AIM-listed online ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) this morning released a trading update. There were, of course, plenty of metrics, increased sales (vanity….) and so on, but the big number for me was cash.
In my last piece on AIM-listed online ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) back in December, I suggest there was clearly a placing on the way. This morning it is Mystic Meg strikes again, for we have a placing at 22p. Time for a nice glass of ouzo!
Women's fashion brand company Sosandar (SOS) states that it “is pleased to provide” a trading update covering the three month period ended 31st December 2022 but the shares have currently responded just over 2% lower to 21.5p. So how ‘pleasing’ is the update?
AIM-listed online ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) released its interim results to September 2022 yesterday morning. The announcement was laced with good news: revenue growth of 72% and a profit being two, but the cashflow statement tells a different story and revenue growth has slowed substantially – the last not a surprise, given the poor economic outlook of UK plc.
AIM-listed online ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) served up a half-year (to September) trading update this morning. The highlights were appealing: revenues up 72% year-on-year and a profit before tax of £0.1 million made good reading. But as Tom Winnifrith oft opines, sales is vanity and profit is a matter of opinion: what really matters is cash.
AIM-listed online ladies fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) released its full year numbers to March 2022 this morning and at first impression they look good. The company didn’t quite make it to bottom-line profitability and a state of cashflow positive trading remains some way ahead, but the pre-tax losses (previously £3.1 million) have been pared to just £0.5 million and, with an income tax credit of £0.4 million clocked up, the bottom line was a loss of just £0.1 million. Better still, the company reports profitability for the past nine months, so it would seem to me that a bottom-line profit is just around the corner.
I see that shares in AIM-listed online purveyor of ladies wear Sosandar (SOS) have dropped – down by 0.5p today, to 20p and down from 22p at the start of play yesterday. But there has been no news, so why the shedding of around 10% of its value? The answer is, of course, news from rivals Asos (ASC) and Boohoo (BOO).
AIM-listed online purveyor of ladieswear, Sosandar (SOS), has released a trading update for its full year to March 31 2022 – and the news is good. Expectations had already been raised, but this morning the company tells us that those newer forecasts have been beaten. So is all rosy in the garden of Sosandar?
AIM-listed onliine women’s fashionwear purveyor Sosandar (SOS) has offered up a bullish trading update for calendar Q4 2021 (its own Q3, given accounts are to March). We are told that revenues were up some 122% year on year, that each month was EBITDA positive making for the company’s first EBITDA positive quarter. Of course, EBITDA is bullshit earnings but even so this is a positive update. However....
In the past AIM-listed online ladies clothing purveyor Sosandar (SOS) boasted of EBITDA (bullshit earnings) in part because they were pretty close to real, bottom-line earnings and cash outflow. Not so any more! So we are told of EBITDA positive trading recently and the company boasts of revenue growth of 184% to £12.2 million, Gross Profits of £6.9 million, Net Cash of £7.4 million and that the EBITDA loss was £0.99 million in the six months to 30 September, So things are going gangbusters, right? Not so fast……
