Currys plc (DSITF)

OTCMKTS · Delayed Price · Currency is USD
1.690
0.00 (0.00%)
May 27, 2025, 4:00 PM EDT
78.74%
Market Cap 1.85B
Revenue (ttm) 11.07B
Net Income (ttm) 254.46M
Shares Out n/a
EPS (ttm) 0.23
PE Ratio 7.29
Forward PE 10.92
Dividend n/a
Ex-Dividend Date n/a
Volume 8,000
Average Volume 20,139
Open 1.650
Previous Close 1.690
Day's Range 1.650 - 1.690
52-Week Range 0.877 - 1.690
Beta 1.11
RSI 89.94
Earnings Date Jul 3, 2025

About Currys

Currys plc operates as a omnichannel retailer of technology products and services in the United Kingdom, Ireland, Norway, Sweden, Finland, Denmark, Iceland, Greenland, and the Faroe Islands. The company offers consumer electronics and mobile technology products and services; iD Mobile, a mobile virtual network operator solution; and provides consumer electrical repair and insurance services. It sells its products through franchise and own stores operated under Currys and Elkjøp brand names, as well as through online channels. The company was fo... [Read more]

Founded 1884
Employees 24,462
Stock Exchange OTCMKTS
Ticker Symbol DSITF
Full Company Profile

Financial Performance

Financial numbers in GBP Financial Statements

News

UK Stock Market News: Currys, JD Sports, Tortilla Mexican Grill

Profits beat forecasts at Currys, JD Sports sales slowdown concerns but dividend hiked, Tortilla wraps up FY25 with sizzling outperformance

7 days ago - The Armchair Trader

Currys raises annual profit outlook for third time this year

British electricals retailer Currys raised its annual profit forecast for the third time this year as rising sales countered growing costs, it said on Wednesday.

7 days ago - Reuters

Retailers warn Chinese sellers ‘dumping’ goods on UK marketplaces

The boss of Currys said there are early signs that stock meant for the US is already being diverted to the UK.

6 weeks ago - Evening Standard

Currys raises profit forecasts again amid ‘robust’ demand

Shares in the company shot higher in early trading as a result.

7 weeks ago - Evening Standard

UK Stock Market News: Chapel Down, Currys, Assura

Profit upgrade at Currys, Chapel Down shows resilience despite weak consumer market, Primary Health revises Assura offer

7 weeks ago - The Armchair Trader

John Lewis and Waitrose staff to get pay rise of up to 9% ahead of new minimum wage rules

It follows other retailers such as Marks and Spencer, Currys and B&Q which have announced plans to lift store staff's pay this week.

2 months ago - This is Money

John Lewis and Currys staff to get pay rise ahead of April minimum wage increase

About 65,000 John Lewis shop workers will get a raise of at least 7.4% while Currys’ 15,000 retail staff will get a 6% increase.

2 months ago - Evening Standard

Currys launches Xbox console repairs programme

The retailer has become the first Xbox Authorised Service Provider in the UK and Ireland.

3 months ago - Evening Standard

Currys Is Cooking Up The Ultimate Comeback

4 months ago - Seeking Alpha

How U.K. retailer Currys is working with Accenture, Microsoft and Avanade to deliver better in-store customer experience

The ingredients for digital transformation may be known, however, it is how they are mixed that determines the outcome.

4 months ago - Fortune

UK's Currys targets more automation and offshoring to mitigate cost hikes

British electricals retailer Currys will speed up automation and move more business processes to cheaper locations abroad to reduce the impact of rising costs, its boss said on Wednesday.

4 months ago - Reuters

Currys warns it will hire fewer staff due to Budget cost hit

The group said last month it was facing an extra £32 million in wage costs from Budget measures and that price rises would be ‘inevitable’.

4 months ago - Evening Standard

Currys Restarts Dividends Payout After Robust Christmas Sales

Currys said it expected profit for fiscal 2025 to beat market expectations and that it would restart paying dividends following a robust Christmas period.

4 months ago - The Wall Street Journal

Currys Restarts Dividends Payout After Robust Christmas Sales

Currys said it expected profit for fiscal 2025 to beat market expectations and that it would restart paying dividends following a robust Christmas period.

4 months ago - WSJ

UK Stock Market News: Experian, Currys, Fiinu

Experian, Currys and Fiinu are Tony Cross's three headlines from today's uk stock market open

4 months ago - The Armchair Trader

UK's Currys raises profit outlook after Christmas sales rise

British electricals retailer Currys raised its annual profit outlook after reporting a 2% rise in underlying sales for the Christmas trading period, with strong demand for mobile phones, gaming and co...

4 months ago - Reuters

Currys shares pick up speed going into Christmas: is it time to buy?

We take a deeper dive on Currys shares using trend following analytics and artificial intelligence to assess their performance.

5 months ago - The Armchair Trader

Currys PLC (DSITF) (H1 2025) Earnings Call Highlights: Strong Profitability and Cash Flow ...

Currys PLC (DSITF) (H1 2025) Earnings Call Highlights: Strong Profitability and Cash Flow Improvements Amid Market Challenges

5 months ago - GuruFocus

Currys says price rises ‘inevitable’ as it faces £32m profits hit from budget

Electronics retailer says national insurance increase will add costs and depress investment and hiring Currys said price rises were “inevitable” as it told shareholders that it expected to face £32m i...

5 months ago - The Guardian

Currys says price rises 'inevitable' after Budget

The retailer says it had not planned for the full impact of recent changes to tax and other government policy.

5 months ago - BBC

Currys rues impact of budget and warns of hit to consumers

Currys has warned of a drop in consumer sentiment over the past six months, with the chain plotting price rises to help offset the impact of the new Labour government's first budget.

5 months ago - Sky News

Currys Warns of Price Rises After £32 Million UK Budget Hit

Currys Plc warned that price increases are inevitable at the electronics retailer after the Labour government’s budget added £32 million ($40.9 million) to its costs.

5 months ago - BNN Bloomberg

Currys boss says price rises ‘inevitable’ due to Budget cost increases

Alex Baldock also warned that policies announced by the Chancellor in October will ‘depress investment and hiring’ plans.

5 months ago - Evening Standard