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Special mention in the trading update in terms of sterling moves
TRADING STATEMENT Fri 18 Nov 2016 07:00 RNS Number : 5157P Jimmy Choo PLC 18 November 2016 18 November 2016 Jimmy Choo PLC Trading Update Jimmy Choo PLC, the British luxury brand specialising in shoes and accessories, releases the following update on trading since 30 June 2016. Despite the continued difficult climate for the luxury industry, Jimmy Choo is seeing revenue growth driven both by new store openings and by improving retail trading in all regions in the second half, with continuing strength in China. The brand continues to demonstrate its attraction for new and existing clients alike, with a particularly strong profile for our 20th anniversary celebrations. Since 30 June 2016, we have opened four new DOS, one in each region. Three stores were converted to the New Store Concept, including our flagship store in Milan (which was closed for two months). Our like for like to date in the second half has moved back into positive territory despite this disruption. Through our focus on improving operating efficiency and cost management we expect to deliver margin improvement and strong underlying cash generation for the full year as a whole, with steps towards further deleveraging. The positive benefit from a weaker GBP continues, as do the resultant changes in client behaviour, notably in respect of the UK. Pierre Denis, Chief Executive Officer of Jimmy Choo PLC, said: "The company continues to grow and to build on the strength of the brand and new store openings. We look forward to achieving another record year despite the challenging backdrop, and remain on track to deliver underlying profits in line with expectations." The company will next update on trading in January 2017. Enquiries Jimmy Choo PLC +44 (0) 207 368 5000 Pierre Denis, Chief Executive Officer Jonathan Sinclair, Chief Financial Officer and Executive Vice President Victoria Huxster, Head of Investor Relations Montfort Communications +44 (0) 203 514 0897 Hugh Morrison +44 (0) 7739 655 492 Sophie Arnold +44 (0) 7881 580 756 Notes to Editors Jimmy Choo encompasses a complete luxury accessories brand. Women's shoes remain the core of the product offer, alongside handbags, small leather goods, scarves, sunglasses, eyewear, belts, fragrance and men's shoes. CEO Pierre Denis and Creative Director Sandra Choi together share a vision to create one of the world's most treasured luxury brands. Jimmy Choo has a global store network encompassing more than 140 stores and is present in the most prestigious department and specialty stores worldwide. Jimmy Choo PLC is publicly listed on the London Stock Exchange with the ticker CHOO. Certain statements made in this announcement are forward-looking statements. Such statements are based on current expectations and are subject to a number of risks and uncertainties that could cause actual results to differ materially from any expected futur
I have been looking at investing in Choo for a while, but I feel the market doesn't have any long term confidence in it. It will only take a whiff of a downturn and these high end brands fall out of favour. If it falls below £1 then I may have a second look, but too much of a gamble for me today.
Nice set of numbers; all going in the right direction. I got in to this at 107p so am already up just over 8% - feels like this one has a long way still to grow.
This dirty little thing is primed to blow!!! Is that a bull flag on the daily chart????
I better put a sock in it about this share after today's update but this share has been really oversold! Still value even at these levels but with all the Brexit malarkey it wouldn't surprise me to see these take a step back tomorrow.
I use to go and get them from Hackney was where the guy was making them ,,,
why this is out of step with the market? I really would be down-at-heel if I had punted here. Surely it cant fall any further!?
Look like fairly decent results today - http://www.sharetrading.news/2016/03/22/jimmy-choo-plc-lonchoo-reports-revenue-up-7-2-to-317-9-million/
Lets see how it goes ,she is taking 70k at time ,to spend ,,
In-depth, comprehensive article-analysis about the retail industry, clothing, fashion, retail trends, and home furnishings sector, its future and the best short candidates now. From Seeking Alpha: http://seekingalpha.com/article/3662936-restoration-hardware-holdings-inc-too-overvalued-not-to-short Disclosure: I am short several of the stocks mentioned in the article.
190/208....
190/208....
Barclays have an overweight with a price of 19/208....coming up to the naughty season......fill yer boots (or should I say shoes!) ;)
CHOO Jimmy Choo http://content.screencast.com/users/marketsniper/folders/Default/media/42179f84-49fc-42bb-85c4-03b5b29872b4/choo%201.jpg Lovely bullish bowl on the chart and a solid piece from the TMF this lunch time. <b><i>Not too late Meanwhile, rival fashion brand Jimmy Choo (LSE: CHOO) has a very sound strategy to expand its range of products so as to become a true lifestyle brand, with its excellent reputation for producing high-heeled shoes likely to provide it with a high degree of cross-selling opportunities in future. However, its shares have fallen by 13% in the last three months since China is a key market for the business’ long term growth outlook. Despite the economic slowdown in China, though, Jimmy Choo is still expected to post bottom line growth of 5% this year, followed by further growth of 21% next year. This puts its shares on a price to earnings growth (PEG) ratio of only 0.9, which indicates that it is not too late to buy a slice of them for the long term.</i></b> http://www.fool.co.uk/investing/2015/11/05/is-it-too-late-to-buy-diageo-plc-burberry-group-plc-and-jimmy-choo-plc/
Wasn't expecting that drop... Obviously people not liking the figures
Barclays have starting tipping these in my view a good sign and I'll be adding more over the next few days
After the retarce it's moving back up. Good long term investment here with Asia its key market. The middle class in Asia is growing and so are those who are stepping up into some very well paid jobs and setting up some big businesses.
http://news.sky.com/story/1506959/mellon-puts-legal-boot-into-jimmy-choo
Bought a stake today. Far East looks like it is being cracked! Good times ahead
Got it at 140, sold at 160. Got it at 160 now above 170. Head to Shepard's Bush and the busiest Lux store is J.Choo. Volume should pick up in Q4 ;) Meanwhile... Keep Calm and Buy Shoes
Less than half a mil on average a day. Slightest bit of positive news, and the volume increase that would follow could see this sky rocket.
18m buy from an II. It should now move unless there are more holdings RNS's to come.
The SP wont change today o r for a while yet - check out the price stabilisation RNS, which is designed to prevent meteoric rises like the Royal Mail one. It will however be allowed to fly once the big boys are done buying in.
I doubt it'll fly too, short-term. Will it dive though? not sure. The analysts/industry seem to be observing this with a "market direction" view. ie; if this flops, they expect the market to flop, and no new IPOs to follow anytime soon.