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Don't be bitter boys.

Give over..... you're a big boi invester.... Wana be...

Have a good weekend all genuine holders !!

Off to celebrate the meteoric superdry rise now😎

Bare in mind crawshaw bought a chunk of boo at 200p.

The rally over at superdry is exactly what will happen here at some point.....

Sorry noggers i miss read your title.... I did buy at 16p lol

Same here noggers.

3.45am first post.... 14 hours later still going....

Longer shift than a underpaid teaching assistant that....

Ha ha the desperation of needing each other hey....

I hadn't been back to the tga board honestly gov....

I suppose every circus needs more than one clown😉

Crawshaw i notice you haven't been back to the tga board after being embarrassed about the ipo...

Interesting..... Only here for balance EHHHH?!

"The agreed reduction in the [revolving credit facility], which will take effect in March 2025, reflects Boohoo’s lower requirement for revolving credit and re-affirms business as usual operations. Boohoo continues to expect to publish final results in May.”"

Maybe lse should put a posting limit per day on users for their own sanity.

No rns then.... Obviously because nothing has technically changed.... You should be able to work that out....

Will the market mark it down?

Https://www.telegraph.co.uk/business/2024/01/31/telegraph-co-owner-faces-bankruptcy-threat/

Telegraph co-owner faces bankruptcy threat

Alistair Barclay is alleged to be in default on £946,754 of borrowing from Investec

Seems someone at the telegraph has slightly bigger problems it would seem.... Glass houses eh!

If the company does what it says and returns to profitable growth in the 2nd half of this year then it is of no importance. (Even break even or small losses would leave the company not needing it)

That hole could be plugged in a matter of weeks by selling the London off and renting it back.

Blatantly one of the ousted managers have gone running to the press with this information which is technically against their duties and crossing the line.

Just to put a nail in the coffin for anyone that doesn't understand - incoming revenue from charging return postage is a taxable income/revenue.

Ha ha Hexam you ain't no company advisor.

Come on hexam put your business adviser cap on.... And not your I hate south coaster....

If they didn't charge for returns last year but now they do its an additional revenue.... Irrelevant of where it sits....

Actually surprised the business mogul Hexam didn't correct the blatant mistakes made by the trolls regarding the return and revenue fiasco today... Maube he had his oven gloves on eh🧤

"Since when did returned goods generate revenue for a company? Dear me..."

I suppose that article does at least serve one purpose.... Remember the day in day out question of "but who is the lender".... It's right there in black and white now. House hold uk banks.

Spidy says "Wonder how those returns doing as still seeing a plenty ASOS and Boohoo bags at my local drop off shop when I occasionally send an Amazon purchase back"

I say "Spidy remind us how much revenue the returns generate now?"

Bon says "Since when did returned goods generate revenue for a company? Dear me..."

Bfd says "Maybe read a few RNS and you will see that Boo charge for returns"

I say "So how is return shipping cost not a revenue generator?"

You say "I certainly do not consider it a revenue generator."

Pretty straight forward to see you have no idea what revenue is.... More used to timing burgers on a grill in burger king i suspect.