Studio Retail’s share price is the same as in mid-Feb, before the market sell-off due to the pandemic. This feels anomalous to 1) its clear online position & value orientation, where there has been a notable shift post covid, 2) capacity withdrawal + scope for share gains in its addressable markets, and 3) rating expansion among its peers. Interims next week are likely to act as a catalyst for re-rating, where there is a lot of headroom vs a c8x P/E currently.
01 Dec 2020
Preview – shares left behind in online value retailer


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Preview – shares left behind in online value retailer
Studio Retail Group plc (STU:LON) | 276 -35.9 (-4.6%) | Mkt Cap: 238.6m
- Published:
01 Dec 2020 -
Author:
Matthew McEachran -
Pages:
3 -
Studio Retail’s share price is the same as in mid-Feb, before the market sell-off due to the pandemic. This feels anomalous to 1) its clear online position & value orientation, where there has been a notable shift post covid, 2) capacity withdrawal + scope for share gains in its addressable markets, and 3) rating expansion among its peers. Interims next week are likely to act as a catalyst for re-rating, where there is a lot of headroom vs a c8x P/E currently.