Q4 saw lower revenue than we had modelled, but at even better margin, which is consistent with management’s strategy. The rea
Read MoreA group of its main shareholders consisting of Invesco, Tresidor, Man Group and Napier Park is injecting an incremental £25m fungible with the existing
Read MoreAs the company is negotiating the A&E, it is not surprising to see some departures from the board. Matalan is looking for a new CEO following Jo
Read MoreBack in October, the guidance to £60m EBITDA for the year appeared very aggressive to us and we asked management on the subject. However, Matalan
Read MoreThe company issued a very bullish outlook for the rest of the year, driven apparently by very strong trading in Q3 so far. We frankly struggle with the
Read MoreOuch, those sales figures are low. But on the flip side, management have held up margins and markdowns, so that EBITDA is pretty much on
Read MoreYesterday, Matalan announced that Jo Whitfield, the CEO, is leaving the Company. Over the past few months, we have become increasingly
Read MoreMatalan reported a strong Q324 today - £5m better EBITDA than we had projected. More importantly, we had expected the company to kitchen sink Q4 with
Read MoreWe have been covering this name for a very long time, long before we added videos to our platform. So to bring the name in line with
Read MorePlease find our updated analysis of Matalan here.
Fundamentally, Matalan maintains its steady position in UK apparel retail, neither growing nor shrinking over the past 20 years, and gained market share during the pandemic as competitors exited. The low-price sector remains insulated from online
Read MoreOctober inflation has come down to 4.6% spilling water on Sunak’s mills. The move is not entirely unexpected, but nonetheless positive for
Read MoreThe retailer had a strong underlying quarter. Volumes were down but planned for, such that inventory is at -16% YoY. Average sales price was up 16% in return, yielding
Read MoreMatalan has paid its coupon in cash. We generally regard this as a positive sign the company is
Read MoreThe first results after restructuring are rarely good for any company, but it’s hard not to feel a little disappointed with zero EBITDA. Apparently,
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