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I certainly hope so.
Can’t believe was well over £30 last year, even with supply issues there has got to be upward movement from here. Shops always fullish or at least steady foot fall in my area, so here’s hoping.
Trading update on Thursday 5 Jan. 2023 could be the year for Greggs to shine. Happy New Year and Good Luck. TT
That’s a quid a share to start with, if it materialises.
I know sales don’t always equate into profit but it’s a good indicator and the 3 of the 4 shops in my city are all either full or very busy in the 10-3 time slot, so I’m optimistic footfall here is almost if not bigger than before the covid. Fingers crossed
Looking for a ice re rate in the coming months as brokers realise Greggs is still on a (sausage) roll...(apple) turnover still growing at a pace, and I'm in doughnut that we will see new highs in the next 12 months or so...Aimho Adyor!
While it is only an initial judgement, it has the benefit of being morally and legally correct(IMV)and I believe is likely to be upheld through the appeal stages. They will, as usual, take some time but if/when the legal process is complete will result in a sum of probably well over ÂŁ100 mill flowing through to the bottom line. To put that in context that is roughly equivalent to a FY pre-tax profit. The SP may not fully reflect the decision in the short term but will eventually. For me, the resultant uplift may almost cover my wife's cheese pastie habit!
Very good news, ÂŁ150 million into the coffers...Will wait until the cheque is in the bank before opening the champagne..
https://www.retailgazette.co.uk/blog/2022/10/greggs-wins-150m-high-court-covid/
I've recommended all the posts on this thread as I totally agree. Nice rise today. Greggs shops are usually teeming with customers. I have started to see more shops with cafes as Greggs try to break the constant trade for hot drinks and the sit-in experience. Long term I predict that this will return to pre-Ukraine levels but obviously facing 'wheat and heat' headwinds at present. Good Luck and please back up my opinions with your own research. TT
Mentioned as a possible bid target (due to the low ÂŁ) in the Sunday Times.
Beware shorts trying to drag this down..there's previous history of that but Greggs results always defy them...18month time I could see this back to previous highs imho. Adyor!
Lots of traders and shorts try to undermine this company but it doesn't work. Greggs is the complete package when it comes to on the go food, you will always see Greggs stores are busy wherever they are.. much cheaper than any of the big US based options..aimho Adyor
high street bakery chain Greggs said that total sales were up 14.6% over the 13 weeks ended 1 October, putting it on track to meet full-year expectations.
What is not to like, been topping up down here recently. Solid company, with a good future. No idea why it receives such little attention from LSE commentators, but maybe that’s for the best!
No it's not Putin it's Truss and her newly promoted prat's that have made people loose their appetite.
Well judging by the SP decline in the last few weeks One assumes that NATO are concerned the Vladimir Putin the 'CHILD Killer', is going to attack our sausage roll and doughnut supply infrastructure along with blowing up his own gas pipelines...Greggs will no doubt keep calm and carry on baking whilst everyone else panics. Great prices and value always guaranteed at Greggs helping to feed Britain whilst we are at war with Russia.
Greggs have the edge on all their competitors imho as they bake all of the own products, have huge buying power and their marketing is aimed at the lower end of the market, a perfect recipe for success in any economic climate, especially during a recession. Why go to Costa Lot or Starstrucks and pay a fiver for a cup of frothy coffee..of course prices will rise as energy and raw materials input costs rose, but the competition will feel a lot more pain than Greggs imho. Adyor!
Even Blair's and Bush's evil war didn't stop people going to Greggs.
Must get myself a new greggs swimsuit......will they make it in xxl?
Wouldn't take any notice of him either. As far as I can see people love going to Greggs no matter what's going on..even Putin's evil war doesn't stop people wanting good value food and drinks...aimho Adyor!
Greggs (LON:GRG) (£2.18bn at 2131p) [No section below] - not a small cap but… I had a quick look at interim results from this on the go food retailer yesterday. It’s a good business, and shares have lost a third of their (over-priced) peak 2021 value, and now look more sensibly priced (not cheap though). I’m mentioning it for read-across to other retail/hospitality shares. Sales shot up 27%, but profits were only flat against last year. This is due to “the re-introduction of business rates, increase in VAT and higher levels of cost inflation”. FY 12/2022 outlook is in line with expectations - which is EPS flat vs 2021. If one of the best operators can only achieve flat profitability against all these cost headwinds, and withdrawal of large Govt support, then what chance do lesser hospitality/retail businesses have? Hence I think it’s best to assume that profits remain under pressure for this sector for 2022 and 2023. Providing forecasts are set realistically modestly, that’s fine. But racy forecasts expecting big profit growth could be an accident waiting to happen. It’s like a minefield at the moment, we have to pick our way through very carefully.
https://app.stockopedia.com/content/small-cap-value-report-wed-3-aug-2022-vare-951890?order=createdAt&sort=desc&mode=threaded
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Strong results as people looking for Greggs great value offerings..business as usual despite all the problems going on in the world...people need to eat and drink..
https://news.sky.com/story/cost-of-living-live-updates-why-you-should-not-drink-coffee-before-going-shopping-12615118
There used to be a pub on every corner. Now there is a Greggs bakers.
Stockopedia ranks it overall at 59, but it gets the maximum score of 99 for "Quality", and lately I am hearing all of the pundits on CNBC talking about quality being one of the most important factors of a stock in the current economic environment.
My local Greggs has told me that most stores will now be open until 9pm. Once taxi drivers and people finishing work late find out about the later opening sales should increase. Also, the stores need to be open for the online delivery people to collect the orders so an increase in sales there too. If you fancy a Greggs for your tea or supper you now can.
My local big Greggs in Newcastle beside Aspers Casino is open until 4am weekends. It actually has a doorman on the door lol. Instead of going to the famous "Big market" for your kebab or pizza the queue is out of the door at Greggs with people buying pies, pasties and sandwiches when they hzve the munchies at 2am.
And when I am working in London Greggs is less than half the price of Pret et al for a similar meal which tastes just as nice.
And they have already introduced their price increases as have all their competitors so they are still the best value out there and obviously still selling plenty of produce based on today's results.
These were ÂŁ33 at xmas so still a relative bargain at ÂŁ21 (still 36% off Dec 21 highs).
What a wonderfully run company this is. Oh and the food and drinks offering is pretty damn good too! Got in it a couple of years ago after advice was given to buy what I know on my first foray into the stock market and I still have no intention of selling, especially with dividends back on the menu.
Impressive results, seems like a recession proof stock . GLA