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Showroomprive.com: First half 2020 results return to positive EBITDA of €7 million and strengthened financial structure

Showroomprive.com 
Showroomprive.com: FIRST HALF 2020 RESULTS RETURN TO POSITIVE EBITDA OF 
EUR 7 MILLION AND STRENGTHENED FINANCIAL STRUCTURE 
 
27-Jul-2020 / 08:00 CET/CEST 
Dissemination of a French Regulatory News, transmitted by EQS Group. 
The issuer is solely responsible for the content of this announcement. 
 
     C 
 
FIRST HALF 2020 RESULTS 
 
RETURN TO POSITIVE EBITDA OF EUR 7 MILLION 
 
AND STRENGTHENED FINANCIAL STRUCTURE 
 
  La Plaine Saint Denis, 27 July 2020 - Showroomprivé (SRP Group), a leading 
 European online retailer specialising in fashion for the Digital Woman, has 
          published its results for the first half of 2020 ended 30 June. 
 
Against a more favourable backdrop for e-commerce in the second 
quarter, SRP Group began reaping the rewards of its strategic 
decisions and 2018-2020 Performance Plan to optimise processes, 
as economic indicators improved 
 
Return to growth in Q2 (up 19%), making up for the 20% decline 
in Q1 
 
· Strong business momentum since April (consumer shift towards 
e-commerce), which continued post-lockdown 
 
· Successful revitalisation of the offering (appeal, new 
brands) 
 
· Customer loyalty and a proven ability to attract new buyers 
through controlled investments in marketing 
 
Return to positive first half EBITDA[1] at EUR 7 million, vs. a 
EUR 23 million loss in H1 2019 
 
· Sharp increase in the gross margin to 37.1% (from 29.4% in 
H1 2019) thanks to strategic measures (increased selectivity 
of business, shift away from the firm purchase model towards 
conditional purchases and dropshipping, improved returns and 
inventory management) and the change of delivery terms during 
the confinement period 
 
· Optimisation of operating expenses, particularly marketing 
and logistics 
 
First half net loss reduced by nearly EUR 35 million to 
EUR 6.6 million 
 
· Despite EUR 3.7 million in non-recurring expenses 
(restructuring) and a EUR 0.9 million tax charge 
 
Strengthened financial structure by agreement with banks 
 
· Shareholders' equity of EUR 146 million, to be strengthened 
through a c. EUR 10 million capital increase 
 
· Gross cash and cash equivalents of EUR 118.3 million, with 
a semester positive free cash flow of EUR 26.5 million 
 
· Net borrowings reduced to EUR 3.4 million (including 
EUR 21.6 million lease liabilities under IFRS 16) 
 
Performance continues to improve 
 
            Consistently strong positioning and business assets: 
 
· 9th biggest French e-commerce website - base of 10 million 
members, +1 million new members in H1 
 
              Strong growth and profitability drivers identified 
 
· Continued transition of the purchasing model towards 
conditional purchases and dropshipping 
 
· Gradual ramp-up of the SRP Media contribution 
 
· Development of digital offers (Ticketing/Travel) 
 
       Operating expenses under control - Stabilised operational 
                                                      management 
 
          H1 2020 KEY FIGURES 
 
(EUR  million)            H1 2019 H1 2020 Variation 
 
Net revenues                302.0   302.7    +0.7 
Total Internet revenues     298.0   300.6    +2.6 
Gross margin                88.7    112.4    +23.7 
as % of revenues            29.4%   37.1%   +7.7pts 
Current operating expenses  119.8   114.0    -5.8 
as % of revenues            39.7%   37.7%   -2.0pts 
EBITDA                      -23.2    7.0     +30.2 
EBITDA margin               -7.7%   2.3%   +10.0pts 
Net results                 -41.4   -6.6     +34.8 
 
  Showroomprivé co-founders and co-CEOs Thierry Petit and David Dayan, said: 
 
"Our first-half results have exceeded our initial expectations. We were able 
          to step up our recovery in the second quarter thanks to a healthy 
 combination of internal and external factors. While we undeniably benefited 
  from a consumer shift towards e-commerce during the health crisis, we were 
also able to capitalise on a renewed and more attractive offering, thanks to 
     business initiatives set up with our partner brands. We also focused on 
       providing a more efficient service to our customers, which has helped 
 increase customer satisfaction and grow our loyal customer base. Our growth 
          momentum continued post-lockdown. 
 
