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Majestic Wine

February 2014

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  • Epic Code:
  • WINE
  • Price:
  • 494p
Majestic has announced in-line trading over the 10 week Christmas period, with sales up 5.9% driven by 2.8% growth in like-for-likes. This result brings the like-for-like sales at the 40 week stage to +0.8%.  Majestic is on course to open 16 stores this year and Canaccord highlights the attractions: “New stores break-even in one year and have a cash payback in just under 3 years. Coupled with this it has a strong balance sheet, where 30% of the estate is freehold and negligible debt.” What's not to like?A non exec bought 5,000 shares at £5 during the month. Looks a nice buy point on the chart.  ...

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