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Coats

July 2021

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Coats, the largest manufacturer of industrial threads and zips, is the only laggard amongst TMI’s 2021 NAPS but the shares rose after it announced full year results will be slightly ahead of expectations, reflecting faster than expected sales trends and its ability to use price rises and improved productivity to offset rising costs, which include c. US$15m each for raw materials and freight.Group sales rose 27% year-on-year with Apparel & Footwear up 30% and performance materials +18%. More interesting still is that against 2019 comparatives, sales were ahead 3% with Apparel & Footwear up 2%, driven by athleisure, with largest customer Adidas expecting mid-teens growth in 2021. Performance materials were ahead 4% vs 2 ...

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Coats Group - Sales accelerate to +11% (January 2025)

Coats - Free cash flow to rocket after pension buy-in (November 2024)

Coats Group - Trading ahead of expectations (October 2024)

Coats - Supplier of threads enjoying strong margin growth (May 2024)

Coats Group (January 2024)

Coats Group (July 2023)

Coats - Acquisitions add fast growing sports, athleisure and high performance footwear (April 2023)

Coats (September 2022)

Coats - Cost cuts to deliver another US$50m profit by FY’24 (July 2022)

Coats Group (April 2022)

Coats Group (October 2021)

Coats (October 2019)

Coats Group (May 2019)

Coats Group (November 2018)

Coats Group (April 2018)

Coats (January 2018)

Coats - Call with CFO reveals plenty of lower hanging fruit still to be plucked (December 2017)

Coats Group - Three directors buy shares in sewing thread business (February 2017)

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