Previous close | 63.56 |
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Market cap | 864.632M |
Beta (5Y monthly) | 2.21 |
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The latest investor updates on stocks that are trending on Friday.
Investors, who have wiped out 90% of THG’s market value since September 2020, react to the latest development
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Announcement adds to rollercoaster week for shares in Matt Moulding’s online retail specialist
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A look at the stocks making headlines on Monday.
The company, which was previously called The Hut Group, saw shares surge by over 40% as a result.
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Company blames falling sales, contract delays and delivery disruption in latest of a number of missed financial targets
Shares slid after the company, previously called The Hut Group, said it is now due to report adjusted earnings of £70m-£80m for 2022.
Shoppers returning unwanted Christmas gifts face an unexpected financial hit after a string of high street stores started charging a fee on items sent back.
Cut-back of cover for suppliers is latest in a series of headaches for founder of the troubled business
British online retail platform THG reaffirmed full-year guidance that was cut in September as it reported third-quarter revenue growth of 2.1%. The group, which has beauty and nutrition businesses as well as e-commerce services, said on Tuesday it was sticking with its full-year 2022 expectation of revenue growth of 10% to 15% and adjusted EBITDA of 100-130 million pounds ($113-$147 million), down from 161 million pounds made in 2021. Shares in THG, formerly known as The Hut Group, have fallen 80% this year.
Founder of online shopping group cements control as Japanese firm offloads its holding at £450m loss
The exit by Softbank marked an end to the Japanese investment group’s disastrous investment in THG, writing off as much as £450 million.
News of the departure is likely to trigger interest from executives across the digital and publishing sectors.
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Company, which owns sites such as Lookfantastic and Zavvi, blames ‘global macroeconomic conditions’