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A classic case of what happens when something is pumped by SCSW. £145m debt vs £145m market cap still makes this extremely risky, especially with such minuscule operating margins...
"Record Xmas sales at Aldi and Lidl
Will mean more sales for mcbrides"
Yes, for Almat (Aldi?) but no for W5 products at Lidl's: I think Dalli make the own label W5 stuff. But we do make Morisson's and Tesco own label laundry liquids.
I hope for an early exit from the last financing agreement, maybe towards the end of calendar 2024. Falling interest rates, falling debt and a signal towards the possibility of dividends/buybacks in 2025 hopefully to keep the share price momentum up?
This will £1 soon, buying quite strong.
Happy new year holders
Record Xmas sales at Aldi and Lidl
Will mean more sales for mcbrides
Just keep patience here and more rewards should come
Still wel below peak when this is a much better business once confirmation debt is falling a lot
Please can you send the link or contents
Buy article in SCSW
A very long overdue re-raring should now take place. Strong trading and new management 💥
Last 12 months chart looks like a tech stock
Up 250% since Jan 2023 yet not much chat about this share
three heavy holders hold 50 % teleios Capital Partners GmbH DUMAC, Inc.Zama Capital Advisors LP
Over the last 12 months. Strong performance last few months.
Sharecast News) - McBride shares surged on Thursday after the maker of own brand household goods said it had traded ahead of expectations in the first three months of the year as consumers increasingly turn to own brand products ...
It is likely in my opinion that many customers will stay with the own brand products when the economy improves .Many of thecproducts are just as good!!
Are there any forecasts for this current year? In the last financial year it was the second half which saw massive improvement to get back to an operating profit from the huge loss prior.
This financial year should be the best yet of the last few difficult years. The debt is a concern though with higher interest rates which will take a bigger chunk of money to service and that's without reducing it.
We are now at 35p, though we are seemingly in a bear market for all shares. Interest rates are said to be remaining at this level or slightly higher for possibly up to 5 years. This means MCB's debts will be costing the shareholders for several years despite gaining market share and some price inflation.
The market has lost interest as I thought prior and I may have also reading my own comments. Are there any company shares out there that have any earnings growth to deliver for shareholders?
Good to see 85k in the till
Relatively a decent effort
Expansion is continuing relentlessly at aldi
They state record numbers switching to own brand
Mcrbrides supplies aldi
All good
I am out....Made a great profit,but, think this may struggle to get much further. Debt is a problem.So other much better opportunities out there....But good luck to those that stay....
Had a look at the results. Inflation is still a problem and specifically now 'labour' cost inflation on top of energy.
Unfortunately for peasants and I include myself in that, we will be poorer, no matter how much money we get for labour ( that's the whole net effect of BofE money printing and diluting the currency to pay for the whole covid fiasco, lockdowns, vaccine costs , tanking the economy, fraud, scams etc) and the more we keep trying to chase higher wages without productivity the longer higher interest rates will prevail and price increases will prevail.
McBride are in a better place but I fear the market will lose interest shorter term now the results have been announced unless someone stake builds or takes a chance to bid and buy out this company and take on the debt. This years results should be much better still, so looking for some broker forecasts.
Looks like lots of people are switching nick
1 more year of transformation and we should be in a very very healthy place
Encouraged here
Yes, I switched to 'own label' a couple of years ago and I kick myself now realising how, just as good or better the products are. Hopefully tomorrow's results will show some good profits and especially a great outlook ahead, but the debt will mean it may take a fair amount time to get back to 100p.
Let's have a stonker here. Mcbride
75m market cap. Is nuts. All my shopping trolleys full of supermarket own label stuff
Want this back at 100p
Support is showing this is totally undervalued
Support now happening in the market....all in play now....
MCB. In a sweet spot.....More demand for products....lower commodity and transport costs,and a higher price negotiated.....yet to be seen in results or valuation.Should multibag ,now...
Share price doubling in a few months is wishful thinking imo, dealing with ruthless supermarkets who are going into a price war isn’t a great recipe, There is a spike in profit now but I cannot see the supermarkets allowing any of their suppliers to be Increasing profits whilst they are locked into price wars and loosing a big customer can be a major set back, all my opinion of course