A most recent, 15th January, update from ‘Wildwood’ and ‘dim t’ restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST) noted due to lockdown restrictions it “currently has open approximately 38 units providing takeaway and delivery services only” and that a bank facility “has now been drawn down”. The shares closed then at 2.85p and started this week at 3.85p. They today hitting as high as 7.75p forced a “Statement re: Share Price Movement”...
Shares in ‘Wildwood’ and ‘dim t’ restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST) recovered to start this month at 3.4p... but now an intra-day (9:41am) “Trading Update”. Usually bad news...
Previously writing on Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST), I’ve noted the financial situation from a market cap of below £4 million saw my stance avoid / sell. Now a “Statement re: Restaurant Closures” – and the shares currently further lower to 1.25p...
Previously writing on Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST), last month I noted the shares had recently recovered somewhat to 2.85p on a re-openings statement, though at a then 2.75p the financial situation from a market cap of below £4 million saw my stance avoid / sell. Now a “Trading Update”...
A week ago shares in Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST) recovered a further more than 26%, to 2.85p, on an announcement that it had “re-opened seven restaurants (representing approximately 13 per cent. of the estate) for takeaway services only. Over the next few weeks, the company intends to cautiously open further units for takeaway and/or full table service, in compliance with Government regulations, and by mid-July expects to have some 25 units open for trading”. Now a “Statement re: Redundancies”...
Previously writing on Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST), I concluded in September, with the shares currently further down to around 3.5p, the market cap is circa £5 million. As such, I’ll continue to monitor how the asset value holds up but the noted trading numbers and environment still currently see me avoid. The shares have gone on to slide below 3p, but are currently up to 3.85p on the back of “Property Disposal and Trading Update”…
Previously writing on Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty plc (TAST), I reviewed discounted fundraising bears out my prior caution, though where from here?. Now results for its half-year ended 30th June 2019…
Writing last month on Wildwood and dim t restaurants group Tasty (TAST) with the shares at 6.5p, I concluded that the noted trading and financial situation saw me retain prior caution. Today a placing & open offer announcement…
Tasty (TAST) Chairman Keith Lassman states “I am pleased to be reporting on the group's annual results for the 52 week period ended 30 December 2018”. The shares have responded currently to 6.5p – 23.5% lower!...
Wildwood and dim t restaurants company Tasty (TAST) has announced results for its half year ended 1st July 2018, including “in February 2018 we implemented major operational structural changes and are beginning to see early signs of improvements which we expect to continue in the second half of the year”. The shares have currently responded, er, approaching 15% lower, at 14.5p!…
Wildwood and dim t UK restaurant company Tasty (TAST) has announced results for the 2017 calendar year – with “highlights” including; “Revenue up 9.7% to £50.3m” and “The financial performance of the group was in line with the board's revised expectation”. Hmmm, “revised expectation” hey…
A Trading Update for the 2017 calendar year from Tasty plc (TAST) includes that “trading for the period has been in line with expectations”. However, the shares are currently a further more than 5% lower below 30p having commenced 2017 at more than 140p. Hmmm…
AIM-listed restaurant group Tasty plc (TAST) served up its interims to 2 July this morning. Starters included good news that revenue was up 12% and that four new sites were opened. But the main course left a bad flavour in the mouth, reflected in the (last seen) drop of 12% in the share price.
March-announced 2016 results from restaurant group Tasty (TAST) included that “the directors believe the group's core 'Wildwood' brand remains attractive to customers”, but that “trading since year has proved challenging and the directors are now expecting headline operating profit for 2017 to be below that achieved in 2016”. Hopefully the warning was heeded as the shares are currently further lower on the back of a “Trading Statement” announcement…
