August was another big month for online retailer Kogan. The company yesterday told the ASX that thanks to the continuing COVID_19 related lockdowns in Victoria) and restrictions elsewhere, it enjoyed another consecutive month of growth last month.
Read MoreFY20 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.
Read MoreOnline retailer Kogan was yet another to confirm changed guidance for the year to June – this time on the upside (compared with the downgrades for BlueScope and loss for Lendlease).
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Another solid update from e-tailer Kogan, Qantas investors have given the airline the biggest thumbs down imaginable in rejecting help the company boost its liquidity while Sigma Healthcare has sold and leased back two of its Distribution Centres (DC’s) for $172 million, half the number of centres in the original deal.
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Yesterday we saw two conflicting outcomes from retail issues – Super Retail Group attracted support from around two-thirds of its retail shareholders while online retailer, Kogan.com had to increase the size of its issue after being knocked down in the rush.
Read MoreOnline retailer Kogan wants $115 million in new capital to continue to pick up growth options – inside and outside its rapidly growing business.
Read MoreThe company sustained another strong month of sales and earnings growth in May. This stems from consumers switching to online and increased marketing expenditure.
Read MoreWhile 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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Restaurant Brands has warned investors of a “significant decline”, online retailer Kogan has reported a huge jump in sales, Premier Investments yesterday confirmed that it has delayed re-opening some of its Australian chains while Nearmap has confirmed full-year guidance and reckons it is largely unaffected by the COVID-19 lockdown.
Read MoreShares in online electronics retailer Kogan plunged 22% on Monday after a trading update fell short of market forecasts.
Read MoreShares in Kogan.com sold off yesterday after hitting an early high of $7.92 in early trading on news of a solid trading update given to the company’s annual meeting.
Read MoreShares in online retailer Kogan ended up 1% yesterday (in a wider market that struggled to close up 0.9% at the end of the day) after it told the ASX had seen a strong start to the financial year.
Read MoreElectronics retailer Kogan has reported a strong full-year result for 2018-19 with revenues up 6.4% and net earnings after tax jumping an impressive 21.9%, indicating the company’s profit margins expanded during the year.
Read MoreInvestors got a little excited yesterday after online retailer Kogan reported a solid operating performance in the June half-year.
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Shares in the online retailer, Kogan.com slid 33% yesterday after it revealed a sharp fall in sales of global brands in the first quarter of the new financial year.
Read MoreFY18 results were strong and ahead of estimates, albeit largely because of FX gains. Momentum in mobile and internet was a highlight but the broker is concerned about the lack of a trading update. UBS cuts FY19-21 estimates for earnings per share by -2-10%.
Read MoreAnother whacking yesterday for shares in online retailer, Kogan.com down for a second day in a row
Read MoreKogan.com’s stocks have plunged almost 12% to six-months lows yesterday after what investors said was a disappointing fourth-quarter trading update.
Read MoreKogan (KGN), the online retailer has been on the market for just over a week and is down 13%. Not the start investors in the IPO hoped for, but some argue the writing was on the wall.
Read MoreReality for local online consumer electronics retailer Kogan.com (KGN) came yesterday after the company listed on the ASX – the shares fell 30 cents, or more than 16% on its stock exchange debut.
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