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Topps Tiles - Like-for-like sales up 6.3%

August 2014

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  • Epic Code:
  • TPT
  • Price:
  • 101p
The boom in housing transactions continues to benefit specialist tile retailer Topps, which has reported a strong third quarter with like-for-like sales increasing 6.3% (2013: decrease 1.3%). That’s in line with expectations. The group currently trades from 330 stores. CEO Matthew Williams noted that Topps continues to trade ahead of the overall tile market and whilst consumer sentiment is favourable he puts this down to its authoritative product range, outstanding service, multi channel convenience and value for money. Tipped at 51p in January ‘13, the shares have gained 98%. Keep holding. ...

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