Temple & Webster maintains debt-free status amid solid revenue gains
Temple & Webster Group (ASX:TPW) provided a positive trading update at its 2024 Annual General Meeting, held today.
Read MoreTemple & Webster Group (ASX:TPW) provided a positive trading update at its 2024 Annual General Meeting, held today.
Read MoreOnline homewares retailer Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) has bucked the trend of a subdued retail sector, delivering record annual sales and sending its share price skyrocketing. The company’s shares surged by 23.8 per cent by mid afternoon on Tuesday, reaching their highest level since early May.
Read MoreThe recent lackluster performance of JB Hi-Fi (ASX:JBH), marked by weak profits and dividend cuts, has drawn attention to the resilience and success of smaller players in the retail sector. Two notable standouts, Temple & Webster (ASX:TPW) and Breville (ASX:BRG), have defied expectations with solid financial reports despite challenging economic conditions.
Read MoreOnline homewares retailer Temple and Webster (ASX:TPW) has announced a robust beginning to the new financial year, with sales surging, especially during the four-day Black Friday-Cyber Monday period over the weekend.
Read MoreTemple & Webster (ASX:TPW), a standout during the pandemic's online retailing surge, is now on the path to recovery after facing difficulties for most of the 2022-23 financial year.
Read MoreThe local reporting season for the December period is picking up steam – here are the important bits from the announcements by Breville Group, Temple & Webster and Seven West Media.
Read MoreInvestors surprised yesterday by lapping up what was a mixed trading update from online retailer Temple & Webster, sending the shares more than 18% higher at one stage.
Read MoreOnline furniture and homewares group Temple & Webster ran into some headwinds in the year to June just as the company was expanding other parts of its business.
Read MoreThe broker envisages downside risk to medium-term earnings expectations for Temple & Webster and downgrades to Neutral from Buy. Target is reduced to $4.25 from $8.20.
Read MoreA number of leading retailers of all sizes presented trading updates to the Macquarie investment conference yesterday. Some numbers were solid but investors remained unimpressed.
Read MoreOnline furniture and homewares group Temple & Webster spent more on marketing and consulting services in the half year as net earnings dropped to $7.2 million, a fall of 40.2%.
Read MoreMore upbeat news from retailing with emerging online furniture and homewares operator Temple & Webster again confirming that the Covid lockdown has been very good for business.
Read MoreShares in online homewares retailer Temple & Webster jumped more than 10% at one stage yesterday after the company revealed it has made a strong start to the 2021-22 financial year.
Read MoreShares in Temple & Webster fell at the opening yesterday, losing more than 5% as investors took a first glance at a third quarter trading update and gave it a quick thumbs down.
Read MoreTemple & Webster is leading the charge as online sales of homewares and furniture grow rapidly
Read MoreFirst half revenue and earnings were slightly lower than Macquarie estimated. Neutral maintained. Target rises to $10.90 from $10.60.
Read MoreTemple and Webster reported a sixfold increase in profit for the December half thanks to the COVID-driven jump in online buying. But is this as good as it gets for the online furniture and homewares retailer?
Read MoreAnother solid update from online furniture and homewares retailer Temple & Webster yesterday didn’t help the share price of the boom group – they fell more than 17% because silly investors wanted more than was announced.
Read MoreOnline homewares and furniture retailer Temple & Webster has confirmed its earlier update of a sharp jump in earnings for the year to June, with more to come.
Read MoreFirst Kogan.com now Temple and Webster, the other major listed sole online homewares and furniture retailer will look to raise new capital from shareholders to help bolster its digital offering after the surge in sales earlier in the year during depths of the coronavirus lockdown, continued in June.
Read MoreTemple & Webster is solely online (like another boom-story, Kogan.com) and had already seen a big surge in sales (and positive earnings) before COVID-19 hit and that has continued, at a higher pace. Yesterday the online homewares and furniture retailer said it had nearly doubled its sales during the coronavirus lockdown.
Read MoreAmid all the downgrades, closures and job losses a good news story from retailing – online furniture and homewares retailer, Temple and Webster has seen its shares surge after reporting a strong result for the half-year period despite those concerns of a weak Christmas period.
Read MoreOnline furniture retailer Temple & Webster continues to edge away from oblivion and towards a first-ever profit. The company yesterday reported a 40% increase in revenue for the six months to December to $49.3 million.
Read MoreOnline furniture and homewares retailer Temple & Webster has dramatically reduced its half-year loss and forecast a return to full-year profit in 2018-19, proving there is life after at least two near death experiences in 2016 and 2017.
Read MoreOnline homewares retailer Temple & Webster seems to have survived its near death experience last year, reporting a smaller loss for the year to June and maintaining earlier forecasts of making its first profit in 2019.
Read MoreAs expected online furniture retailer Temple & Webster (TPW), which only listed on the ASX last December, had a rotten year to June 30, racking up a big loss, as forecast in the company’s prospectus.
Read MoreThe history of recent ASX IPO’s is starting to look tattered – companies such as South32, Dick Smith, McAleese Corporation, Slater & Gordon, Surfstich and now the latest, Temple and Webster.
Read MoreShares in online furniture and homewares retailer Temple & Webster were whacked yesterday after the company floated on the ASX, further adding to the irrationality of local investors at the moment.
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