WHS - Warehouse Group

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LoungeLizard

Is it a case of the rats leaving the sinking ship??

winner (n)

NZ Shareholders Association think Journee as Chairva good move

But somewhere in the article it did say 'the jury is still out' whether recent appointments will start creating value

Hectorplains

Quote from: winner (n) on Aug 02, 2025, 05:05 PMNZ Shareholders Association think Journee as Chairva good move


"...a pragmatic decision to preserve the momentum of transformation rather than lose institutional knowledge at a critical juncture."

—NZSA Comment (July 2025)

"A Pragmatic Decision", "Momentum of transformation" and "Critical Juncture" sound like band names on a progressive metal/industrial rock triple billing...

Journee's non-independent status is problematic and I'm a surprised that NZSA has looked past that so easily.


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LoungeLizard

Quote from: winner (n) on Aug 14, 2025, 09:05 AMGuys over on channel produced this hit song Enpty Shelves Blues

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Basil

So good it should be played at the WHS AGM.

Hectorplains

https://www.nzx.com/announcements/459927

They're saying "...early signs of improvement, particularly in the second half, with improved sales and margin trends."

At a glance, it still looks like they sells lotsa stuff but make no money from it. 

winner (n)

Bad result out

Over $3 billion in sales but negative operating cash flow of $23m ....and $12m of capex so cash burn of $35m. Good effort guys.

The usual mention of market share gains seems to be missing so assume they lost share

Guru analysts mentioned T briefing they can't see a pathway to profitability in near future

Shareguy

Yes $3.1b sales and made $1.3m profit

They have lost their way in a very crowded market.

Their locations have value so wouldn't be surprised to see something happen there.


Basil

Yet another disastrous year for shareholders. You'd be forgiven for wondering if the Tindall Foundation 's main goal is to run the business as a charity for the good of the staff and all Kiwi's ? 

lorraina

Quote from: Shareguy on Oct 03, 2025, 08:46 AMYes $3.1b sales and made $1.3m profit

They have lost their way in a very crowded market.

Their locations have value so wouldn't be surprised to see something happen there.


Most probably exiting leases will most likely be problematic and costly.

Shareguy

We need a third grocery participant with scale.  Also the Normans have a large holding.  Will be interesting as to what happens.  Would be a shame to see it go.

lorraina

In Christchurch The Normans have stores at the major Malls,Riccarton,Hornby,Northlands and The Palms.
I very much doubt any WHS stores would be of interest to them.The Normans are not at Barrington or Eastgate Malls,[where WHS are],and that shows how astute they are.
Yes we need a third grocery chain,but again I doubt it will happen.


entrep

Own a single supermarket = make millions per year.
Own the entire Warehouse company = make $1 million per year

Something is seriously f**king wrong here.
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Shareguy

Relevant Interest (Ordinary Shares) Percentage from annual report

Sir Stephen Tindall 93,687,096 27.01%
The Tindall Foundation Inc 73,920,496 21.31%
James Pascoe Investments Limited 69,333,940 19.99%