Frasers Group (ZVX) Stock Price & Analysis
ZVX Stock Chart & Stats
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- Market Cap
- CHF 4.25B
- Enterprise Value
- CHF 5.01B
- Total Cash (Recent Filing)
- CHF 388.90M
- Total Debt (Recent Filing)
- CHF 2.53B
- Price to Earnings (P/E)
- 10.5
- Beta
- 0.19
- Next Earnings
- Dec 03, 2026 (Est.)
- EPS Estimate
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Bulls Say, Bears Say
Bulls Say
Diversified Omnichannel Retail Model
The combination of multiple retail categories, owned and licensed brands, physical stores, e-commerce and supporting logistics gives Frasers several routes to reach customers. This breadth can improve resilience, support cross-selling and reduce reliance on a single format or product segment over the next several quarters.
Resilient Revenue And Sustained Profitability
Revenue has remained meaningfully above its 2021 base while net income stayed positive throughout 2022–2026. That record indicates an established operating model with durable customer demand and earnings capacity, even though annual performance has fluctuated and the latest operating profit softened.
Materially Stronger Balance Sheet
Lower debt and higher equity strengthen the capital structure and provide greater resilience than the prior year. Healthy mid-teen returns on equity also show that the business continues to generate solid profitability relative to its capital base, improving financial flexibility for investment and operations.
Bears Say
Unreliable Free Cash Flow
The shift from strong positive free cash flow to negative free cash flow indicates that investment or working-capital demands are absorbing cash. Continued volatility could reduce funding flexibility, make shareholder returns less dependable and increase sensitivity to execution and capital-allocation decisions.
Weaker Latest Operating Profit
Lower operating profit reduces the earnings contribution available from the group’s retail operations and raises questions about near-term operating leverage. If the weakness persists, it could constrain reinvestment capacity and offset some of the benefits from revenue recovery and improved balance-sheet strength.
Exposure To Discretionary Demand
Frasers’ premium and luxury activities depend partly on discretionary purchases, which can make sales more sensitive to changes in customer spending and product availability. This exposure may create uneven performance across categories and complicate the sustainability of growth during softer demand periods.
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Company Description
Frasers Group
Frasers Group plc, which changed its name from Sports Direct International plc in December 2019, is a major global retailer focused on athletic and casual clothing, footwear, and equipment. The company conducts its business through an extensive network of department stores, standalone shops, and e-commerce platforms, reaching consumers both within the United Kingdom and across the world. Beyond its primary retail operations, Frasers Group also participates in the wholesale distribution and sale of sports and leisure goods, alongside engaging in various licensing agreements. Its business structure comprises five distinct segments: UK Sports Retail, Premium Lifestyle, European Retail, Rest of World Retail, and Wholesale & Licensing. The group offers a wide array of products, featuring its own brands like Slazenger, Everlast, and Lonsdale, as well as a multitude of well-known third-party labels such as Flannels, House of Fraser, Jack Wills, and Sports Direct. By April 25, 2021, Frasers Group maintained a substantial physical presence, including 806 sports retail outlets in the UK, 486 sports retail stores throughout Europe, 33 stores in Malaysia, 44 in the United States, and 179 dedicated Premium Lifestyle stores. Established in 1982, Frasers Group plc is based in Shirebrook, United Kingdom, and operates under the ownership of MASH Holdings Limited.
- Sector
- Consumercyclical
- Industry
- Specialty Retail
- CEO
- Michael Patrick Murray
- Employees
- 33,000
- Website
- www.frasers.group
- Address
- Brook Park East, Shirebrook, NG, NG20 8RY, GB
