Primary Recommendation

UP Global Sourcing - Third eps upgrade since November

March 2019

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One of the more remarkable rags-to-riches stories of 2019 is turning out to be UP (Ultimate Products) Global Sourcing, a relatively small company supplying a range of audio, cookware, floorcare, heating and cooling and luggage products under its owned brands. If you think about it logically, a business supplying the mass market with a value for money led approach ought to be fighting fit when times get tough. For instance, chief executive Andrew Gossage highlights that one of its brands supplies a cordless vac for £79.99 whereas a competing product from Dyson retails for £300. Another brand supplies bluetooth speakers and headphones for £14.99 and £19.99, respectively. In the past few years ...

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Market Comment - March '19

Scientific Digital Imaging - OEMs driving rapid sales growth at Atik, Sentek and Graticules

UP Global Sourcing - Massive deleverage of balance sheet (September 2023)

UP Global Sourcing (March 2023)

UP Global Sourcing - Shares rocket after results (December 2022)

UP Global Sourcing (September 2022)

UP Global Sourcing - Salter acquisition helps take margins to new record (May 2022)

UP Global Sourcing (July 2021)

UP Global Sourcing - Record operating margins hit in H1 (June 2021)

UP Global Sourcing (March 2021)

UP Global Sourcing (December 2020)

UP Global Sourcing - Forecasts upgraded again (August 2020)

UP Global Sourcing (July 2020)

UP Global Sourcing (June 2020)

UP Global Sourcing (April 2020)

UP Global Sourcing (March 2020)

UP Global Sourcing (December 2019)

UP Global Sourcing (October 2019)

UP Global Sourcing - Trading ahead of expectations (August 2019)

UPâ€ˆGlobal Sourcing (May 2019)

UPâ€ˆGlobal Sourcing - New upgrade cycle (February 2019)

UP Global Sourcing - CEO in good cheer - does this indicate a resumption of home-related spending? (December 2018)

UP Global Sourcing (October 2018)

UP Global Sourcing (July 2018)

UP Global Sourcing - Germany trading ahead of expectations (June 2018)

UP Global Sourcing (March 2018)

UP Global Sourcing (October 2017)

UP Global Sourcing - Barnstorming sales +62% in H1 (August 2017)

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