Describing itself as “the UK's leading independent omnichannel vehicle retailer”, Motorpoint Group (MOTR) has issued a trading update emphasising for its year ended 31st March 2025 a “strong return to profitable growth and for its now current year “cautiously optimistic”. However, what do those translate to financially against the group’s valuation with the shares currently up to 129p?
Describing itself as “the UK's leading independent omnichannel vehicle retailer”, Motorpoint Group (MOTR) has issued a “Q4 Trading Update” with a first ‘Highlight’; “Strong and profitable Q4 performance with retail volume up c.9% year on year and continued margin recovery”. So what of a share price currently slightly lower towards 130p in response?
Describing itself as “the UK's leading independent omnichannel vehicle retailer”, Motorpoint Group (MOTR) has announced results for its half-year ended 30th September 2023 headlined “Positioned to navigate continued market challenges, whilst building strategic capabilities to lead in market recovery”. What of that from a, currently approaching 5% further lower, 73.8p share price?









