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Hostelworld

May 2020

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Hostelworld is the latest to warn of the financial impact of COVID-19. In Q1 20, it now expects there to be a reduction of €5m in EBITDA, up from previous estimates of €3m-4m. However, Hostelworld is well-capitalised with net cash of over €20m. Although €2.5m of that represents customer deposits, the group is endeavouring to convert these into customer credits. It has also cancelled its final dividend of 2.1 cents (savings €2m).Encouragingly, measures are also being taken on costs; the most variable of the marketing costs (paid performance) is being reduced and optimised to match short term revenue, while it’s also reviewing ways to ease staff and admin costs. Broker Davy says assuming the latter is o ...

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Hostelworld

May 2020

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