Super Retail Group Ltd

11.49

CHANGE

-0.05 (-0.43%)

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VOLUME

476.8K

DAY'S HIGH

11.52

DAY'S LOW

11.28

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Super Retail Group Ltd

Super Retail Group Limited, formerly Super Cheap Auto Group Limited, is engaged in the retailing of auto parts and accessories, tools and equipment, retailing of boating, camping, outdoor entertainment and fishing equipment and apparel, wholesale, retail and distribution of bicycles and bicycle accessories and retailing of sporting equipment and apparel. The Company operates in three segments: Auto & Cycle Retailing, Leisure Retailing and Sports Retailing. Its Auto & Cycle Retailing segment is engaged in retail and distribution of motor vehicle spare parts and bicycle accessories, tools and equipment. Its Leisure Retailing segment is engaged in retail and distribution of boating, camping, fishing, outdoor equipment and apparel. Its sports retailing segment is engaged in the retail and distribution of sporting equipment and apparel. In September 2012, it acquired 50% interest in VBM Retail Pty Limited. On October 30, 2011, it acquired Rebel Group Limited.

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Wesfarmers & Woolworths: No problems with GST-free threshold after all

JUN 19, 2013

The change in thinking has certainly left the supermarkets’ discretionary retailing peers, including Harvey Norman (ASX: HVN) and Super Retail Group (ASX: SUL), as well as the ANRA, on the back foot. It’s probably a clever publicity move by the supermarkets, as a much smaller percentage of their sales face direct foreign competition. In comparison, electronics retailers have borne the brunt of online overseas competition and their push to drive up prices for consumers won’t be winning them any friends amongst customers.

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Are retail stocks a buy?

JUN 17, 2013

Super Retail Group (ASX: SUL) is trading higher than most others in the industry, currently at a PE of 18. However, investors’ expectations have been well-founded with this one since the company has averaged 44% returns over the past five. However, it’s not the only source of its expensive price tag. In its most recent half-year report, the company said that NPAT was an impressive 73.5% higher than in the previous corresponding period. Perhaps this company is the best long term retailer for Australian investors. With new stores in the BCF and Super Cheap Auto division opening right around the country every year, revenue and profit is likely to keep going up.

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Super Retail Group plans Armour-ed offensive

JUN 12, 2013

It doesn’t look like it will be battling solo however. There are reports that Under Armour is close to completing a deal with Rebel Sport, a subsidiary of Super Retail Group (ASX: SUL), that would give Rebel Sport exclusive distribution rights within Australia. As part of the deal, Rebel would help Under Armour to establish a foothold and make significant investments to promote the brand. Rebel would then assist Under Armour in establishing its own standalone stores – a milestone the company has said it wants to achieve within the next two years.

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