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@UKtrader, could you elaborate?
@Uktrader, just for clarification, are Greencore offering shares at 63p?????
Just offered staff share incentive 63p
Am still adding at these levels.
I'm not too far off now after painfully slow averaging down inside my ISA. My other investments are not performing great so its mostly moving divis around that's getting GNC respectable again.
Mary, no I haven't with GNC I have just put in on the back burner while concerntrating on many other shares with divi's etc.
Have thought about ave down but always thought it would make it's own way back up.
Jed, do you not average down? Low 60s I doubled. Patience but believe.
Hi Mary, well it's about time something improved my ave is £1.40 ish here and been in this for 1-2+ years now.
Share buybacks rarely work by boosting price jed. The fact GNC can afford to do so shows the rude health and prospects for LT holders.
An add on for someone in the next few years while the bread is buttered.
Well something isn't going right is it, what are we on now the third share buy back and it hasn't yet made any difference in the SP. Just when is it meant to improve? because it seems likr the city have a big dis-like to this company.
(Sharecast News) - The Sunday Times's Lucy Tobin tipped shares of Greencore to readers.
The sandwich maker's share price had been pummeled in the wake of workers' exodus from the office during and after the pandemic.
They had fallen from £2.60 a share in January 2020 to 80p at present.
Yet commodity prices were easing and according to the British Sandwich and Food To Go Association, Britons' consumption of sandwiches had since recovered to 85% of their pre-pandemic level.
Homeworkers were also said to be spending more on easy lunches, predicting that the overall food-to-go market would be worth £19.8bn by the end of 2023 or 8% more than in 2019.
Furthermore, its net debt had been trimmed and the company was now returning capital and buying back shares.
The trend in operating profits was also pointing higher.
"Sarnies might not improve with age, but Greencore should see tasty growth over the next few years: buy."
As an FCA I have worked through many recesssions job losses etc. Success is improving productivity after shedding the excess bloat. Happens every cycle and long term. Expand when right to do so with plenty of Euromigrants filling the gammon vacancies of this woke world.
More likely here an MBO once the shares in circulation have shrunk.
Job loss never ever improve margins it just gives talent to our competitors.
.. It will take years before we see a penny in divs ,,the SP will hit 50p when the poor numbers come in NOV ...
Not really.
People are paying for inflated prices so strong revenue increase, however input costs matter and a particularly positive move is the low margin contract exited.
As imput costs fall away over the next 6 months 12 months etc, the new businesses will thrive and proift margins recovery.
Buying in ahead of the recovery can be very rewarding as the move up is strongest at the start.
WOuld rather buy / hole at 70p than chase it at 110p. Just saying.
Well I can't believe that, higher sales but stilla small loss.
I guess the SP will NOT be going back to £1.40 ish soon then, just have to wait another year. !!!!!!!
Am expecting a MBO any day here.
Is this sell off over the last few days just a few large shareholders playing safe with the results coming up next week.
Lets hope they are very good and we will be getting a good divi rather than being poor.
Were you down in o sheas last night. I heard mikey o connors uncle died. He was in that nursing home.... ran into patricia when I was in Donnelly butchers and she told me the story. The cows were out on the road again last night as fencing not done yet. Will ring francie later
So at last we have finished the share buy backs and just in time for results in a week or so when they will announce a big rise in profits with a Divi of 4p and the start of the SP rise back up to £1.40.
It's about time we got back to where it should be, as like many I have been sitting on these for a few years now and got nothing back in return.
I am catching. Up on paperwork. I see a charge against Scheme SHs Election in Feb 2019 anyone any idea whar that is about
Thanks
and for a decent dividend
No real movement now for a while, all quiet until 30 th May. Hope for good results
even better - cut the overheads - restore the dividend.
Non production staff managers ,finance IT ect
@ 10%