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Medichem is key to the Rev B business model and Tom who runs this important division sits on the BoD with a large equity stake
R&D,Bulk Manufacturing,Warehousing and distribution, whilst Rev B provides the marketing and Sales skills ( CEO background )
Rev B can offer retailers guaranteed stock at fixed prices with just in time delivery, hence 70% of our revenue is global retailers
Some of the end users then purchase on line and online sales are now 30% of total revenue
The other advantage is we don’t need to spend a fortune on marketing direct to consumers, the retail arm drives the online sales
The audit issues have to be mainly around the value of Inventory in this division, we may end up with inventory as high if not higher than the current m/cap
That was my calculation running through the accounts / estimating the GP, it was based on raw numbers so I could be wrong, if I am correct I double bag from here .
Same distressed Jupiter fund is selling down its THG stake..
To quote the CEO in the end of year report "In a world where consumers are feeling the pressure from increased prices in almost every aspect of their lives, mass market beauty is perfectly positioned as the affordable choice. Like everyone, we remain mindful of the current economic climate, but we know Revolution's mission to offer quality products at affordable prices remains as relevant as ever". Just go to Boots and Superdrug and you will see how well they are selling. For me, as an investor this is a great buying opportunity. Will definitely bounce back in Q4.
Teddy, it looks to me that theyre not willing to let any of them go under 18p, that will seal the bottom (there abouts) If it does go lower due to others selling up, i would grab the chance too.
I actually think they will up their sell price knowing that theyre getting snatched up at 18-18.4p
TR1 duesoon, if they sold any on Friday.
Another TR1 due for what they sold today (assuming it's Jupiter)
They will definitely be down to single digits anything between 5-8% left, they'll get through all of these this week if they're going to zero.
There is one thing for sure, the dust will settle this week. Lots of us on the sidelines hoping it will drop further, but if it gets to below 16p I will be in with both feet. I feel that Jupiter have a few more tranches to sell yet. TBH it looks a great buy at anything below 20p.
We all know that Jupiter are selling, but none of us knows what level they will sell down to. It looks like we are stable around the 18p level, so good luck if you are waiting for lower, and good luck getting in if the selling has stopped. Should see 30p in short order, in my opinion.
they will give out a TR1, I believe they have 48 or 72 hours to notify and they will only have to do that until they are under 3%, looking at the figures today I reckon anoth 3-4% of their shares sold.
This will bounce soon after.
It seems to me that Jupiter has not finished selling, surprisingly no Tr1 for 10% threshold announced for today.
Jupiter would be selling regardless and as long as they are around shareprice is going nowhere. Most private investors are waiting for them to exit completely before taking any position.
It's ready to pop now. If sellers can hold, this could go back to 25p by end of the day (They won't of course)
only reason i can see is if you actually think you'll be able to buy back lower and, seeing as it seems to be holding 18p be more than a gamble, considering how easily the sells are being soaked up.
is that 4million sold now, today?