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Down 25% another good day 🤦
Drink sales show 7% year on year growth
https://www.morningadvertiser.co.uk/Article/2023/06/26/cga-data-shows-pub-drinks-sales-up-7-in-year-to-june-2023
The Masimo contract that Cambridge. Sleep Sciences has signed is very significant, this potential contract was first referred to at the start of the year. Masimo are a $8.5bn listed business, they won’t have gone to the huge trouble of signing a global license without believing the potential. Doing some more research on this but I suspect other licenses will follow shortly. Can see CSS being worth a lot of money over the next year or so.
The Plough at Kelmscott is my local and I can tell you Barkby destroyed it.
Barkby update on the pubs the share price drops again with expectations of some profit in the next financial year
What's going on seem to have some movement again I wonder how long till the next contract is finalised
Atb
Pat
It’s literally being liquidated you tool.
Utter tripe
ITS
120k market cap
Market listing alone is worth £1.5m
CSS has agreed a separate global license for SleepEngine® with a multinational technology company and will be announcing more details shortly.
Looks like further contracts to be announced
Great RNS
Literally a Sleeping giant :-))
Share price up 95% with news, great for Barkby
I'm just saying that it's a very niche market
You SNOOZE you lose trotsky
few hundred % me thinks lets see
That's a licence fee of £50 per unit! The pillows aren't going to be cheap! Hardly mainstream market.
This IPO'd near 30p, should bag today IMO
JD Wetherspoon PLC (LSE:JDW) and The Restaurant Group PLC (LSE:RTN) (TRG) are some of Britain’s top pub operators, according to the CGA.
Mitchells & Butlers PLC (LSE:MAB) shares rose more than 5% in early trading on Thursday after analysts at Jefferies Group (NYSE:JEF) upgraded it to a ‘buy’.
The hospitality industry may finally be making headways after being weighed down by covid and the cost-of-living crisis over the last few years, as the US bank offered a bullish statement about the firm.
It comes after the group saw revenues jump more than 10% annually to reach £1.2bln in the first half of 2023.
The Miller & Carter owner’s robust sales momentum and the potential for cost pressures, which have soared in recent times, to subside is enough for analysts at Jefferies to increase its price target by 59% to 270p from 170p
Marston’s recorded a near 11 per cent rise in sales in the first half on the back of its strong drinks sales, a trend that has continued over the past few weeks.
Marston’s said the continued strength of drink sales demonstrated the resilience of its community pub estate in spite of the economic environment. In addition to strong drink sales, it said the gap between drinks and food sales was narrowing.
https://www.cityam.com/marstons-pubs-no-change-in-brits-appetite-for-a-night-out/
I'm surprised the company still trades as a considered going concern. I sold out years ago. feel that their start up ventures would be a cash drain and I didn't and don't see a future in pub groups and in particular their size is just too small. Commercial real estate.....come on for goodness sake...there is just too much unoccupied and the costs to keep it attractive occupied is just too much. Liabilities by far exceed the assets and not much chance of light at the end of the tunnel from the current strategy IMO. But I hope it will work out for shareholders...somehow! GLA>
Up 43% in last 5 days markets finally waking up here long way to go to break even
Barkby Group PLC - businesses in real estate, consumer & hospitality & life sciences - Revenue in half-year ended December 31 grows 3.9% to £3.4 million from £3.3 million a year earlier. However, Barkby swings to a pretax loss of £2.0 million from profit of £373,000. Administration expenses rise to £2.5 million from £1.7 million. Sees no boost from fair value movements, compared to a £1.3 million tailwind in prior year.
Results from continuing operations for the 26 weeks to 31 December 2022 was revenue of £3.4m (26 weeks to 30 December 2021: £3.3m), an EBITDA loss of £1.2m (2021: £1.0m profit) and a net loss of £2.0m (2021: £0.4m profit).
With an 11% spread once you buy and sell you’ll only break even on 22% SP rise. Then we got Barkby borrowing insider money on interrelated transactions creating very unhealthy DOA situation as well. To me it’s now become investable….