  Another highlight was of course the return to positive EBITDA in the first 
  half, confirming the trend towards a gradual improvement in profitability. 
    This growth is a key factor in the Performance Plan launched in 2018, as 
       reflected by the gross margin increase and the reduction in operating 
 expenses. The bottom line is still negative but has improved significantly. 
   In addition to these encouraging results, our financial position has also 
        been bolstered with net debt nearing zero, thanks to solid cash flow 
          generation in the first half. 
 
We have also secured medium-term financing thanks to renewed confidence from 
  our banking partners, while our cash position will be further strengthened 
          by the c. EUR 10 million capital increase currently underway. All 
   indicators are gradually turning green. However, we remain vigilant given 
the current environment, and aim to continue along the trajectory we've been 
          following for the past few months." 
 
          DETAILED COMMENTS BY TYPE OF INDICATOR 
 
Revenues 
 
(EUR  thousand)      H1 2019            H1 2020       Variation 
Internet 
revenues 
France                248,888            255,136         +2.5% 
International          49,070             45,433         -7,4% 
International         297,958            300,568         +0,9% 
Total Internet         4,085              2,165         -47,2% 
revenues 
Other revenues        302,043            302,733         +0,2% 
 
 H1 2020 net revenues were stable compared to H1 2019 at EUR 302.7 million, 
  with Q2 growth of 19% offsetting the Q1 20% decline. Since April 2020, the 
 Group has enjoyed a strong business recovery which continued post-lockdown, 
   partly driven by the consumer shift towards e-commerce. Showroomprivé has 
        been able to capture this momentum in e-commerce through a series of 
          decisive strategic decisions: 
 
· The roll-out of attractive and updated offerings under the guidance of 
the new sales management, and the expansion of teams to offer a dynamic 
sales platform 
 
· Rapid adaptation of our purchasing and delivery conditions to palliate 
the constraints of the health crisis. 
 
   The Group also posted a high degree of customer satisfaction and delivery 
   quality during this period, helping to strengthen its loyal customer base 
          (NPS[2] of 43%, up from 34% in H1 2019). 
 
   Online sales in France amounted to EUR 255.1 million, up 2.5%, driven by 
  the core online sales business in Q2 2020 and by the development of growth 
  drivers such as SRP media. However, the health crisis curbed revenues from 
          other non-core businesses by around EUR 6 million. 
 
International revenues fell 7.4% to EUR 45.4 million, mainly resulting from 
a decrease in Saldi Privati revenues due to greater selectivity of offerings 
 and an impact on the behaviour of local consumers during the health crisis. 
 
 Other non-strategic revenues, including non-internet sales, were down 47.2% 
  year-on-year. This decrease is mainly due to a volume effect, as the Group 
 decided to switch from a firm purchasing model to conditional purchases and 
   dropshipping, resulting in fewer products sold through the physical sales 
  channel (wholesale). This strategy aims to clear stock with the purpose of 
          reducing the related logistical costs. 
 
Key performance indicators (without Beauteprivee) 
 
                               H1 2019 H1 2020 Variation 
Cumulative buyers* (millions)   9.394  10.149    +8.0% 
Buyers** (in millions)          2.166   2.114    -2.4% 
of which loyal buyers***         1.8     1.8     -3.0% 
in % of total buyers             83%     83%       - 
Number of orders (in millions)  6,708   6,413    -4.4% 
Revenue per buyer               126.3   128.9    2.1% 
Average Number of orders         3.1     3.0     -2.0% 
Average Basket size (EUR )     40.8    42.5     +4.2% 
 
    * All buyers who have made at least one purchase on the group's platform 
          since its launch 
 
          ** Member who made at least one order during the year 
 
     *** Member who made at least one order during the year and at least one 
          order during previous years 
 
 The number of buyers in the first half of the year was more or less stable, 
with a Q2 rebound of around 7% largely making up for the decline in Q1. This 
       performance is in line with the continued optimisation of acquisition 
          marketing investments. 
 
