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Why this ASX retail share is tipped as “tremendous”

Specialist fashion jewellery retailer Lovisa Holdings Ltd (ASX: LOV) certainly didn’t escape the ravages of COVID-19 lockdowns unscathed.
The Lovisa share price plunged by more than 65% from 21 February through to 20 March last year. But it’s largely been uphill from there, with Lovisa shares having rocketed more than 500% from their 19 March 2020 lows.
Despite declining revenues and profits reported for the first half of the 2021 financial year, the ASX retailer ended the half year with $42.5 million cash in hand. The company also upped its interim dividend to 20 cents per share (cps), having paid 15 cps in H1 FY20.
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