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Ten Entertainment

August 2020

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  • Epic Code:
  • TEG
  • Price:
  • 160p
The ten pin bowling operator has announced its final results for the year to 31 December, which showed pretax profit rising almost 15% to £15.4m and eps increasing 16% to 19.3p. These are somewhat dated due to Covid-19. However, it swiftly took advantage of the government’s support, placing 99% of its employees on furlough and cut costs, which reduced its monthly cash burn by 70% to £1.4m. It also raised £5m through a share placing (5% of share capital) to shore up its balance sheet. Together with its £25m revolving credit facility, this gives it just over £30m headroom. The outlook has further lifted with shops and pubs able to open again (albeit with social distancing) and the h ...

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