However, the concentration of marketing efforts helped consolidate the loyal 
customer base at 1.8 million over the period, in line with measures aimed at 
 boosting engagement, loyalty and brand preference. This base now represents 
      83% of the total number of buyers and generated 88% of Group revenues. 
 
  Furthermore, the brand's consistent appeal has helped the Group strengthen 
its base of first-time buyers, with around 360k new buyers in H1 2020, while 
         sustaining a healthy average basket value in the order of EUR 130. 
 
Cost structure 
 
(EUR  million)                       H1 2019 H1 2020 Variation 
Net revenues                           302.0   302.7    +0.7 
Cost of goods sold                     213.3   190.4    +23.0 
Gross margin                           88.7    112.4    +23.7 
as % of revenues                       29.4%   37.1%   +7.7pts 
Marketing*                             12.1     7.7     -4.4 
as % of revenues                       4.0%    2.6%    -1.4pt 
Logistics and order processing         77.4    76.0     -1.4 
as % of revenues                       25.6%   25.1%   -0.5pt 
General and administrative expenses    30.3    30.3       - 
as % of revenues                       10.0%   10.0%      - 
Total of current operational expenses -119.8  -114.0    -5.8 
as % of revenues                       39.7%   37.7%   -2.0pts 
Operating income                       -31.1   -1.6     +29.4 
 
EBITDA                                 -23.2    7.0     +30.2 
of which France                        -19.5    7.0     +26.5 
of which International                 -3.7      0      +3.7 
 
     *In accordance with AMF recommendations, the amortisation of intangible 
          assets recognised during a business combination is presented under 
          "underlying EBIT", as marketing costs. 
 
H1 2020 gross margin increased sharply by EUR 23.7 million to EUR 112.4 
million. Gross margin accounted for 37.1% of revenues, versus 29.4% in H1 
2019. This 7.7 percentage point increase breaks down as follows: 
 
· +3.8 pp from 2019 inventory clearance and more efficient returns 
management; 
 
· +3.5 pp from the increase in the gross margin of online sales due to 
greater business selectivity and the shift away from a firm purchasing 
model towards conditional purchases and dropshipping. The change in 
delivery terms during the confinement period contributed 1.2 points; 
 
· -0.5 pp related to the lack of activity on the travel due to the health 
situation; 
 
· +0.7 pp from the ramp-up of SRP Media; 
 
· +0.3 pp from improved wholesale conditions (fewer inventories from firm 
purchases). 
 
   This positive change in the gross margin vindicates the Group's strategic 
   decisions. These developments were also accompanied by a EUR 5.8 million 
  reduction in operating expenses, (EUR 6.6 million before depreciation and 
  amortisation) in line with the objectives of the Performance plan launched 
          in 2018. This optimisation includes: 
 
· a significant EUR 4.4 million reduction in marketing expenditure, due 
to decreased marketing pressure at the beginning of the year and access to 
attractive advertising rates in the second quarter; 
 
· a EUR 1.4 million decrease in logistics costs compared to H1 2019. The 
Group is beginning to reap the rewards of the gradual streamlining of its 
logistics chain (warehouses and subcontractors). The reduction was curbed 
by the increase in home deliveries during the lockdown, due to the closure 
of pick-up points; 
 
· stable general and administrative expenses. The impact of the savings 
measures implemented over the past year on payroll are still masked by the 
recognition of non-recurring expenses of around EUR 2 million in H1. 
 
       Finally, the Group returned to positive EBITDA in H1 2020 at EUR 7.0 
  million, versus EBITDA losses of EUR 23.2 million in H1 2019 and EUR 8.3 
          million in H2 2019, thereby confirming the trend towards a gradual 
          improvement in profitability. 
 
    After depreciation, amortisation and provisions, operating income before 
        cost of share-based payments and other operating income and expenses 
   amounted to EUR 1.6 million loss, nonetheless an improvement on H1 2019. 
 
