AIM-listed ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) served up a trading update on its first half this morning, offering up revenues down around a third, another loss (this time of £0.7 million) and a downgrade in expected full-year revenues. I’m not sure what it was “pleased to provide” here as it is enough to turn even the most loyal and thirsty of supporters to, even more, drink!
AIM-listed ladies fashionwear outfit Sosandar (SOS) released its full-year numbers to March this morning and for all the positive vibe over the past few months, they disappointed and missed forecasts. Curiously, the shares dropped yesterday…but as we all know, there is no insider dealing on the world’s most successful growth market so it seems that someone just got very lucky.
AIM-listed online ladieswear purveyor, Sosandar (SOS), released a full year trading update the morning, boasting a “strong H2 with FY24 revenue growth of 9%”. But the shares are off, last seen by 11%.What’s going on here?
Nigel Somerville warned folks to sell their shares in Sosandar (SOS) at 16.25p after a Christmas trading update which begged more questions than it answered. Today the shares are 12.25p and sliding fast. My big question is what is the cash position now?
AIM-listed Sosandar (SOS) issued up a trading update this morning, boasting a 23% revenue increase over last year during its Q3 (the all-important Christmas period). Margins were up, cash was up….but its FY forecast remains at just £0.1 million pre-tax profit. What to make of this?
AIM-listed online ladieswear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) released interims to September this morning. They do not read well to me….
Ms. Lavington is quoted in the ghastly Mail on Sunday as saying “Our share price is the same as when we turned over £1 million – except now we're turning over £40 million. It's frustrating.”. Where to start? It must be rather worrying for those still owning these shares that she has such an appalling grasp of how markets work. It is enough to turn a man to drink.
Previously writing on women's fashion brand company Sosandar (SOS), I concluded I still hold some shares here but will be monitoring both the sales and cash flow performances closely in upcoming updates and could understand Nigel Somerville’s caution from the trading update on the company’s then just-ended financial year. Today a “Trading & Strategic Update”-titled announcement from the company and what of the shares currently down more than 30% towards 12p in response?
Women's fashion brand company Sosandar (SOS) states that it “is pleased to announce its financial results for the year ended 31 March 2023” and a “strong start to Q1 FY2024”. So what of a current 5% lower share price response back below 25p?
