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Discover Leisure loss widens, says meeting Q4 expectations a challenge
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Caravan and motorhome dealer Discover leisure Plc. said meeting trading expectations in the final three months of the year will be challenging due to the economic conditions.
Announcing a pretax loss of 1.8 million pounds for the six months to end February, widening from 788,000 pounds the previous year, and revenue up to 51.8<!-- start of mpu --> <script type="text/javascript">loadAd('mpu');</script>million pounds from 10.1 million, the group said its first half was in line with expectations. However, it added that the outlook for the second six months is more uncertain.
The operator of 16 branches across the UK said the normal seasonal uplift was depressed by an early Easter and worse than average weather which led to lower than expected results in March and April. The group added that better weather in May heralded a clear uplift with higher volumes in all areas which were closer to expectations.
simon.meads@thomsonreuters.com sjm 28 May 2008
LONDON (Thomson Financial) - Caravan and motorhome dealer Discover leisure Plc. said meeting trading expectations in the final three months of the year will be challenging due to the economic conditions.
Announcing a pretax loss of 1.8 million pounds for the six months to end February, widening from 788,000 pounds the previous year, and revenue up to 51.8<!-- start of mpu --> <script type="text/javascript">loadAd('mpu');</script>million pounds from 10.1 million, the group said its first half was in line with expectations. However, it added that the outlook for the second six months is more uncertain.
The operator of 16 branches across the UK said the normal seasonal uplift was depressed by an early Easter and worse than average weather which led to lower than expected results in March and April. The group added that better weather in May heralded a clear uplift with higher volumes in all areas which were closer to expectations.
simon.meads@thomsonreuters.com sjm 28 May 2008