SDRY.L - Superdry Plc
| Previous close | 143.00 |
| Open | 142.30 |
| Bid | 135.50 x 0 |
| Ask | 137.80 x 0 |
| Day's range | 135.70 - 144.00 |
| 52-week range | 60.10 - 529.00 |
| Volume | 376,242 |
| Avg. volume | 647,046 |
| Market cap | 113.02M |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 2.22 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | -152.70 |
| Earnings date | 09 Jul 2020 |
| Forward dividend & yield | 0.04 (3.55%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 19 Dec 2019 |
| 1y target est | 578.89 |
- Stockopedia
Brokers upbeat on Superdry despite economic uncertainty
The Superdry (LON:SDRY) share price has risen by 29.7% over the past month and it’s currently trading at 142.7. For investors considering whether to buy, hold...
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Analysts upbeat on the outlook for Superdry
The Superdry (LON:SDRY) share price has risen by 41.8% over the past month and it’s currently trading at 169.7034. For investors considering whether to buy, ho...
- Yahoo Finance UK
What to Watch: Superdry dives on Covid-19 warning, supermarkets pop as most stocks fall
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- Reuters
Fashion brand Superdry will not meet prior fiscal 2020 targets
Prime Minister Boris Johnson on Monday essentially shut down social life in Britain and ordered the most vulnerable to isolate for 12 weeks, as the country steps up efforts to stem the spread of coronavirus. Superdry, known for its Japanese style logo designs, in January reported poor Christmas trading. As the coronavirus outbreak aggravates retail conditions, pressure mounts for Superdry co-founder Julian Dunkerton, who returned to the group after a boardroom coup in April and has since been overhauling product and cutting promotions to revive the brand.
- Simply Wall St.
If You Had Bought Superdry (LON:SDRY) Stock Three Years Ago, You'd Be Sitting On A 75% Loss, Today
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French Connection stock crashes 30% as company calls off sale
The retailer said it would instead focus on a turnaround plan, shutting shops, investing in online, and pushing its clothing in overseas markets.
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Have Insiders Been Buying Superdry Plc (LON:SDRY) Shares?
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- Yahoo Finance UK
Simply Be and Jacamo-owner crashes after Christmas profit warning
N Brown, which owns Simply Be, Jacamo, and JD Williams, slashed profit forecasts after a slide in Christmas sales and problems at its credit business.
- Yahoo Finance UK
Superdry stock crashes as poor Christmas could wipe out profit
Sales fell 15.8% over Christmas and Superdry said it could make no profit this year as a result.
- Reuters
Superdry and Joules join UK retail Christmas casualties
Fashion brands Superdry <SDRY.L> and Joules <JOUL.L> became the latest Christmas casualties of Britain's struggling retail industry on Friday, issuing profit warnings that sent their shares plunging. Shares in Superdry, known for its Japanese style logo designs, slumped 19% to a two-year low after it said lower-than-expected Christmas sales could wipe out pretax profit for the year to April. Joules, famed for its hand-drawn prints, also saw its shares drop about 20% after it said profits for the year to May would be significantly below market expectations, due largely to a shortage of stock over the Christmas season.
- Reuters - UK Focus
UPDATE 1-Britain's Superdry sees profit wiped out as returning founder resets business
British fashion retailer Superdry's first half profit has been all but wiped out as its new leadership addresses what it regards as the missteps of the previous management with a renewed focus on full price sales. The group, now led by co-founder and CEO Julian Dunkerton following a boardroom coup in April, cautioned on Thursday that its turnaround would take two to three years. Echoing comments from rival Ted Baker, which warned on profit on Tuesday, Superdry noted considerable risk over the peak trading period, with "highly promotional and competitive" market conditions.
- Yahoo Finance UK
What to Watch: Lagarde's first ECB meeting, Aramco surge, Ocado and Superdry sales
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- Reuters
Britain's Superdry sees profit wiped out as returning founder resets business
British fashion retailer Superdry's <SDRY.L> first half profit has been all but wiped out as its new leadership addresses what it regards as the missteps of the previous management with a renewed focus on full price sales. The group, now led by co-founder and CEO Julian Dunkerton following a boardroom coup in April, cautioned on Thursday that its turnaround would take two to three years. Echoing comments from rival Ted Baker <TED.L>, which warned on profit on Tuesday, Superdry noted considerable risk over the peak trading period, with "highly promotional and competitive" market conditions.
