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Spidey avoiding a question again, what a surprise!

The revenue figures for Shein arent mega Spidey

They certainly are nothing like the market dominance you and the other trolls like to portray.

£1.5bn revenue and £24m profit.

Charge import duties and they lose money

Wents it strange but your supposed facts are actually just opinions not facts at all.

How does £1.5bn equate to your often quoted view that Shein dominates the market Spidey?

£4k of sells is apparently worth 10% drop in market cap.

Beyond funny

Wents what "facts" are you referring to?

Your post seems to lack any

Just pointless racial steroetyping

it's also kind of ironic that the market makers habitually ***** about the value of aim falling and the consequent cash outflow.

yet they are the people who engineer dumb drops like this and actually discourage investment

10% drop based on nothing today.

Guy said Mallina has always been expected in October. Which begs the question why do a deal in September

But let's see if it is forthcoming

So start charging import duty and Shein moves to a significant loss.

The revenue figure is interesting, although it's big growth it's hardly market domination as the trolls would claim

Come on Kat still waiting

you say this is a discussion board, so discuss rather than just quoting the sp all the time....

Kat why do you think mouse's comments have any validity at all, when they can't even get the basics right.

As a simple example, a ftse business doesn't need to have a UK director

Once again strange that Hexam is blind to the pointless trolls

I wouldn't go that far analyst.

Operationally Boo has actually done a really good job of streamlining the business. It is actually a very efficient process model now I think.

However, strategically they got it badly wrong, going all out for growth with far too many brands.

They have chosen a subset of the brands to focus on but it remains to be seen if they can make significant profit from them or if they have the scale to run them all effectively.

The UK market I think is still very tough , for instance Next seem to be getting their growth internationally. The US obviously isn't flying.

The other thing we don't know is if the labels had hit an unsupported sales run rate by the end of last year or if they have continued to decline.

I don't know if results will be terrible or not, but I'm certainly not expecting massive yoy sales growth. I do think H2 could be better as consumer confidence is improving and so are real incomes

Analyst, the key thing about Debs so the top sellers.

They are all high price relatively high margin products.

Kachrafilter totally agree that nobody should be getting excited about 33p. It's still less than the sp before the false drop a couple of months ago.

Why don't you think no sale or spin off will happen.

It seems to be following exactly the same pattern as Top shop to me

Kat Bonfirepay acquisition was announced in July, it may well have been part of a shortlist in April or it may have come from left field. It's impossible to know.

It also came with conditions precedent, which I don't recall anybody here having the knowledge to categorically state a time period to satisfy.

Everything the BoD here have said they will do so far, they have done. So I've no idea why you are referring to red herrings. It simply isn't that kind of business. If that is your genuine belief, then I'm amazed you waste your time on it

Even funnier, you don't half embarrass yourself

Why bother?

Sharefall couldn't agree more.

I've said for ages I want them to list but still don't think they will anytime soon.

Once they get through a very short honeymoon period, they will be savaged by the media

Just comical

I thought somebody posted that IR said it would be the back end of the month and they would provide advance notice of the date?

Or use a broker like HL who never loan out shares