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A positive rns today and all the ducks are coming in to line. As I said ages ago I can’t see a ceo being appointed in the near future as things are ticking over nicely anyway. I think 13p is great value and come March April things are going to look different for this company and I do believe there is a chance of a buy out with how this company has positioned itself.
No obsession, The whole point is that before the Franchise with Boots Mothercare uk shops were losing money by the ball & chain legacy which has now been cleared with a much much better cash efficient model, overseas franchises were what kept MTC alive. Now in a much better place IMO and crucially a much more attractive proposition for a potential takeover.
On the assumption we soon get back to "normal", i.m looking at who owns Boots.
If Mtc has a decent 12 months figures, this could help getting into the US market. Follow up from there and potential takeover?
All imho...gla
People need to get over this obsession with the Boots deal. The group has 1000 global franchised stores that bring in the real money. These are the stores that made the profit for the last 20 years while there wasn't enough demand in the UK to make a profit. Yes the Boots deal will help to a small degree but it will never be more than 15% of total group sales. Serious investors need to look at the global franchisee's and what's happening. Boots is small pie.
Been to Boots in Bluewater and the new Mothercare Zone in the store looks really good. Hopefully we will see the SP going north, let’s see what news the GM brings.
wats been up with the forum lately, its like they’ve been disabling it during trading hours
Also trading platforms have had complaints of service disruptions....something dodge going on
Very quiet here today -- mind, no real price action compared to many/ Up and Down all pver the place! I do expect there to be a move up from here though soon. Important month for this share
Agreed...but this needs feeding with news flow
Or it stalls
Stock very much under the radar atm. Only 15 trades in the past 5 hours, administration clause has now expired so a potential takeover now is an option.
Yes, Mothercare at Boots is certainly a story in the making. Makes perfect business sense for both companies. A strong product base that will drive brand & sales. Boots sell good quality Baby care food, baby care, skin products etc. as well. So it's a good broad baby customer proposition right now. Certainly a rising number of working mothers UK/globally are searching on-line and retail stores to purchase baby care products of which now Boots are the complete go to store whether on-line or in bricks and mortar stores.
MTC's brand communication is clean and clear to the consumer at Boots... it's very strong and the timing is perfect.Exciting new times for Mothercare.
I think boots deal is small relatively speaking compared to future potential...
Taken from 2020 annual report
“Opportunities for growth beyond the existing territories
The birth rate around the world is
c130 million live births per annum, within which we estimate that at least 30 million babies are born each year into households where there is a sufficient income level to afford the Mothercare brand. Indeed, of the top ten territories by wealth and birth rate, the Mothercare brand is only available
in three of them today. For example, we currently have no presence in the USA, Japan, Australia or Brazil. Closer to home, we have no outlet or online presence in any of the bigger European economies, such as Germany, France, the Netherlands or Scandinavia. We believe this translates into great potential for the Mothercare brand beyond its existing global footprint and an assessment is now underway to identify the right franchise partners in those markets post COVID-19.
The measure of success in MGB, as we strive to be the leading global brand for parents and young children, with a bright and solvent future, will remain our ability to distribute more Mothercare products around the world through franchising, wholesale & licensing”
I think this deal with Boots is going to be dynamite. Combine that with enforced use of the internet as we are all in lockdown, and MTC must be benefitting from increased internet sales. As legacy issues fall away, this must rock and roll.
As per other commentators on here, this is shortly going to be a takeover target especially if interest rates remain so low.
They’ve got their general meeting on the 26th Nov so maybe they’ll have something to announce then.
I’d like to see the SP break past the 15p barrier
This should get interesting shortly, I believe tomorrow or Friday expires the clause that would mean mtc would have to pay 50% of sale of the company if a takeover took place to administrators, so by being free of that a takeover would potentially be on the cards now. It’s strange that it is taking so long to appoint a new CEO.
Hello Pearls, why do you think this stock is about to go through the roof?
Agree - messages fail to get posted in the morning.
Looks like this is about to go through the roof
Every morning lately the messages have stopped working.
Is there something wrong with this site ? I posted a message on here this morning.
Hmmm....Prob trash news, but wonder if a baby boom will happen
https://www.msn.com/en-gb/entertainment/celebrity/cheryl-and-maya-henrys-baby-race/ar-BB1aDnmu
This might tank now unless a couple of good RNSs are released
Agree, although my local “big Boots” in London looked a bit light of Mothercare stock at the weekend
This is we’re teaming up Boots has beeen a good call by MTC with this new lookdown. Boots will not be forced to close as it is classified as an essential shop so Mothercare will be able to continue selling its products both in store and online.
SP a is down probably due to the uncertainty of the markets, no doubt that MTC is now in much better place and with a bright future ahead . I wonder if the expiration of the administration at the beginning of november will get it moving in an upward trend again.