Charles Jillings, CEO of Utilico, energized by strong economic momentum across Latin America. Watch the video here.
The video is from 12th December 2022. You would hope between then and 11th January, they would have had some progress to show.
Been waiting patiently for over a month after they dropped a hint that they would be ready for Christmas. Then they tried to soften things in January with a video that was recorded on 12th December. Completely clueless when it comes to communications. Dropped some excuse about heavy rain causing delays. If you can't operate/maintain/complete a plant due to rain you have some serious issues.
Absolutely, that is what it is. Shorts are running amuck and the trades shown on LSE support that. Go and take a look for yourself. It should be obvious.
Good evening Miss Thailand. I very appreciate being in such good company.
I don't see Boots as a "big retailer". In Walgreens/Boots alliance, certainly from Boots stores, I see that 95% of their store is a waste of space and most of the products in that waste of space, whether beauty, personal electronics, or other, can be procured far cheaper elsewhere. My local Boots has Dealz right next door to it. Chances of me buying shower gel in Boots, zero (Dealz). Shaver, zero (Amazon). Paracetamol, zero (supermarket). Prescription drugs, maybe, at a push.
If Walgreen's strategy is to buy moat-less business on the cheap to try prolong its life, then, the end is inevitable.
"Could someone values instinct values at moment of THG ? How can over two years from £8 to 50p . If that case when they first IPO why it so hight? Maby thing happened and move on iver two years but values down a lot."
Could you possibly rephrase the question?
Not something I have looked into, since it is not really relevant to my interest (or not) in THG.
Forget Boots, and forget 1b. 1b is GMV. That is the value of product that their "client" would expect to ship from the platform. Obviously what THG get is a percentage of that. However, there is apparently a pipeline of other companies.
SaaS company. The handle front end, software and systems integration. They have (at 2021) 450 personnel and do not have physical delivery infrastructure. They integrate with others who do it.
Probably a sensible approach. They focus on what they do best, and outsource what others do best.
Learning to read, then doing your own research, and following the links provided, are always a good start to improving your knowledge base:
https://www.linkedin.com/company/mirakl/
https://www.mirakl.com/news/boots-launches-brand-new-online-marketplace
https://internetretailing.net/technology/yoti-now-working-with-thg-ingenuity-on-age-verification/
Facial recognition is known to be unreliable.
If Boots have aligned themselves with Mirakl, not sure why some clowns here are still peddling a Boots relationship . Obviously not going to happen with THG.
https://www.mirakl.com/news/boots-launches-brand-new-online-marketplace
... February ...
Which year?
... we're being strung along.
Currently has THG as closing only. Should tell you something.
I mean, if you are going to talk ****e, you may as well just talk ****e.
And maybe a unicorn will do an Irish dance around the magic roundabout.
Sorry, is someone talking whopping £20m increase in profit off £2.2b in revenue? The margin in this business is way too thin. They need to augment product and price competitiveness with service quality and judging by some of the comments on @twitter they are lacking in service quality. Frankly, the CEO is too personally involved in the business and he should probably step back and let someone competent run it.
To see an RNS for a director buying/receiving £149 worth of shares.