Currys plc·Consumer Cyclical

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Currys PLC (LSE:CURY) chief executive Alex Baldock is leaving after eight years in the role, to take up a new position elsewhere. The FTSE 250 electricals retailer said it would begin a formal search for his successor, with Baldock remaining in post to ensure a smooth handover.

Currys PLC is gaining market share from Argos and delivering genuine growth in a shrinking retail market, according to Panmure Liberum. The broker said bespoke data analysis from Apex shows the FTSE 250-listed electronics retailer is outperforming rivals across a range of indicators, including brand sentiment, traffic, and customer engagement.

Currys plc (CURYY) Shareholder/Analyst Call Transcript

Currys PLC (LSE:CURY) shares rose 5% to 132p after the retailer dialled up its profit expectations for the year after reporting 6% group like-for-like revenue growth over the peak trading period. Sales in the UK & Ireland were up 3% in the 10 weeks to 10 January, with the company gaining market share in mobile and recording growth in computing and appliances.
Currys plc operates as a retailer of technology products and services. It offers consumer electronics and mobile technology products and services; and mobile virtual network operator and consumer electrical repair services. The company also sells its products through online; and offers insurance services. The company was formerly known as Dixons Carphone plc and changed its name to Currys plc in September 2021. Currys plc was founded in 1884 and is based in London, the United Kingdom.
Consumer Cyclical
Specialty Retail
24,000
2015-06-17
1.27