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by putting kast in to administration, then buying back gross assets of Kast of £39.6m at £1.5m ,minus the leases (and liabilities), they are free to renegotiate or close the physical operations down, and move closer to online only.
thats as I read it, and it looks a smart move.
I'm saying dyor in this market. I have a buy order in now. Online sales are up and should continue to rise, but another 12 -18 months before they can offload more shops/renegotiate rents.
priced at cash usually means priced to buy, but we are in unique times.
if they sold hand sanitizer id back up the truck!
This is WAY ahead of fundamental value. Held these on and off for over 10 years. When a company gets talked up by a bunch of share bloggers and the BOD start selling then its time to move on imo. Could do a few more pecent but looking high risk/reward now. Not doubting the tech though, the reason i bought years ago.
Toyota made all its H2O technical info open source about 2-3 years ago.
That means lots of startups going to be producing FC tech, ie lots of competition.
GREAT START to the new year, moving in to 2020 with confidence imo.
spring / summer suits their type of clothing, and autumn as realised last year. Christmas not really a clothe buying time for anyone imo
remains a long term buy, with short-mid term gains imo
actually, your BOTH wrong. prelim 2019 fy cash was £7.5mil, now £10.7 mil so they pulled back over £3mill, thats what early buyers were buying in to before the "financial" bloggers spouted off doom.
ditching poor performing third parties, transitioning to online only, increasing margin, cutting costs, adding cash, and a takeout target.
be paying a dividend soon at this rate.