- Reuters - UK Focus
Britain's Superdry sees profit wiped out as new management resets business
British fashion retailer Superdry saw first half profit all but wiped out as its new leadership sought to address what it regards as the missteps of the previous management. The group, now led by co-founder and chief executive Julian Dunkerton after a boardroom coup in April, said on Thursday it made an underlying pretax profit of 0.2 million pounds ($256,600) in the 26 weeks to Oct. 26 versus 12.9 million pounds in the same period last year. Revenue fell 11% to 369.1 million pounds, as Dunkerton, also the group's biggest shareholder with an 18.5% stake, tackled "legacy issues" across the business.
- Reuters - UK Focus
UPDATE 1-Saga names former Superdry boss Euan Sutherland as CEO
Over-50s tourism and insurance company Saga Plc on Wednesday tapped former Superdry Plc top boss Euan Sutherland as its chief executive officer, replacing Lance Batchelor whose retirement was announced in June. Sutherland's appointment is just a few months after activist investor Elliott Management disclosed a 5.14% stake in the company, as it tries to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and revamp its insurance business.
- Reuters
Saga names former Superdry boss Euan Sutherland as CEO
Sutherland's appointment is just a few months after activist investor Elliott Management disclosed a 5.14% stake in the company, as it tries to shake off its image as only serving "old people" and revamp its insurance business.
- Simply Wall St.
Is Superdry Plc (LON:SDRY) A Risky Dividend Stock?
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Should You Investigate Superdry Plc (LON:SDRY) At UK£4.09?
Superdry Plc (LON:SDRY), which is in the specialty retail business, and is based in United Kingdom, received a lot of...
- Yahoo Finance UK
What to Watch: £3bn takeover for UK software firm, FTSE 250 dives on Brexit fears, and Extinction Rebellion targets the City
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- Reuters - UK Focus
UPDATE 2-Superdry entrusts Dunkerton with turning around fashion firm he founded
Superdry put its faith in Julian Dunkerton to get the British fashion group back on track on Monday, confirming him as chief executive until 2021, after the co-founder returned in a boardroom coup earlier this year. Dunkerton, Superdry's biggest shareholder with an 18.5% stake, rejoined its board in April after narrowly winning a shareholder vote, prompting the existing directors, including CEO Euan Sutherland, to resign en masse. Shares in Superdry, which in July reported a pretax loss of 85.4 million pounds for the 2018-19 year, were up 0.6% at 436.1 pence at 1031 GMT, although the group's stock price is still down 57% over the last year.
- Reuters
Superdry entrusts Dunkerton with turning around fashion firm he founded
Superdry <SDRY.L> put its faith in Julian Dunkerton to get the British fashion group back on track on Monday, confirming him as chief executive until 2021, after the co-founder returned in a boardroom coup earlier this year. Dunkerton, Superdry's biggest shareholder with an 18.5% stake, rejoined its board in April after narrowly winning a shareholder vote, prompting the existing directors, including CEO Euan Sutherland, to resign en masse. Shares in Superdry, which in July reported a pretax loss of 85.4 million pounds for the 2018-19 year, were up 0.6% at 436.1 pence at 1031 GMT, although the group's stock price is still down 57% over the last year.
- Simply Wall St.
Before You Buy Superdry Plc (LON:SDRY), Consider Its Volatility
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Introducing Superdry (LON:SDRY), The Stock That Tanked 75%
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- Reuters
Superdry appoints Nick Gresham as permanent finance chief
Retail industry veteran Gresham was appointed as interim chief financial officer in May, after the return of founder Julian Dunkerton to the company sparked the resignation of most of its board and also the former CFO. In April, Dunkerton was voted back on the board by a slim margin and hours later was named interim chief executive officer with the backing of shareholders looking for a revival of the fashion group's fortunes. "Nick has made a great impact since joining Superdry in an interim capacity," Chairman Peter Williams said on Tuesday, adding that, Gresham was playing a crucial role to ensure that the business is on a stable financial footing.
- Reuters
Superdry sees long road to recovery, denies new boardroom rift
The founder of Superdry warned the revival of the struggling British fashion group would be a long haul after a 130 million pound ($161 million) charge for poorly performing stores pushed it into an annual loss, kicking its shares down. Julian Dunkerton, the group's biggest shareholder with an 18.4% stake, won an acrimonious battle to rejoin the board in April, prompting the existing directors, including chief executive Euan Sutherland, to resign en masse. Dunkerton and new chairman Peter Williams on Wednesday dismissed a newspaper report of a rift between them over his tenure, saying they were working well together.
