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Analysts have lowered Boohoo Group’s price target from £0.252 to £0.221, citing weak UK consumer demand, structural pressures in UK retail, and concerns that the company’s shift to marketplace and capital-lite models has not shown sufficient progress beyond Debenhams to offset these headwinds. Analyst Commentary Pivot to a capital-lite, marketplace model showing success at Debenhams but not broadly at Boohoo Weaker UK consumer demand is impacting revenue outlook Structural pressures within the UK retail sector remain Ongoing challenges in scaling new business models Concerns that positive developments are not sufficient to offset macro headwinds What's in the News Debenhams Group (formerly Boohoo Group) is considering selling its PrettyLittleThing brand as part of a major turnaround strategy.

The downward revision in boohoo group’s price target reflects reduced revenue growth expectations and a higher discount rate, lowering the consensus fair value from £0.269 to £0.252. Valuation Changes Summary of Valuation Changes for boohoo group The Consensus Analyst Price Target has fallen from £0.269 to £0.252.