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On the Beach

February 2024

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OTB’s AGM was told that following its best ever summer, the Group began FY24 with a record forward order book and significant momentum. This has continued into the peak booking period with Winter ‘23 TTV currently 34% ahead and Summer ‘24 running significantly ahead. After investing in brand, technology and supply, OTB’s asset light model and net cash of £76m (46p a share) means it is one to include in your portfolio this year and is why I made it a 2024 NAP last month. Buy. ...

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OntheBeach - Cash rises to 45p a share (January 2024)

On the Beach - Trading at top end of expectations (October 2023)

OntheBeach (June 2023)

On the Beach (February 2023)

On the Beach - Shares move to seven-month high (January 2023)

On the Beach - CEO buys £2m at 129.5p in August (September 2022)

On The Beach (June 2022)

OnTheBeach (March 2022)

On The Beach - Down but not out - recovery buy (July 2021)

On The Beach (March 2021)

On The Beach (May 2020)

On The Beach (September 2019)

On The Beach (March 2019)

On The Beach - Enters long haul beach space (January 2019)

On The Beach (September 2018)

On the Beach - Gain to date: 111% (July 2018)

On the Beach - H2 sales up 70% whilst non marketing costs remain flat, electrifying profits (January 2018)

On The Beach (June 2017)

On The Beach - A strong start to the year (April 2017)

On the Beach - New highs for shares as first four month sales jump +20% (March 2017)

On The Beach - Trading at top end of expectations (December 2016)

On The Beach (August 2016)

OnTheBeach (June 2016)

On The Beach - Market disruptor with low cost base (January 2016)

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