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Good to see the CEO earning his £1million + salary.
Time to break the Company up and release value.
Bought in 8% drop total punt no research other that I new name and aware of business & brands but got shares at £50.28 into sipp so long game thought worth gamble in long run or even quick return if overdone seems very big drop considering pedigree end day I am not exactly loaded up should worst occur no warren bufffet any thoughts
I think the fall is overdone, though not unexpected. when they use the word "unsatisfactory" to describe Q4's performance you know the shares will get hit. But I don't think it's that bad. Next year they predict similar rises from health & Hygiene (~ 5%) & nutrition to return to growth. Full of strong brands & I've been doing my bit with Lem Sip & Strepsils this year!
I think after the dust settles we may see a steady climb up to the next announcement!
The final proposed dividend is 115.9p (2022: 110.3p) per share. Ex divi date. 11th April. What`s not to like getting in at these prices.
Hope things pick up with the cost of living crisis being main cause for decline in sales. Saw this coming 3yrs ago with life and inflationary costs making people flock to LIDLS or store brands for 50% cheaper versions
Does anyone know/understand what this Woodsford retail claim is about?
1st half results looked pretty decent to me, especially the 5% bump in the divi. But the markets clearly think otherwise, hence the 2.3% drop in the share price. I'll hold, and buy more on any excessive dips if cash is available, as I have been since these were £3ish when I bought my first few 100 in the mid 80s.
Well written, one sided however but gives me great motivation to add more shares
Hi all, just giving a second and final push on the blog I wrote about Reckitt, which I am a shareholder in, as I suspect some of you might find it of interest. The blog can be found here: https://tbifund.wordpress.com/2023/05/13/reckitt-rkt-ln-the-power-of-brands/
Hi all, I have written a blog about Reckitt, which I am a shareholder in, that you may find of interest. Feedback very welcome! The blog can be found here: https://tbifund.wordpress.com/2023/05/13/reckitt-rkt-ln-the-power-of-brands/
Decent results posted today - rev LFL up 8% but SP down 2%
Well done - never wrong to bank a profit.
Sold what I bought @5571 last October. Will be back in at some later stage.
"Reckitt climbing while the the majority of shares plummeting"
It's not unusual at all - Reckitts is seen as a safe harbour. So when there is turmoil you often see Reckitts & Unilever bucking the trend
https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1010175/reckitt-benckiser-should-enjoy-more-normalised-base-says-broker-1010175.html
Reckitt Benckiser should enjoy a more normalised base as it comes out of three years of reinvestment, according to JP Morgan.
The US banking giant has an overweight rating on the stock with a target price set at 7,500p.
As a result, the broker increased the total shareholder returns for Reckitt by 12% to 15% per year through a combination of “leveraging its volumes-driven medium-single-digit top line and increasing cash returns” via buybacks and dividends.
The cornerstone to JP Morgan’s equity story includes evidence of improved execution and share gains as well as cash generation with increasing returns.
The flesh-out of the business has bolstered its market share gains and increased penetration, which should drive positive momentum as the consumer goods giant delivers on its innovation pipeline and benefits from improved pricing position, said the broker.
The stock trades at near three-year lows and at a 20% to 30% discount to peers, noted the broker.
Reckitt climbing while the the majority of shares plummeting
Anyone would think a takeover was on the horizon!
Someone mentioned Incoherent strategy and to some extent that may be true.RKT were looking at disposing of infant nutrition in the rest of the world in early 2022 having sold their China business previously.Then US brand leader Abbott had a supply crisis which has led to RKT taking Infamil to No.1. As the US market settles downiwould not be surprised to see sales discussions for baby reignited.
There's a lot in play in Consumer Health, which has driven RKT growth, with J&J separating its CH division this year, Unilever didn't hide its ambitions to acquire GSK's coveted CH brands (now listed as Haleon).
IMO CH is where the action will take place in 2023 and I expect some consolidation amongst key players like HAL, RKT, ULVR & J&J.
It's in the results announcement - Final Div: 110.3p Ex Div date 6th April. Pay Date 24th May.
Any mention of the next divi payment, ex divi and payment dates???
Good brands. Positive results. Good future outlook. SP has been weak 2021/22 - should be higher ~65xx. Time will tell. I'm keeping hold of my shares and will add more on any dips.
"We are now 28% larger than we were in 2019. Our healthy balance sheet underpins our financial strength, and we are delighted to grow the dividend in 2022 with the aim to deliver sustainable dividend growth in future years."
Decent results in the current economic climate. Hopefully the share price will kick on a bit now.
Nice 8.5% increase to the final dividend.
Consumer goods firm Reckitt Benckiser said net revenue grew 9.2% to GBP14.45 billion in 2022 from GBP13.23 billion in 2021. It swung to a pretax profit of GBP3.07 billion from a loss of GBP260 million. Like-for-like net revenue growth was 7.6%, with a decline in the Hygiene division offset by strong growth in Health and Nutrition. Reckitt raised its annual dividend by 5.0% to 183.3p. Looking ahead, it targets like-for-like net revenue growth in the mid-single digits, excluding the US nutrition impact. "We enter 2023 as a strengthened business with enhanced financial, operational and brand resilience, and continued growth momentum," said CEO Nicandro Durante.
Rkt is NOT a bargain until they get a voice from this company after the departure of their CEO to starbucks and we stop getting fed news about starbucks on apple stock alerts on this stock.
Think that tells you everything..,
Better if with AZN or even Novartis & Roche as they are TRULY defensive stocks to a certain degree
i bought at 5700p and have 1yr of divi’s. Just going to leave for another 10yrs and see where we are … hopefully 8000p. fingers x
SLOW BURNER these are. So stop stressing
The sp has gone backwards over the 2 years I’ve held them. Doesn’t feel defensive to me, unless that means going down less than some other shares!
Not really seeing a coherent strategy from management and don't think they will be able to keep their high margins with such a bad execution policy