Net income 
 
(EUR  million)                        H1 2019 H1 2020 Variation 
Operating income before cost of         -31.1   -1.6     +29.4 
share-based payments and other 
operating income and expenses 
Other operating income and expenses     -12.8   -3.7     +9.1 
Operating income                        -43.9   -5.4     +38.5 
Cost of financial debt                  -0.2    -0.3     -0.1 
Other financial income and expenses     -44.1   -5.7     +38.4 
Profit before tax                        2.6    -0.9     -3.5 
Income tax                              -41.4   -6.6     +34.8 
 
 Other operating income and expenses (EUR 3.7 million net expense) comprise 
   sundry non-recurring expenses totalling EUR 3.1 million (disputes, fees, 
impairment loss linked to the discontinuation of a project) and EUR 600,000 
          in costs of share-based payments. 
 
 Financial expenses remained under control at EUR 0,3 million and the Group 
          recorded a tax charge of EUR 0,9 (CVAE business value-added tax). 
 
Accordingly, the Group posted a net loss of EUR 6.6 million, i.e. an 
improvement of close to EUR 35 million versus H1 2019. 
 
Cash-flow elements 
 
(EUR  million)                             H1 2019 H1 2020 
Cash flows related to operating activities   -28.7   31.3 
Cash flows related to investment activities  -30.5   -4.8 
Cash flows related to financing activities   19.9    42.8 
Net change in cash and cash equivalents      -39.3   69.3 
 
      Cash flow from operating activities rose sharply to EUR 31.3 million, 
compared to a EUR 28.7 million outflow in H1 2019, because of a significant 
        EUR 27.0 million reduction in working capital requirement, improved 
          operating earnings and a healthy EBITDA cash conversion ratio. The 
      improvement in working capital was the result especially of a cyclical 
  effect linked to the progression of the supplier position due to the level 
          of activity in the second half of the year. 
 
 These cash flows largely financed net cash outflows on capital expenditure, 
   which were limited to EUR 4.8 million for the period. As such, the Group 
   generated a free cash flow surplus of EUR 26.5 million, all of which was 
          used to strengthen its cash position. 
 
         Cash flows from financing activities amounted to EUR 42.8 million, 
     including two new lines of credit granted by CAIDF (Caisse Régionale de 
    Crédit Agricole Mutuel de Paris et d'?Zle-de-France) comprising a EUR 35 
      million 90% state-guaranteed PGE loan, under the agreement signed with 
   banking partners on April 29, 2020, and a second loan of EUR 10 million. 
 
Balance sheet 
 
ASSETS 31/12/2019 30/06/2020   LIABILITIES 31/12/2019 30/06/2020 
(EUR                          (EUR  
millio                         million) 
n) 
Total    224.3      219.1      Total         152.2      146.1 
non-cu                         shareholder 
rrent                          s' equity 
assets 
Total    164.1      246.3      Total          20.8      118.5 
curren                         non-current 
t                              liabilities 
assets 
   o/w    48.4       46.4              o/w    20.3      118.0 
Invent                           financial 
   ory                                debt 
   o/w    49.0      118.3      Total         215.4      200.9 
  Cash                         current 
   and                         liabilities 
  cash 
equiva 
 lents 
                                       o/w    58.1       3.7 
                                 financial 
                                      debt 
Total    388.4      465.5      Total         388.4      465.5 
Assets                         liabilities 
                               and 
                               shareholder 
                               s' equity 
 
          Shareholders' equity stood at EUR 146.1 million at 30 June 2020. 
 
The Group had solid gross cash and cash equivalents of EUR 118.3 million at 
      30 June 2020. Cash flow generation in the first half helped reduce net 
   financial debt to EUR 3.4 million at 30 June 2020, compared to EUR 29.4 
          million at 31 December 2019. 
 
   Net financial debt includes EUR 21.6 million in lease liabilities (under 
IFRS 16) at 30 June 2020. Without this accounting item, the Group would have 
          posted positive net cash of EUR 18.2 million. 
 
   Most of the gross financial debt is due in more than one year, reflecting 
    the new financing arrangements and extension of maturities obtained from 
          banking partners under the agreement signed in April. 
 
  The current capital increase is an integral part of the agreement with the 
       creditors. For a maximum amount of EUR 10 million, guaranteed by the 
founding directors up to 75%, this capital increase will strengthen the cash 
          position. 
 
 The Group is therefore in a solid financial position that will enable it to 
          embark on the next stages of its road map with confidence. 
 
