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I'm a builder and I've never been busier, booked for the whole year...with all deposits paid...I don't think the home improvement sector has anything to worry about just yet
Seems market's ignored all the good stuff. SP down 4.4% as I type.
Today's results can be read as mixed. On the down side Q1 22/23 LFL sales (to 19 March 2022)(3) down 8.1%. So - start to this year has been poor. Add to this the 8% inflation, increased interest rates , cost of living crisis, increased debt and free cash flow down then it's looking a rocky year ahead for the likes of KGF.
With interest rates and bills (food, energy) going up it could be a tough year for the home improvements market. Not worth the risk in my opinion.
Think the board are right to be cautious until they can establish that the new DIY trend is here to stay.
If they increase the div by 50% every year it won’t be long till it’s meaningful.
If they up div too fast and this is just a passing phase it would be very bad business
Problem is that the board is reluctant to pay a decent dividend for some unknown reason. It doesn't seem to occur to them that they should do such during inflationary times.
already recovered this morning drop ,
see Kingfisher trading Under £3 again,
the market full of surprises.
yes but soon would be a bargain buy
Share buy back end??
Seems to be holding it up up...
SocGen cuts Kingfisher to 'sell' (hold) - price target 288 (319) pence
Up to my full allocation now here so hope I have
called this correctly and the market is overly cautious
on medium term prospects.
Share buyback Tranche 2 due to end in over 9 days. They are buying 400,000 shares a day at an approximate value of £1.3 million. Hate to say it but once that buying ends this will drop like a stone. Shorts at 52 week high
Does anyone know how far we are through the Share buyback? Im worried it is currently the only thing keeping the share price in the 3's
reaction to a strong update.
But the market will do what the market will do etc.
Tom, about every company that supplies physical goods
is experiencing supply issues of some kind atm.
I offer 75% discount when I have no stock!
Sales are suffering due to poor stock levels
A recent example is a promotion for Valspar paint, any mixed colour 20% off but nothing on the shelves to back it up, customers leaving empty handed.
neither did I !!
4% down ,didn't see that ,wow
still not trading sorting out the orders, can we see 10% open
Kingfisher's full-year adjusted pretax profit guidance range is GBP910 million to GBP950 million.
This is a strong cash generative business and we should expect dividend growth. Not like anyone is going to take a market share here in UK.
This is a strong cash generative business and we should expect dividend growth. Not like anyone is going to take a market share here in UK.
Strong buy and fundamentally undervalued.
We are past peak KIngfisher profitability,
however if the business can make about £760-£780 million
on tax from next year, the valuation looks too low.
Emphasis on IF.
That's part of a remuneration package and
only offsets a tiny part of the shares bought back.
Sorry, ' how the strategy'.