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Muc-ed-off-
Going from £10.7M to £4600 in profit one year to the next is pretty sensational.
So sensational that it sounds like an accounting thing rather than reality. People are still buying (fewer) Bromptons.
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Going from £10.7M to £4600 in profit one year to the next is pretty sensational.
Not really. Their profit from bike sales was down a few percent and their operating costs were up a few percent. That’s all it takes.
I can’t see anything particular juicy in their Companies House report.
Jameo
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Bit misleading/sensational/scaremongering title and article.
There's more that had happened in the past year of which was not disclosed.