FORWARD-LOOKING STATEMENTS 
 
  This press release solely contains summary information and is not intended 
  to be detailed. This press release may contain forward-looking information 
 and statements relating to the Group and its subsidiaries. These statements 
include financial projections and estimates and their underlying hypotheses, 
statements with respect to plans, to objectives and to expectations relating 
  to operations that are still to come, to future revenues and services, and 
   statements with respect to future performance. Forward-looking statements 
      can be identified by the words "believe", "anticipate", "objective" or 
       similar expressions. Even if the Group believes that the expectations 
  reflected by such forward looking statements are reasonable, investors and 
  shareholders of the Group are advised of the fact that the information and 
 forward-looking statements are subject to numerous risks and uncertainties, 
  many of which are difficult to predict and generally out of the control of 
      the Group, which could imply that the effective results and events can 
      differ significantly and in an unfavourable manner from those that are 
    communicated, implied or indicated by this information and these forward 
    looking statements. These risks and uncertainties include those that are 
  advanced or identified in the documents filed or that are to be filed with 
  the Financial Markets Authority by the Group (in particular those detailed 
  in chapter 4 of the reference document of the Company). The Group does not 
          take on any commitment to publish updates of the forward-looking 
information, this whether subsequent to new information, to future events or 
          to any other element. 
 
          UPCOMING INFORMATION 
 
Revenue of the 3rd quarter of 2020: end October 2020 
 
ABOUT showroomprive.com 
 
 Showroomprivé.com is a European player in event-driven online sales that is 
       innovative and specialized in fashion. Showroomprivé proposes a daily 
 selection of more than 2,000 partner brands over its mobile applications or 
  its Internet site in France and in six other countries. Since its creation 
          in 2006, the company has undergone quick growth. 
 
   Listed on the Euronext Paris market (code: SRP), Showroomprivé achieved a 
gross business volume with all taxes included of more than 821 million euros 
  in 2019, and net revenue of 616 million euros. The Group employs more than 
          950 people. 
 
          For more information: https://www.showroomprivegroup.com [1] 
 
          Contacts 
 
Showroomprivé                                    ACTUS finance & 
                                                   communication 
François de Castelnau, CFO                  Grégoire Saint-Marc, 
                                              Investor relations 
investor.relations@showroomprive.net      showroomprive@actus.fr 
                                               +33 1 53 67 36 94 
 
Priscilla Le Minter, Communication          Manon Clairet, Press 
                                                       Relations 
priscilla.leminter@showroomprive.net           mclairet@actus.fr 
+33 1 76 21 50 16                              +33 1 53 67 36 73 
 
          APPENDICES 
 
          INCOME STATEMENT 
 
(EUR         2018     2019   %Change H1 2019  H1 2020  %Change 
thousands) 
Net         672,233  615,562   -8.4%  302,043  302,733   +0.2% 
revenues 
Cost of     -428,465 -428,018  -0.1%  -213,330 -190,360  -10.8% 
goods sold 
Gross       243,769  187,544  -23.1%   88,713  112,373   +26.7% 
margin 
Gross        36.3%    30.5%   -5.8,pt  29.4%    37.1%   +7.7,pt 
margin as % 
of revenues 
Marketing1  -34,551  -24,706  -28.5,% -12,101   -7,721   -36.2% 
As % of       5.1%     4.0%   -1.1,pt   4.0%     2.6%   -1.4,pt 
revenues 
Logistics & -157,895 -152,373  -3.5%  -77,364  -75,997   -1.8% 
fulfilment 
As % of      23.5%    24.8%   +1.3,pt  25.6%    25.1%   -0.5,pt 
revenues 
General &   -56,976  -57,247   +0.5%  -30,305  -30,297     - 
administrat 
ive 
expenses 
As % of       8.5%     9.3%   +0.8,pt  10.0%    10.0%      - 
revenues 
Total Opex  -249,422 -234,326  -6.1%  -119,770 -114,015  -4.8% 
As % of      37.1%    38.1%   +1.0,pt  39.7%    37.7%   -2.0,pt 
revenues 
 
