UK 03:35 Wednesday, 30 September 2026
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It seems a bit crazy to be talking about a financial year ended on 25th April 2020, two-thirds of the way through September, but such is the pandemic’s impact on conventional financial calendars. Listening to the Superdry (SDRY) conference call this morning after a ‘year of considerable change’ – no surprise with the share, already massively down in recent years, compressing a further 73% year-to-date and today has an EV of less than £100 million. Well this is what happens when in the year to near the end of April you made losses and had a 19.2% fall in revenue, which massively outweighs the big squeeze which delivered a higher net cash figure…
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