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Hi, They recently announced a significant investment plan of €41 billion by 2026. This focuses on renewable energy and grid modernization, aligning with the global push for clean energy [Iberdrola Strategic Plan 2024-2026]. The consensus estimate from analysts that cover the company price target is now 12.68 onward and upwards
I can use this board as my own personal blog as no one else posts. Share price still disappointing. Even the CEO thinks so
What is going on with this company. The SP is the same as it was in 2007. WTAF
€12.50 today. iberdrola keeps going up. Wishing I hadn’t sold last month. Heigh hoe
€11.90 as it stands
Might have known they’d go up after I sold!
I think you’ll get your money for them
F17dge. Sorry I’d given up the ghost here too. I sold 2000 shares today at €11.48. Going to pay off a chunk of the mortgage. Pre digital era lol you’re making me feel old here. I got my first Scottish Power share in 1990 when they privatised. I’ve got 5000 iberdrola shares left. I’m leaving them until they hit €20. I’m giving it 5 years
Hi
Sorry id given up the ghost here on replies. No no he bought the shares in a share dealers he used now and again when he dablled in the markets. A pre digital era.
I will attempt to cash them in to get shares in this and if no joy may buy some anyway. What a nice company!
Is at 11.25.. thinking of selling
Scottish Power were night over by Iberdrola. Did your Dad work for Scottish Power?
So had the oddest thing happen to me today
I was looking for some service history of an old Mercedes my father has had from the late 80s. And i come across a paper certificate of Scottish power shares he bought in 1995. Its for 200 shares. Is that this company or did they go under. Any help appreciated.
Shares creeping back up. Hopefully the March to €20 starts again
Not many post in this Iberdrola forum
Energy giant Iberdrola has pledged to plough more than 40 per cent of its total investment until 2014 into its UK operations as its ScottishPower business proved a star turn in resilient annual trading results. The Spanish multi-national's commitment came as ScottishPower Renewables also revealed yesterday that it has won planning permission from the Scottish Government to build a giant 96-turbine windfarm at Kilgallioch, south of Barrhill in south-west Scotland. Iberdrola said �4.4 billion (�3.8bn) would be invested in the UK over the three-year period, the lion's share of it in ScottishPower, but also other operations including those in the north-west of England and Wales. [The Scotsman]
Iberdrola's renewable energy unit is negotiating the sale of its main asset, Europe's largest windpower project with 1,200 megawatt capacity in Romania, to Chinese company Sinovel, Spanish financial daily El Economista reports. Sources close to the operation confirm that talks are ongoing but that there is no binding offer. For a deal to go through, the Chinese company must find a partner to deveop the windpower farm, which will supply energy to a million homes and will reduce carbon dioxide emissions by 1.25 million tons. The sale would be part of a divestment strategy being prepared by the Spanish power company that will be presented in London on Wednesday following the quarterly earnings presentation. Analysts at Deutsche Bank have raised their price target for Iberdrola to €4.20 from €3.80 and reiterated their hold rating.
Is shown here in Euro -so you get 25% discount .Buy in sterling with some brokers and in ISA
For half year results go to www.ibe.com Results show a 44% decline in Spanish earnings but this is counterbalanced by increased global earnings particularly 24% up from USA. Its the owner of Scottish Power sadly sold to them by our UK shareholders -a once great divi payer.However Iberdrola shares are still cheap having fallen a long way. It pays a stock dividend iwithout any witholding tax unless you want cash you have to ask. Buy on weakness trade or keeplong term.