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XXL (XXL) ⚽

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XXL ASA operates as a sports retailer. The company offers sports, health, and fitness products, such as sports equipment and sportswear for various sports, including football, golf, water sports, racket sports, and ice hockey; and fitness equipment, including treadmills and rowing machines, as well as food supplements and nutrition.

It also provides sports-related and outdoor shoes, and shoes accessories; sportswear comprising an assortment of clothes for men, women, and children for outerwear, casual wear, sportswear and technical gear, and swimwear; and outdoor products for fishing, wilderness living, and camping, such as tents, lavvos, sleeping bags, backpacks, cooking equipment, GPS, and maps, as well as climbing gear and equipment for horses and dogs. In addition, the company provides hunting products, including firearms and ammunition, clothes, binoculars, optics, knives, and axes; skis and ski accessories, such as shoes, poles, clothes, and other equipment for cross-country and downhill skiing, as well as snowboarding; high-end and everyday bikes comprising hybrid bikes, mountain bikes, city bikes, and electric bikes for children, women, and men; and bike equipment, such as helmets, shoes, spare parts, and clothes.

Further, it offers products that connect technology and sports/outdoor activities, including sport watches, action cameras, drones, GPS, earplugs and headphones, portable loudspeakers, sunglasses, pulse meters, power banks, and cycle computers. The company operates 64 stores, including 31 stores in Norway, 22 stores in Sweden, and 11 stores in Finland, as well as e-commerce Websites, such as xxl.

no, xxl.se, xxl.

fi, and xxl.dk.

XXL ASA was founded in 2000 and is headquartered in Oslo, Norway.

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XXL ASA - Purchase own shares

Reference is made to the stock exchange release on 26 April 2018 announcing a
program to repurchase own shares.

As part of this program, XXL ASA purchased 40,000 own shares today, 18 May 2018.
The shares were purchased at an average price of NOK 73.95 per share.

After this transaction XXL ASA holds 651,690 own shares, representing 0.47 per
cent of the outstanding number of shares.

For further queries, please contact:

Tolle O. R. Grøterud
Investor Relations, XXL ASA
Tel: +47 90 27 29 59
E-mail: ir@xxlasa.com

About XXL ASA

XXL is a leading sports retailer with stores and e-commerce in Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Austria. It is the largest among the major sports retailers
in the Nordics and the fastest growing among the major sports retail chains in
the World. XXL pursues a broad customer appeal, offering a one stop shop
experience with a wide range of products for sports, hunting, skiing, biking and
other outdoor activities. XXL’s concept is to have the largest stores with the
best prices and the widest assortment of products, focusing on branded goods.

This information is subject to disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12
of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Ekstern link: http://www.newsweb.no/index.jsp?messageId=451793

Nyheten er levert av OBI.

http://www.netfonds.no/quotes/release.php?id=20180518.OBI.20180518S63

XXL ASA - Appointed Group Chief Financial Officer (CFO)

XXL ASA has appointed Mr. Stein Alexander Eriksen as the new CFO in XXL ASA. He
will start in his new position during autumn 2018 and be a part of the
management team in XXL ASA. Stein Alexander Eriksen is currently the CFO in
Orkla Care, one of the key business areas in the leading European branded
consumer goods company Orkla. Mr. Eriksen has held several key financial
positions during his career in Orkla, including SVP Finance in Orkla ASA and CFO
in Lilleborg. He has also served as head of Business Controlling in RIMI, one of
the former market leaders in Norwegian grocery retail. Stein Alexander Eriksen
started his career as an auditor in Arthur Andersen and holds a M.Sc. in
Economics and Business administration (Siviløkonom) degree from the Norwegian
School of Economics.

Mr. Eriksen is a Norwegian citizen and resides in Norway. He owns no shares in
XXL ASA as of today including ownership of closely related parties.

For further queries please contact:

Tolle O. R. Grøterud
Investor Relations XXL ASA
Tel: +47 90 27 29 59
E-mail: ir@xxlasa.com

About XXL ASA

XXL is a leading sports retailer with stores and e-commerce in Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Austria. It is the largest among the major sports retailers
in the Nordic and the fastest growing among the major sports retail chains in
the World. XXL pursues a broad customer appeal, offering a one stop shop
experience with a wide range of products for sports, hunting, skiing, biking and
other outdoor activities. XXL’s concept is to have the largest stores with the
best prices and the widest assortment of products, focusing on branded goods.

