Previously writing on sports, leisure and mobility equipment group Tandem (TND), in March with the shares down to 235p I concluded that, with it stated “2023 sales have begun slowly” and trading headwinds, I remained cautious of the near-term outlook and continued to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 210p but what of them currently falling to 170p on the back of first half of 2023 results?

Previously writing on sports, leisure and mobility equipment group Tandem (TND), last month with the shares at 262.5p I noted emphasises “in line with market expectations”, but how creditable is that? – including noting a litany of factors that suggested to avoid. What about now its full results for the 2022 calendar year?

Previously writing on sports, leisure and mobility equipment group Tandem (TND), in September with the shares down to 285p I concluded that with the trading headwinds and cash flow movements I continued to avoid. What now with the shares at 262.5p on the back of a trading update?

Previously writing on sports, leisure and mobility equipment group Tandem (TND), in June with the shares down to 250p I concluded that the trading headwinds meant I avoided. The shares last closed at 300p but are currently falling again on the back of half-year results.

Sports, leisure and mobility equipment group Tandem (TND) has made a trading update including that “unaudited group revenue for the full year was approximately £37.1 million” and “revenue to the end of January 2021 was approximately 75% ahead of the same period last year”. So what of a now 545p share price, £27.5 million market cap, it is up to?…

A “Trading Update and Board Changes” announcement from “designers, developers, distributors and retailers of sports, leisure and mobility equipment” Tandem Group (TND), which gets, er, ‘interesting’…