Previously writing on models and collectibles company Hornby (HRN), in April with the shares up to 34.5p I continued to avoid noting it looks to remain that the valuation demands some strong growth in profitability. The shares last closed at 29p and are currently further down to 24p, so what about a latest “trading statement”?
Previously writing on models and collectibles company Hornby (HRN), in September with the shares towards 40p I was cautious considering the valuation and potential supply disruption. The shares previously closed at 33p, though a trading statement has currently helped them up to 34.5p. So what’s the latest?...
Having fallen below 30p as covid emerged, shares in models and collectibles company Hornby last closed at 44.5p. However, a trading statement today currently sees them back towards 40p. What’s the trading story?...
Writing on results from “hobby products” company Hornby (HRN) in June I concluded, with the shares at just over 33p, this is an attempted turnaround I’ll continue to monitor, but at this juncture continue to avoid. Now “Half-year Report” and the shares currently rising… back to just over 33p!...
Models and collectibles group Hornby (HRN) has announced results for its year ended 31st March 2019, “pleased to report to our shareholders in an exciting but challenging period for our company”…
Previously writing on hobby products company Hornby (HRN) it was results, ‘new strategy’ & fundraising - the latter at the prior closing share price of 29.5p. Though, also noting trading including “softer market demand over the summer months and increased competition in the important UK Independent channel”, I concluded that I’d continue to monitor but avoided the shares. Today a Trading Statement announcement…
Previously writing on models and collectibles company Hornby (HRN), I noted no longer offering bulk sales at a discount & profit warning, but would it have been profit warning anyway? We now have the results for the six months ended 30th September 2017, a strategy update and a placing and open offer announcement…
On a 3rd October announcement that Lyndon Davies had agreed to join as CEO, Hornby (HRN) non-executive director and Interim Chairman David Adams was “delighted to welcome Lyndon to the board”, adding “Hornby will continue with its turnaround plan”. There’s today a “Trading Statement and Directorate Change” announcement…









