Analyst Price Target is GBX 1,242.50
▲ +35.09% Upside Potential
This price target is based on 6 analysts offering 12 month price targets for Dunelm Group in the last 3 months. The average price target is GBX 1,242.50, with a high forecast of GBX 1,430 and a low forecast of GBX 1,060. The average price target represents a 35.09% upside from the last price of GBX 919.75.
Current Consensus is
Moderate Buy
The current consensus among 6 contributing investment analysts is to moderate buy stock in Dunelm Group. This rating has held steady since December 2024, when it changed from a Hold consensus rating.
Dunelm is the UK's market leader in homewares with a purpose 'to help create the joy of truly feeling at home, now and for generations to come'. Its specialist customer proposition offers value, quality, choice and style across an extensive range of c.70,000 products, spanning multiple homewares and furniture categories and including services such as Made to Measure window treatments.
The business was founded in 1979 by the Adderley family, beginning as a curtains stall on Leicester market before expanding its store footprint. The business has grown to 180 stores across the UK and has developed a successful online offer through dunelm.com which includes home delivery and Click & Collect options. 152 stores now include Pausa coffee shops, where customers can enjoy a range of hot and cold food and drinks.
From its textiles heritage in areas such as bedding, curtains, cushions, quilts and pillows, Dunelm has built a comprehensive offer as ‘The Home of Homes’ including furniture, kitchenware, dining, lighting, outdoor, decoration and DIY. The business predominantly sells specialist own-brand products sourced from long-term, committed suppliers.
Dunelm is headquartered in Leicester and employs over 11,000 colleagues. It has been listed on the London Stock Exchange since October 2006 (DNLM.L) and the business has returned over £1bn in distributions to shareholders in the last ten years*.
* Ordinary dividends plus special dividends plus special distributions.
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