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Lok'nStore - Largest pipeline of new openings in its history

April 2019

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While Brexit casts a shadow over the market, UK self-storage is proving a rare hot spot with all three quoted players, Big Yellow, 964p, Safestore, 595p and Lok’nStore, trading at or near all-time highs. While the first two have grown into FTSE-250 beasts, sporting market values of £1.6bn and £1.2bn respectively, they trade at a very substantial premium of 40% to net asset value (NAV). Intriguingly, the same cannot be said for Lok’nStore, which as well as being far smaller (market cap: £131m) also trades at a 10% discount to NAV.Lok was founded in 1995 and has come a long way since we met with CEO Andrew Jacobs during the depths of the credit crunch. At that time the talk was about staying above water and in FY 09 (y/e July) it had ...

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Lok 'n' Store - Focus on cash yields dividend hike (January 2012)

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Lok 'n' Store - Kingston sale makes Â£10m (May 2007)

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Lok'nStore - Largest pipeline of new openings in its history

April 2019

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