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Type
Private
Industry Retail, arts and crafts sector
Founded 1995
Headquarters Christchurch, Dorset, UK
Number of locations
99
Key people
Owner, Adam Howarth OBE
Products Art, craft and hobbyist materials
Revenue £177.7M (2018/19) Increase
Number of employees
2,200 - 2019
Website hobbycraft.co.uk

given economy is screwed 20% down , I reckon there will be a merger or takeover here

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/sport/football/article-8158295/Huddersfield-Town-repay-35m-former-owner-Dean-Hoyle-August-2022.html

for Dean , more works shares to buy

The release of Huddersfield Town's accounts have confirmed that they must repay £35 million in loans to their former owner Dean Hoyle, which most likely explains their low spending last summer. (BBC Sport)

THE WORKS: STRONG ONLINE DEMAND DURING LOCKDOWN


As a non-essential retailer The Works closed all of its UK shops on March 23, in line with Government lockdown guidelines. Now it plans to open 465 shops in England, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland next week, before reopening in Scotland and Wales as soon as it is able. Full social distancing and hygiene measures, from floor stickers to limiting in-store numbers, perspex screens and hand sanitiser, will be in place fo the reopening.



Since shops closed the retailer, ranked Top50 in RXUK Top500 research, has seen strong demand online, with ecommerce sales up by more than three times compared to the same time last year. It has expanded its online fulfilment capacity, within social distancing guidelines, in order to meet this demand and says it will continue to work closely with its fulfilment partner in order to boost levels again through peak trading over the coming Christmas period.

But while the retailer expects trading to improve once stores reopen and most furloughed staff return to work, it says, in a trading update today, that it is not yet possible to give meaningful guidance for the current financial year. The multichannel value books-to-crafts retailer has 534 shops in the UK and Ireland and access to a £25m revolving credit facility.

yeah fingers crossed for positive news

the SECOND well - u read what I wrote. the well they just turned off - if they say that Is fooked game over

lol u what, no downside risk? ur nuts. if she announces the second well is permanently fooked this will drop another 40%.

and believe me I dont want that to happen.

increased production RNSs to get this up.

should have got some yesterday , damn

I will be adding if it dips to my average = great project - could be a great result here for EV and talexis

Dean Hoyle (born 16 April 1967) is the founder and former owner of Card Factory and the ex-chairman and owner of Championship side Huddersfield Town. In 2015, Hoyle became chairman and majority shareholder of British discount retailer, The Works.
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Dean Hoyle
Net worth
£290 million (2018)

they didn't cancel it - - I am sure they did not

16= Dean and Janet Hoyle, £283m

Rich list worth

he has been paying much higher prices than this

they never cancelled the dividend either did they??

The Works is to reopen all its 465 stores, with none planned for closure, while also looking to boost its long-term fulfilment capabilities that have been tested over recent months with significantly increased online trading under lockdown.

Unlike some other retailers that have announced the shuttering of a number of their stores as a result of Covid-19 The Works has confirmed that its complete portfolio of outlets across England, Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland will open next week. Its remaining stores in Scotland and Wales will then follow as soon as possible.

Each store will adhere to government safety guidelines – with Perspex screens introduced at till points along with hand sanitiser and floor markings to help control customer flow and social distancing. The company has acknowledged that its costs will increase as stores reopen and the majority of furloughed employees return to work.

As well as the investment in making the stores safe for customers the company has also stated it is to focus on beefing up its online capabilities. This follows The Works enjoying significantly increased demand for its online offering since March 23, with sales continuing to be up to more than three-times the level experienced during the same period last year. The company is confident that this demonstrates a strong ongoing appetite for its online products and proposition.

The company stated that it is “continuing to work closely with its third-party fulfilment partner with a view to further increasing capacity levels through peak trading and over Christmas 2020”.

https://www.yorkshirepost.co.uk/business/consumer/when-works-begin-reopening-stores-2882387#gsc.tab=0

https://www.bighospitality.co.uk/Article/2020/06/12/Corbin-King-launches-meal-delivery-service-to-help-top-up-furloughed-staff-wages-Coronavirus