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Altitude

June 2024

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  • Epic Code:
  • ALT
  • Price:
  • 39.5p
Altitude said it expects FY24 results to at least meet market expectations (adjusted PBT up 29% to £1.2m). But more importantly, it has had a “very strong start in April.” Rollout of its campus store network continues apace. New Gear Shop contract awards, with total estimated gross revenue of US$12m over their 5-8 year terms, have been won and the pipeline remains strong. Altitude has also been hiring new Affiliates for its Merchanting division, with a 23% increase in recruitment. Through operational gearing, it estimates this will drop through to 73% growth in adjusted pretax profit to £2m (eps 2.4p). Buy. ...

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