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Gear4Music

December 2018

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  • Epic Code:
  • G4M
  • Price:
  • 562p
Gear 4 Music, the online retailer of musical instruments, announced in line first half results, with turnover up 36% to £42.5m and gross profit increasing 23% to £9.6m. However, a planned reduction in gross margin from 25% to 22.7%, reflecting a strategy to gain market share of branded products in a highly competitive period, meant it posted a net loss of £362,000 (H1 ’17: break-even). That investment saw a 26% increase in own brand product sales to £9m while other brand products grew 40% to almost £32m.During the period the group invested £1.1m in its e-commerce platform and made progress in projects such as competitor price tracking and warehouse and distribution upgrades.No change ...

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