Ekstern link: http://www.newsweb.no/index.jsp?messageId=451827

Nyheten er levert av OBI.

http://www.netfonds.no/quotes/release.php?id=20180522.OBI.20180522S21

XXL ASA - Purchase own shares

Reference is made to the stock exchange release on 26 April 2018 announcing a
program to repurchase own shares.

As part of this program, XXL ASA purchased 35,000 own shares today, 22 May 2018.
The shares were purchased at an average price of NOK 74.61 per share.

After this transaction XXL ASA holds 686,690 own shares, representing 0.49 per
cent of the outstanding number of shares.

For further queries, please contact:

Tolle O. R. Grøterud
Investor Relations, XXL ASA
Tel: +47 90 27 29 59
E-mail: ir@xxlasa.com

About XXL ASA

XXL is a leading sports retailer with stores and e-commerce in Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Austria. It is the largest among the major sports retailers
in the Nordics and the fastest growing among the major sports retail chains in
the World. XXL pursues a broad customer appeal, offering a one stop shop
experience with a wide range of products for sports, hunting, skiing, biking and
other outdoor activities. XXL’s concept is to have the largest stores with the
best prices and the widest assortment of products, focusing on branded goods.

This information is subject to disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12
of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Ekstern link: http://www.newsweb.no/index.jsp?messageId=451893

Nyheten er levert av OBI.

http://www.netfonds.no/quotes/release.php?id=20180522.OBI.20180522S87

XXL ASA - Purchase own shares

Reference is made to the stock exchange release on 26 April 2018 announcing a
program to repurchase own shares.

As part of this program, XXL ASA purchased 37,500 own shares today, 23 May 2018.
The shares were purchased at an average price of NOK 74.42 per share.

After this transaction XXL ASA holds 724,190 own shares, representing 0.52 per
cent of the outstanding number of shares.

For further queries, please contact:

Tolle O. R. Grøterud
Investor Relations, XXL ASA
Tel: +47 90 27 29 59
E-mail: ir@xxlasa.com

About XXL ASA

XXL is a leading sports retailer with stores and e-commerce in Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Austria. It is the largest among the major sports retailers
in the Nordics and the fastest growing among the major sports retail chains in
the World. XXL pursues a broad customer appeal, offering a one stop shop
experience with a wide range of products for sports, hunting, skiing, biking and
other outdoor activities. XXL’s concept is to have the largest stores with the
best prices and the widest assortment of products, focusing on branded goods.

This information is subject to disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12
of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Ekstern link: http://www.newsweb.no/index.jsp?messageId=452022

Nyheten er levert av OBI.

http://www.netfonds.no/quotes/release.php?id=20180523.OBI.20180523S117

XXL ASA - Purchase own shares

Reference is made to the stock exchange release on 26 April 2018 announcing a
program to repurchase own shares.

As part of this program, XXL ASA purchased 32,500 own shares today, 24 May 2018.
The shares were purchased at an average price of NOK 73.96 per share.

After this transaction XXL ASA holds 756,690 own shares, representing 0.54 per
cent of the outstanding number of shares.

For further queries, please contact:

Tolle O. R. Grøterud
Investor Relations, XXL ASA
Tel: +47 90 27 29 59
E-mail: ir@xxlasa.com

About XXL ASA

XXL is a leading sports retailer with stores and e-commerce in Norway, Sweden,
Finland, Denmark and Austria. It is the largest among the major sports retailers
in the Nordics and the fastest growing among the major sports retail chains in
the World. XXL pursues a broad customer appeal, offering a one stop shop
experience with a wide range of products for sports, hunting, skiing, biking and
other outdoor activities. XXL’s concept is to have the largest stores with the
best prices and the widest assortment of products, focusing on branded goods.

This information is subject to disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12
of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

Ekstern link: http://www.newsweb.no/index.jsp?messageId=452159

Nyheten er levert av OBI.

http://www.netfonds.no/quotes/release.php?id=20180524.OBI.20180524S131

Tok ein stor post i xxl på fredag. Tror markedet overreagerte kraftig med 26% nedgang. Noen som kjenner xxl godt?

