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UP Global Sourcing - Trading above expectation

August 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • UPGS
  • Price:
  • 67p
The shares have made a strong recovery from their lockdown lows after UP Global announced that since its interim results on 30 April, the invoicing and delivery of the group’s order book has “progressed at a steady pace.” Total invoiced revenue for the current year (FY’20) as at 5th June was £97.2m (FY’19: £102.5m) and there was a further £10.6m of orders for the remainder of the year. Revenue continued to benefit from the strength of online and robust sales at those outlets that have stayed open during the lockdown including supermarkets. As a result the group says underlying EBITDA will be above market expectations. Net debt at 5th June stood at £2.6m.  ...

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