Analysis of Corporate Travel Management, Kogan.com
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Tuesday's RBA update, exports and imports, Corporate Travel Management and Kogan.com.
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Kogan.com Ltd
Kogan.com (ASX:KGN) is a pioneer of Australian eCommerce with a growing portfolio of retail and service businesses.
Kogan.com was born in a south-eastern suburb Melbourne garage in 2006 from a young entrepreneur’s idea to revolutionise the supply chain to make the latest consumer products more affordable. Now, Kogan.com is the largest Australian pure-play online retail website with hundreds of thousands of visitors each day and a customer base of millions of shoppers.
Kogan.com success is built off technology and digital efficiency to make the most in-demand products and services more affordable and accessible.
Everything Kogan.com does revolves around the mission and promise to Kogan.com’s loyal customers, to make the most in-demand products and services more affordable and accessible. By delivering on this promise over the past 14+ years, Kogan.com has become synonymous with value and trust.
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Analysis of Corporate Travel Management, Kogan.com
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Kogan.com resumes dividend payments after three years
Kogan.com, a leading online retailer, announced on Monday its return to dividend payments, marking a significant milestone after a three-year hiatus.
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Kogan shares take a hit amidst disappointing 2022-23 results
Shares of online retailer Kogan (ASX:KGN) faced a sharp decline on Tuesday as investors reacted to the company's 2022-23 results. The shares experienced a 16% drop at one point, settling around a 14% decrease by midday. The financials, which lacked encouragement, confirmed that the end of the pandemic and the reopening of the economy had posed challenges, mirroring the struggles faced by many online businesses.
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Bridge Street Bites: TPG, KGN
Disappointing results announced Monday by TPG Telecom and online retailer Kogan, although their positive share price movements were a surprise on a generally weak trading day.
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Lower Stocks, Higher Shares for Kogan
Shares in online retailer Kogan jumped more than 10% on Thursday after founder Ruslan Kogan told the company’s AGM that its overstock situation was easing.
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Analyst Views
KGN – Credit Suisse rates the stock as Neutral
FY20 results were in line with guidance provided in July. Credit Suisse believes, while sales growth is likely to be sustained by household income support, there is less certainty with respect to consumer expenditure after the JobKeeper payments step down in September.
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KGN – Credit Suisse rates the stock as Neutral
The company sustained another strong month of sales and earnings growth in May. This stems from consumers switching to online and increased marketing expenditure.
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KGN – UBS rates the stock as Neutral
While the acquisition of Matt Blatt and the acceleration in online penetration is supportive, UBS remains cautious. As stores re-open and competitive offerings emerge the broker expects the benefits for online business from the pandemic will partially reverse.
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