Current      -5,653  -46,782    N.A   -31,057   -1,642   -94.7% 
operating 
profit 
Other         -681   -21,638    N.A   -12,802   -3,726   -70.9% 
operating 
income and 
expenses 
Operating    -6,334  -68,420    N.A   -43,859   -5,368   -87.8% 
profit 
Net finance   -224     -591   +163.8%   -210     -354    +68.8% 
costs 
Other         -77      -122     N.A      4        26    +518.3% 
financial 
income and 
expenses 
Profit       -6,636  -69,133    N.A   -44,064   -5,695   -87.1% 
before tax 
Income       2,280    -1,329    N.A    2,645     -896     N.A 
taxes 
Net income   -4,356  -70,462    N.A   -41,420   -6,591   -84.1% 
EBITDA       5,120   -31,440    N.A   -23,164   7,049     N.A 
EBITDA as %   0.8%     N.A      N.A    -7.7%     2.3%   +10.0,pt 
of revenues 
 
1 In compliance with the recommendations of the AMF, amortization of 
intangible assets recognized upon business combinations is indicated in the 
"Current Operating Income" within marketing expenses 
PERFORMANCE INDICATORS1 
 
                     2018   2019 %Change H1 2019 H1 2020 %Change 
CUSTOMERS METRICS 
Cumulative buyers   9,031  9,785   +8.3%   9,394  10,149   +8.0% 
(in thousands) 
France              7,200  7,749   +7.6%   7,462   8,023   +7.5% 
International       1,831  2,035  +11.2%   1,932   2,126  +10.1% 
Buyers (in          3,481  3,162   -9.2%   2,166   2,114   -2.4% 
thousands) 
France              2,783  2,533   -9.0%   1,747   1,718   -1.6% 
International         698    629   -9.9%     420     395   -5.7% 
Revenue per Buyers  176.0  176.0    0.0%   126.3   128.9   +2.1% 
(EUR ) 
France              180.3  181.2   +0.5%   128.9   132.6   +2.8% 
International       159.1  155.3   -2.4%   115.4   113.0   -2.0% 
 
ORDERS 
Total orders (in   15,085 13,368  -11.4%   6,708   6,413   -4.4% 
thousands) 
France             12,232 10,837  -11.4%   5,443   5,229   -3.9% 
International       2,854  2,530  -11.3%   1,266   1,183   -6.5% 
Average Orders per    4.3    4.2   -2.4%     3.1     3.0   -2.0% 
Buyer (in number 
of orders) 
France                4.4    4.3   -2.6%     3.1     3.0   -2.3% 
International         4.1    4.0   -1.6%     3.0     3.0   -0.8% 
Average Basket       40.6   41.6   +2.5%    40.8    42.5    4.2% 
Size 
France               41.0   42.3   +3.2%    41.4    43.6    5.3% 
International        38.9   38.6   -0.8%    38.2    37.8   -1.2% 
 
1 Hors Beauteprivee 
 
BALANCE SHEET 
 
(EUR  thousands)                          31/12/2019 30/06/2020 
NON-CURRENT ASSETS 
Goodwill                                      123,685    123,685 
Other intangible assets                        54,466     52,623 
Tangible assets                                44,849     41,563 
Other non-current assets                        1,347      1,273 
Total non-current assets                      224,348    219,144 
CURRENT ASSETS 
Inventory                                      48,373     46,427 
Accounts receivable                            20,548     23,090 
Deferred tax assets                             4,657      4,828 
Other current assets                           41,443     53,676 
Cash and cash equivalents                      49,049    118,333 
Total current assets                          164,070    246,355 
Total assets                                  123,685    123,685 
 
NON-CURRENT LIABILITIES 
Long term financial debt                       20,349    118,004 
Obligations to personnel                           65         65 
Other provisions                                  347        352 
Deferred taxes                                     77         77 
Total non-current liabilities                  20,838    118,498 
Short-term financial debt                      58,064      3,654 
Accounts payable                              110,470    137,548 
Other current liabilities                      46,870     59,675 
Total current liabilities                     215,405    200,877 
Total liabilities                             236,243    319,375 
Total shareholders' equity                    152,175    146,124 
Total liabilities and shareholders' equity    388,418    465,499 
 
