Marshall Motor Holdings’ (MMH) H120 results were severely disrupted by the pandemic, as was the whole UK auto retail sector. Despite a strong Q120 and continued outperformance of the new car market, management had anticipated an H120 underlying loss before tax, which was duly recorded at £8.9m. FY20 management guidance for a near break-even performance is encouraging as recovery is already apparent in increased June and July activity levels. With a strong half-year cash position,
19 Aug 2020
Marshall Motor Holdings - COVID bites but well placed for recovery
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Marshall Motor Holdings - COVID bites but well placed for recovery
- Published:
19 Aug 2020 -
Author:
Andy Chambers -
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Marshall Motor Holdings’ (MMH) H120 results were severely disrupted by the pandemic, as was the whole UK auto retail sector. Despite a strong Q120 and continued outperformance of the new car market, management had anticipated an H120 underlying loss before tax, which was duly recorded at £8.9m. FY20 management guidance for a near break-even performance is encouraging as recovery is already apparent in increased June and July activity levels. With a strong half-year cash position,