Contract awards and an encouraging trading update saw shares in two AIM innovators covered here rise sharply. Both companies are addressing huge global markets with significant potential. Elsewhere, a popular UK wine retailer is struggling to differentiate itself from the pack. Read on for more on these and other stories. (Free to read)
Virgin Wines: plenty of headwinds Shares in online wine retailer Virgin Wines (AIM: VINO), took a beating following a disappointing trading update – we covered the IPO of this business previously here. Revenue for the 6 months ending 31 December rose 55% to £40.5m, with customers on its flagship WineBank service performing ahead of expectations. VINO’s subscription schemes are a key driver of its direct-to-consumer sales channel, which represented 82% of group revenue in the period. But that was the good news…. Unfortunately, customer acquisition has been more challenging with the number of new customers acquired falling below expectations and…
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