Describing itself as “the UK’s leading bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2026 headlined “Double digit growth in H1 with notable strength in tiles and flooring revenue”. So what about a share price, already down from around 85p when I previously wrote, currently a further more than 3% lower at 76p?
Describing itself as “the UK’s leading bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) has issued updates in conjunction with its AGM including on trading, an acquisition and CEO succession. What about these from the valuation with the shares currently edging up above 84.5p?
Describing itself as “the UK’s leading bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) has announced results for its year ended 30th September 2025 headlined “Continuing to grow market share in Bathroom. Strong growth in Trade and Tiles and Flooring revenues. MFI launched” and what of the shares currently at 74.2p in response?
Most recently writing on group describing itself as “the UK's leading bathroom retailer” Victorian Plumbing (VIC), in January with the shares down to around 94p I concluded an already decent earnings multiple and obvious risks to growth suggested to still avoid. The shares most recently closed at 107.5p but what about them currently back towards 90p on the back of a half-year results announcement the group argues is “highlighting the significant progress made against strategic priorities”?
Most recently writing on group describing itself as “the UK's leading bathroom retailer” Victorian Plumbing (VIC), in October with the shares at 110p I noted suggested second half cash burn and to continue to avoid. The shares most recently closed at 96p and now year ended 30th September 2024 results headlined “Strong growth in profits and successful completion of the warehouse transformation. Well positioned for further growth”. So what of a share price currently further down to around 94p?
Describing itself as “the UK's leading bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) has issued a “Full Year Trading Update & Notice of Results” announcement commencing that it “is pleased to report that revenue for FY24 increased by c.4% on the prior year” and including “we have increased profitability, as our higher margin own brand proposition continues to resonate with customers”. What about this from a current 110p share price?
Online retailer which describes itself as “the UK's leading bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing (VIC) has announced results for its half-year ended 31st March 2024 including emphasising “adjusted PBT increased 40% to £11.5m… Interim dividend of 0.52p per share (H1 2023: 0.45p per share)… confidence in our profitable growth strategy as we continue to deliver long-term value for all stakeholders”. So what of a share price which has currently edged higher to 98p?
Hello Share Wobblers. Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) is a Merseyside-based company whose name appeals to me as my home has got, well, Victorian plumbing. I must do something about those leaky taps. I’m also thinking of investing here as the company looks to be rather a good bet. Over the last year, Victorian Plumbing's share price has hit a high of 100p. and a low of 65.5p. Currently, it’s around 75p and I see no glaring reason why, with a recovering economy, it can’t reach its old highs.
Describing itself as “the UK's leading specialist bathroom retailer”, Victorian Plumbing Group (VIC) has issued a “Full Year Trading Update” including noting “favourable market dynamics and robust UK consumer demand” and that it is “confident that Victorian Plumbing's profitable growth strategy will continue to deliver long-term value to all stakeholders”. What of this from a currently slightly up to 91p share price?
