DX has detailed that it has experienced a slow and steady recovery in trading since 16 April. While group sales are still down 10% to 15% below previously expected levels, this is better than the 33% decline seen at the start of the lockdown. Customer activity has started to improve and DX has adapted, focusing more on B2C than normal with a continued focus on customer service and cost control. We have upgraded our FY 2020E LBT by £2m to -£0.9m, which splits as -£1.7m in H1

28 May 2020
DX - Trading better than anticipated

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DX - Trading better than anticipated
- Published:
28 May 2020 -
Author:
Guy Hewett -
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DX has detailed that it has experienced a slow and steady recovery in trading since 16 April. While group sales are still down 10% to 15% below previously expected levels, this is better than the 33% decline seen at the start of the lockdown. Customer activity has started to improve and DX has adapted, focusing more on B2C than normal with a continued focus on customer service and cost control. We have upgraded our FY 2020E LBT by £2m to -£0.9m, which splits as -£1.7m in H1