Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has announced its year ended 3rd July 2026 results headlined “Return to growth and significant market share gains, with strong progress across all four strategic growth pillars”. So why a current 26.5p share price comparing to around 60p at the prior year end?
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) states that it “is pleased to provide a trading update in respect of the current financial year ending 3rd July 2026 ahead of reporting audited results in October”. How “pleased” really should it be though, with the shares responding more than 13% lower to below 30p?
Shares in online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO), although now down from having been approaching 50p in the first half of 2024, at 45p are still well up from having fallen towards 30p in January this year. However, what about the current share price comparing to a most recent close 49p after news from the company today?…
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has issued a “trading update” headlined “Strong Christmas trading, increased levels of customer acquisition, further operational efficiencies and a healthy balance sheet signals positive momentum”. So what of a current still little above 30p share price, comparing to having been approaching 50p in the first half of 2024?
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has issued a “Strategic Partnership with Ocado.com”-titled announcement detailing that it will provide customers of “the world's largest dedicated online supermarket” with a selection of wines previously available only to Virgin Wines customers and as part of multi-bottle cases, emphasising “this marks the first time these wines will be offered as individual bottles”. What about a current 2.5% higher share price to 40.5p in response?
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has issued a trading update including full-year “profit/(Loss) before tax expected to be £1.95m (FY23: Loss £430k). The balance sheet remains strong with net cash at the end of the period significantly higher at £10.2m” and that it “remain confident for the future”. What of a share price currently up to 45p in response, but still down from above 70p early last year?
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has announced results for its half-year ended 29th December 2023 headlined “Introduction of strategic initiatives and robust customer base underpins triple digit bottom line growth”. The shares have currently responded up to 41.5p, but is there value including with they still down from above 50p as recently as September?
Describing itself as one of the UK's largest direct-to-consumer online wine retailers, Virgin Wines UK (VINO) states that it “is pleased to announce a trading update for the six months ended 29 December 2023, with a positive performance that saw year-on-year revenue growth, a significant increase in profitability, strong cash generation and excellent efficiencies in its operational performance”. How ‘positive’ a performance was it from a 38p share price?
Online wine retailer Virgin Wines UK (VINO) has announced results for its year ended 30th June 2023 headlined “Results in line with expectations; strategic initiatives on track”. So what of the shares down more than 12% to 36p in response and from above 70p early this year?