CASH FLOWS 
 
(EUR  thousands)               2018     2019   H1 2019  H1 2020 
Net income for the period     -4,355  -70,462  - 41,420  - 6,591 
Adjustments for non-cash       5,542   20,360    10,026   11,110 
items 
Cash flow from operations      1,187  -50,101  - 31,394    4,519 
before finance costs and 
income tax 
Elim of accrued income tax    -2,280    1,329   - 2,646      896 
expense 
Elim of cost of net              224      591       210      353 
financial debt 
Impact of change in working    5,533   26,385     7,826   27,023 
capital 
Cash flow from operating       4,664  -21,796  - 26,004   32,790 
activities before tax 
Income tax paid                2,046   -4,226   - 2,700  - 1,487 
Cash flow from operating       6,710  -26,022  - 28,703   31,303 
activities 
Impact of changes in               0  -22,317  - 22,317        - 
perimeter 
Acquisitions of property     -18,306  -16,720  - 10,835  - 4,893 
plant & equipment and 
intangible assets 
Changes in loans and              84      -48     - 137       62 
advances 
Other investing cash flows       292    2,898     2,834        1 
Net cash flows from          -17,930  -36,187  - 30,455  - 4,830 
investing activities 
Capital increase              37,978        -         -        - 
Transaction on own shares       -183        -      - 94     - 45 
Increase in share capital         39        -         2        - 
and share premium reserves 
Issuance of indebtedness      21,700   35,827    22,221   45,000 
Repayment of borrowings      -18,595   -4,339   - 1,990  - 1,766 
Net interest expense            -202     -613     - 208    - 342 
Other flows from financing                         - 29 
activities 
Net cash flows from           40,737   30,839    19,902   42,847 
financing activities 
 
Net change in cash            29,527  -31,356  - 39,253   69,283 
 
RECONCILIATION OF THE EBITDA 
 
(EUR  thousand)                                 S1 2019 S1 2020 
Net result                                       -41,420  -6,591 
Am. of intangible assets recognized on the           567     567 
occasion of a business combination 
Am. and dep. fixed assets                          7,326   8,124 
of which depreciation in Logistics and order       1,273   2,462 
processing 
of which depreciation in General and               6,053   5,662 
administrative expenses 
Cost of share-based payments                         134     611 
Non-recurring items                               12,668   3,115 
Cost of financial debt                               210     354 
Other financial income and expenses                   -4     -26 
Income tax                                        -2,645     896 
EBITDA                                           -23,164   7,049 
 
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       [1] EBITDA, as defined by the Company, includes the net income before 
        amortization of intangible assets recognized at the time of business 
       combinations, the amortization of tangible and intangible assets, the 
   non-recurring items, the cost of shares based payments including expenses 
 from the issue of free shares and share options allocated to employees, net 
    financial cost and other financial income and expenses as well as income 
taxes. EBITDA is not a measure of financial performance under IFRS standards 
   and the definition of the term used by the Group may not be comparable to 
          similar terms used by other companies. 
 
[2] Net promoter score - indicator of customer loyalty 
 
Regulatory filing PDF file 
 
File: FIRST HALF 2020 RESULTS RETURN TO POSITIVE EBITDA OF EUR 7 MILLION 
AND STRENGTHENED FINANCIAL STRUCTURE [2] 
 
Language:     English 
Company:      Showroomprive.com 
              1, rue des Blés - ZAC Montjoie 
              93210 La Plaine Saint-Denis 
              France 
Internet:     showroomprive.com 
ISIN:         FR0013006558 
AMF Category: Inside information / News release on accounts, results 
EQS News ID:  1101937 
 
End of Announcement EQS News Service 
 
1101937 27-Jul-2020 CET/CEST 
 
 
1: https://eqs-cockpit.com/cgi-bin/fncls.ssp?fn=redirect&url=1575f39a1fd817ff679ca5f06609a822&application_id=1101937&site_id=vwd&application_name=news 
2: https://eqs-cockpit.com/cgi-bin/fncls.ssp?fn=redirect&url=20d87f2e52f66438fad31b8c62948d82&application_id=1101937&site_id=vwd&application_name=news 
 

(END) Dow Jones Newswires

July 27, 2020 02:00 ET (06:00 GMT)

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