Dr. Martens plc: marching towards turnaround

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Dr. Martens plc: marching towards turnaround

10 May 2023

Successful, timeless brands don't come up for a discounted sale very often. Will Dr. Martens' recent issues turn out temporary, and allow contrarian investors to pick up stock at bargain prices?

I believe this is more likely than not, and the starting gun will be fired on 1 June 2023.

My latest report looks at:

  • How well the brand is doing in most markets.
  • Just how much headroom to grow the company still has.
  • How undervalued the stock is both in absolute and relative terms.

If you ever considered looking at Dr. Martens as an investment rather than a way to channel your inner rebel, now is a good time to do so – and I have already done the hard work for you!

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