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made over 100%
Over 80p cash offer. Well done all
Great news.
Can’t see it?
Cash offer!!
Get in!
Should see 55p this week as the free float is getting tight. The MM's and investment trusts are releasing little bits, plus private investors are getting nerves and selling cheap. Keep your nerve and hold out for buy out or 60pr a share, not 45p and give ME what it wants!!!
Indeed 18/52 to 29-12-18. So Feb is full year?
I'm not expecting any gains from Jan to Mar, as it's a quiet retail period. However, the spring/summer months should get a lift.
Expect a conservative update, which may trigger a move by JD or another. imo
was last posted in Jan and business was up, look it up on RNS above.
Anyone have any idea when we can expect a trading statement. Is Feb end of year? Therefore Early April for the news?
Minimal trading now, so will any possible bid wait for the statement to see what shape Foot are in?
Opinions welcome.
GLA
Think there'll be little option bar going after the free float now. Would imagine that every II who wanted to jump ship and hand over their shares to JD has done so already, and the already tiny free float will continue to get squeezed further.
All seems to be very quiet at the minute - that can change in a flash with a flurry of buying. The shrewd will be accumulating during these lull times, rather than waiting for higher prices once the buying kicks off again.
If you look at the trades over the last week or so it’s clear to see someone, more than likely JD are buying up stock. Looks like they are doing it on the open market now.
Laybuy can not only help drive sales, but also significantly boost new customer acquisitions. Clare Nesbitt, CEO at Footasylum said, “Laybuy’s proposition represents a unique offering for our customer base. We believe that by providing customers with a means of paying for our products over time as part of their weekly budgeting, this partnership will be a positive step forward for us. “Laybuy’s track record speaks for itself and we’re delighted to be the first major UK retailer to offer it as a payment option.” Despite launching in New Zealand under two years ago, 8% of the country’s voting population (375,000 people) has already signed up to Laybuy’s platform and over 3,750 online and physical store partnerships have been forged. Though the company has been successfully onboarding merchants in the UK online and in-store since October 2018, Footasylum is the first major retailer to appear on Laybuy’s books. On average, retailers partnering with Laybuy have seen an increase in order value of 60%, an increase in online and in-store conversion rates of 50% and an increase in new customer acquisitions of 30%. Not only does Laybuy absorb all credit risk on any transaction, totally safeguarding its retail partners, but it also handles all foreign exchange fees on a retailer’s behalf due to its multinational capabilities. Upon completing an Experian credit check, subject to their score, Footasylum shoppers are allocated a spending limit of between £60 and £720. Purchases can then be made up to the value of that limit and should users wish to exceed that, the difference can be paid in cash. The platform’s standard maximum credit limit and the thorough credit check have been put in place to ensure its responsible use. As part of Laybuy’s commitment to protecting shoppers from self-imposed debt, users who fall behind on their payment schedule will see their accounts immediately frozen. Andy Marshall, managing director of Go To Market at Experian said, “We’re committed to helping people access products and services in an affordable way, it’s why we’ve partnered with Laybuy to provide credit checks on its users around the world. “Laybuy’s innovative solution provides young people with a responsible, affordable way to buy the products they want. This payment option will be particularly helpful for people who find it difficult to access mainstream financial services, allowing them to strengthen their credit histories as they make repayments
http://www.cityam.com/274429/klarna-rival-laybuy-partners-footasylum-uk-launch
75k delayed buy! MM’s doing a good job of keeping the excitement out of the SP at the moment.
It wont take much sustained buying and the mm's will have to test 60p+ again!
Big background order still being filled imo.
Could be a useful competitive advantage:
Online Footasylum customers will be given the option to pay using Laybuy from today, and it will be rolled out in the brand’s 70 high street stores later this year.
Laybuy, which was launched in New Zealand around two years ago, asks customers to complete an Experian credit check before allocating shoppers a spending limit of between £60 to £720. Shoppers can pay off the cost of their purchase over six weekly payments.
Foot shares on Thurs/Fri held rock solid to buy at around 48.2p.I was hoping for a drop,so I could buy more and reduce my average but it didn't happen.So my gut feeling is the sp can only strengthen from here.
Hilarious !
Bloody hell. Sorry I made a mistake!
Please don’t send an Assasian to my door!
Dear Rich 124,
Why would you just make up some fake news like that? What is your motive?
A quick look on the website confirms that this is 21/05/2019.
How hard is this really?
Due Monday aren’t they?
As predicted started moving up sharply again.Looking forward to Monday morning when we should get some more information hopefully
They have already started loading up, they paid up to 75p a couple of weeks ago for a large stake!
if someone tried taking foot out. most likely JD.
Hare's moving again - PIs will be considering their options once there's 60p on the table