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Treatt

September 2022

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Treatt has been a stellar performer since I made it a main buy at 217.5p in Nov ‘16, having touched £13 since then. But this month saw the high flying shares come back with a bit of a bump after Treatt said H2 profitability would fall short of expectations, although sales will still be higher than last year’s £124m. There is no single factor for the downgrade and it is more of a margin issue than sales performance with the two main reasons cited as a weaker performance in the tea category and FX volatility. In FY21, the group had seen a very strong tea revenue performance (+113%), which is one of its higher margin lines. This has not repeated this year, as US consumer demand in the category has reduced, and also some new product l ...

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Treatt (May 2023)

Treatt - Explosive growth trajectory; gain 336% (March 2021)

Treatt - 95% gain since our main write up in November â€˜16 (February 2018)

Treatt - To exceed even recently upgraded forecasts (May 2017)

Treatt - Trading substantially ahead of forecasts (March 2017)

Treatt - Sugar free flavourings take off (November 2016)

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