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Lok 'n' Store

October 2019

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  • Epic Code:
  • LOK
  • Price:
  • 545p
There was a strong full year update from self storage group Lok ‘n Store with revenues up 8.7%, including a 6% rise in self storage unit occupancy, while average prices per sq. ft. rose 0.6%. Excitingly four new storage facilities have opened in Dover, Cardiff, Exter and Ipswich as well as acquiring an existing store in Southampton. It’s currently on site in Leicester and Gloucester, which will open in FY’20 while it has exchanged contracts on two further landmark sites in Stevenage and Warrington.Meanwhile, last January it dispsod of its document storage business for £7.6m and completed the sale and manage back of a store in Crayford in February to fund the new stores. That means net debt is just £29m ...

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