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Innsidesalg, toppledere som slutter i fleng, svak vekst og dårlige marginer. Videre viser ikke akkurat nøkkeltall som P/E og P/B at aksjen er underpriset. Eneste positive jeg kan se er at selskapet nå skal starte med tilbakekjøp av aksjer.

Nå er jeg generelt litt skeptisk til retailsektoren, men kjøpte selv mine første aksjer i Europris i uken som var. Her viser hvertfall nøkkeltallene tegn til at aksjen er underpriset, men som XXL så har man ikke akkurat sett tegn på at aksjekursen er i ferd med å snu…

Edit:
Leser litt innlegg rundt om får å se hva andre synes om aksjen, og der fant jeg en gammel kjenning i @Spot-On. Må vel være mulig å si at han loddet stemningen riktig :wink:

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Flott badebukse analyse :slight_smile:

3 oppdaterte analyser etter q2 kursmålene er 90/75/70.

Hehe, jeg synes det var en fin input dersom man ser det sammen med fallende marginer. Klart man taper penger dersom man har feil størrelser og varer på lager (selv om undersøkelsen selvsagt ikke er statistisk signifikant) :slight_smile:

Angående analytikere så leser jeg ofte hva de skriver, men ikke alltid de bruker et kart som stemmer overens med terrenget…

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Angående størrelser, så er denne galskapen noe som ser ut å gå igjen i alle sportsbutikker. Størrelse large er «alltid» utsolgt, det eneste man finner er hauger med small og extra-extra-large. Må være noe galt med innkjøpsplanleggingen.

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Med tanke på alle sportskjeder vi har i lille Norge så tror jeg det blir en del konkurser fremover. XXL sine resultater knuser de fleste konkurrenter så tror de står rimelig sterkt. Vurderer å ta en long pot her men litt for volatil akkurat nå, rsi er nede på 18 nå da.

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Hvordan tror dere salgstallene på shortser og badebukser har vært i sommer? Vil anta de har grusa tidligere rekorder ettertrykkelig. Ikke mange å se på gata med dongeribukser ol nå. Kanskje noen leverandører som sliter med leveransene også :thinking:

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Selskapet nevnte at mange handlet sommervarene allerede i mai og at dette var deler av årsaken til at salget dabbet helt av i juni. Med stabilt godt vær så kan man nok dessverre forvente at marginene blir dårlige også i Q3.

Ser at enkelte analytikere nedjusterer prognosene sine nå, så kun Nordea av de som er nevnt her som ligger godt over dagens børskurs.

Jeg blir å følge aksjen fra sidelinjen minst ett kvartal til med mindre ikke en eller flere sporstskjeder legger inn årene. Marginene må opp for at regnestykket mitt skal tilsi kursøkning. Ønsker likevel de som er aksjonærer lykke til og håper jeg tar feil :slight_smile:

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Gjør det samme her, avventer litt fremover ettersom detaljhandel ikke akkurat er voldsomt populær på børs for tiden. Synes Europris frister mer en XXL akkurat nå.

Fin den til Spått on. Hadde vært gøy om det ble satt short på bakgrunn av badebukseanalysen. NB jeg gjorde faktisk en lignende tur innom Europris for å forstå dette forretningskonseptet. Har aldri likt Europris, men de fortsetter å åpne butikker. Ingen kunder, ingen “TRØKK”. Kaotiske butikker som lukter syntetisk. Dårlig lys. Potetgull og WD-40 og plastikkmøbler om hverandre. Skjønner ingenting av det. Er Europris et børsprodukt med butikkene som reklameplakater? Åpnes for øvrig alltid i billige lokaler og fylles med billige produkter. Noen som vet hva de tjener penger på?

PAS har oppdatert til 90kr å beholder kjøp.
CAR har oppdatert til 75kr.
CS har 70kr

Snitt kursmål på de 6 etter oppdatering Q2 er 72 kr

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Varesalg. (Svar type tørt :joy:)

:joy:

Jeg bor sentralt på Østlandet og prøver derfor i utstrakt grad å oppsøke nisjeforhandlerne av for eksempel kajakk, vannsport, katt/hund, jakt og fiske fremfor one stop shops som XXL som har lite utvalg og kunnskap om veldig mye.
Nå er Wallmart et av verdens største selskap så jeg tror ikke det er forettningsmodellen det er noe galt med.

Jeg forstår forøverig heller ikke hvordan europris går rundt med sine tomme butikker på dårlige lokasjoner.

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