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And again..

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No trading update issued with today's news.

They may update in April, however given the sagging share price,

a very brief update today may have been merited.

The share price appears to have broken down from a multi year trading range.

Added to the above no BOD buying (besides divi reinvestment) does not fill me with confidence.

It's gone very quiet here..

Don't appears to be recently..

If this is such an incredible bargain, as some here maintain,

is it not reasonable to ask.. where are the director purchases near current levels...

With this week's large purchase.

COA now trades on approx 10.5 x FY 25 earnings (on current consensus).

Markets clearly in heavily risk off mode, however on a medium term view this now looks good value. And yes, cheap can become cheaper and no crystal ball..etc

I added today.

* your post has not aged well.

No BOD members buying at these..bargain..levels is what I see.

Fats, bought a couple of lots, managed to get a few under .82

I make this approx 11.5 X on the forward multiple,

on current FX rates.

Looks reasonable barring a mishap.

* which comprised of

Thanks, and I do, early 2024 - it's available on an online search.

I would guess the market may be a little unsettled on the mention of further potential acquisitions.

We still have exceptional costs from the footwear buys, which comprising 3 separate companies purchased.

Could you clarify my question made on a new Mexican plant opening and then closing shortly afterwards..

Am I misreading this, they opened a new manufacturing facility in Mexico in early 2024, which they have now closed..

What's going on...

That's a yes

...with profitability unlikely to return to 2024 levels before the end of the decade...

IF, very big IF, that proves accurate, my view (not much below 16)

may be significantly too optimistic.

This is never discussed here.

GRG, IF they curb physical store expansion,

could retire very significant amounts of equity

IF they so wish.

60 Million, obvs

That's an extraordinary understatement.

GRG was making approx GBP 60 pre tax 10 years ago.