut and paste the entire news article from today as no one is able to click on a news link for themselves. lol

[hvs] 17/9/2018 13:22

No , he asks you for money.

[hotfinance14] 17/9/2018 13:10

Trt..every time you go in a bar and you hear somebody say topup do you call your broker ?

[trt] 17/9/2018 07:56

Walker Greenbank PLC H&M to launch Morris & Co collectionSource: RNS Non-RegulatoryTIDMWGBWalker Greenbank PLC17 September 2018 For immediate release 17 September 2018 RNS REACHWALKER GREENBANK PLC("Walker Greenbank" or "the Company")H&M to launch Morris & Co collectionWalker Greenbank PLC (AIM: WGB), the luxury interior furnishings group, is pleased to announce the imminent launch by global fashion brand H&M of a women's and men's apparel collection following a licensing agreement with the Company's Morris & Co brand signed earlier this year.The collection, which will be available in stores worldwide and online from 4 October 2018, is based on eight of William Morris's iconic designs and includes coats, jackets, trousers, dresses, blouses and other garments.The collection is showcased in Vogue magazine at this link: https://www.vogue.co.uk/article/h-and-m-morris-and-co-collaborationPernilla Wohlfahrt, H&M's Design Director, said: "The Morris & Co prints are some of the most recognised and loved around the world, while William Morris is not only synonymous with the Arts and Crafts movement, but also a strong advocate of beautiful design. We're thrilled to be collaborating on a collection with this iconic British brand and to be able to share these designs with our customers."John Sach, Walker Greenbank's Chief Executive, said: "Our extensive archives of Morris & Co prints and printing blocks are the inspiration for our own Morris & Co wallpapers and fabrics. It is very exciting to collaborate with H&M to bring some of these designs to a new customer base in high street fashion whilst driving further momentum in our licensing activities. This is by far our largest licensing agreement to date in the apparel sector and underlines the inherent value of our design archives."For further information: Walker Greenbank PLC

[robsy2] 17/9/2018 07:44

May be some value here. It has it’s positives. I have no real view on wallpaper ,except that it seems expensive and hard to put up, but it can look great. etc. is it in or out of fashion? No idea. We do know they have good brands.
I just wonder if there is some bad news lurking in the background best guess would be stock write-downs.
For me ,it’s one to watch .
R2

[arthur_lame_stocks] 17/9/2018 06:06

Some good news today.

[arthur_lame_stocks] 14/9/2018 16:58

I also bought a few more today, my avergae price is now about 83p. They look good value on this years forecasts and if and when their markets recover they will look exceptional value imo.

[horndean eagle] 14/9/2018 10:37

Deep into value territory now. Picked up some and its moved slightly higher off that. Wouldn't totally surprise me if we get another warning although not imminently. They would have had to flag that in notice of results. Wallpaper isn't facing an existential crisis. Market not factoring in substantial licensing income. Very high margin stuff. Brand obviously has a lot of value. balance sheet in reasonable nick. A lot going for it at current levels.

[alter ego] 14/9/2018 08:20

yes, and it's daisy45 not Daisy45 which might explain trt's inability to recognise the name posted by slopsjon.

[owenski] 14/9/2018 08:01

trt is daisy, that was established quite a while back.