The Foschini Group (JSE: TFG)
Last traded- Open
- R49.50
- Prev Close
- R49.19
- Day High
- R50.67
- Day Low
- R49.01
Key statistics
| Market cap | R15.7B |
|---|---|
| P/E | 12.2 |
| EPS | N/A |
| Div yield | 5.42% |
| 52W high | R123.87 |
| 52W low | R46.92 |
| Volume | 2.56M |
| Listed | N/A |
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What the community is sayingBullish
Investors are pleased that The Foschini Group Limited has broken through the R50 price level, trading at R50.37 with multiple participants noting the technical significance of this move above the key psychological barrier.
Summarized from 3 posts · updated nightly
does TFG actually make money from stores or just hold the brands
Foschini's got all the brands people actually wear, Sportscene does the heavy lifting in tough times when folks just want basics. If they can keep the stores busy through winter without blowing out margins, there's something there.
is 49.20 expensive for one share, or is that cheap compared to other companies?
TFG's sitting just below 50 and honestly the question is whether people are still spending on clothes when electricity's eating their budget. That said, their Sportscene side does alright because gym gear and basics don't go out of fashion like fancy dresses do.
TFG's basically betting people still want new clothes even when times are tight, and the Sportscene side keeps them honest in that space. Close to R50 now, which is where a lot of people were watching anyway.
Foschini's got decent brands but the thing that matters is whether people are still buying clothes when load-shedding's got them stressed about electricity bills. 49.49 is fair if they can hold their margins.
Does TFG pay dividends and how often, or is it mainly a price growth play?
What helped me was understanding that when you own a share of TFG, you own a tiny piece of a real business, the shops and all. So when Foschini or Sportscene makes money selling clothes, some of that profit can come back to you as a dividend, or the share price can go up because the company is worth more. That's it, really.
Last close was 49.49, sitting just below 50. If people actually start spending on clothes again after load-shedding kills their mood, TFG moves. But that's the bet really, ja.
@easystreet_jse yep, 50 is right there.