APG1L Q1 2010 Update and Comment, Target Price 06/08/10
- Q1 2010 NET LOSS WAS REDUCED TO 0.65 MILLION LTL;
- RETAIL TURNOVER IN MAY 2010 DECREASED 6.3%;
- DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT WITH PROMOD;
- “HUGO BOSS” IN ESTONIA;
- LONG-TERM GROWTH POSSIBILITIES REMAIN WEAK;
- BBA INVESTMENT RATING
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Contents:
- THE SHARE PRICE REMAINS UNDERESTIMATED; - Q1 2010 NET LOSS WAS REDUCED TO 0.65 MILLION LTL;
- RETAIL TURNOVER IN MAY 2010 DECREASED 6.3%;
- DISTRIBUTION CONTRACT WITH PROMOD;
- “HUGO BOSS” IN ESTONIA;
- LONG-TERM GROWTH POSSIBILITIES REMAIN WEAK;
- BBA INVESTMENT RATING
10 pages
This report provides analyst comment on company’s latest events and performance. Report contains target price, forecast on business risk (short-, mid-, and long-term) and growth possibilities (long-term) of the company, providing reader with necessary information to make decisions. Key reasons to read this report:
- Report contains only relevant information, leaving out excessive data.
- Understand company’s opportunities, competitive situation and business risk.
- Understand which events influence company performance.
- Understand which events influence the situation of industry.
- Independent analyst comment and opinion.
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Apranga APB, together with its subsidiaries, engages in the apparel retail business. It operates stores under various names, including Apranga stores that offer clothes for the family; Aprangos Galerija and Moskito stores, which provide youth clothes; City stores that offer clothes primarily to businessmen; and ZARA franchise stores. The company also operates franchise stores, such as Mango, Miss Sixty/Energie, Mexx, Bershka, Pull and Bear, Stradivarius, and s.Oliver store chain. In addition, Apranga APB retails luxury clothes, footwear, and accessories. As of August, 3, 2009, it operated a chain of 118 stores in the Baltic States, including 78 in Lithuania, 31 in Latvia, and 9 in Estonia. The company was founded in 1993 and is based in Vilnius, Lithuania. Apranga APB is a subsidiary of UAB MG Baltic investment.
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Latest News
BBA Expects Apranga (APG1L) To Report Profit By The End Of 2010
Apranga Group’s revenue in Q1 2010 totaled 63 million LTL which is a 23% decrease compared to Q1 2009.
Apranga Group’s revenue in Q1 2010 totaled 63 million LTL which is a 23% decrease compared to Q1 2009.
BBA: Apranga`s Long-Term Growth Possibilities Are Weak
The revenues of the Company dropped significantly in 2009.
The revenues of the Company dropped significantly in 2009.
APRANGA: REASONABLE DECREASE IN REVENUE
The retail turnover of Apranga was LTL 187.6 million in the six months of 2009, and has decreased by 19.7% comparing to corresponding period of 2008
The retail turnover of Apranga was LTL 187.6 million in the six months of 2009, and has decreased by 19.7% comparing to corresponding period of 2008
