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Of course, that is why the brand new business centre was opened in Budapest.
No it doesn't. The costs are still ongoing. Many of the online shoppers will be the elderly, infirm who purchase low value orders.
The inevitable extended lockdown gives a further boost.
LG4444, simple answer: if the divi is for example, 50p, theoretically the share price will drop by 50p.
What impact will the Asia sale make to share price. Surely the company will be smaller so shares will be worth less?
Opinions on this please?
Up she goes.
IMOO, all major UK supermarkets are a Strong Buy in this surreal environment, however, I particularly see SBRY & TSCO better positioned and strangely lot more undervalued than others at present.
Good point pokerchips think Tesco will reduce exposure in central Europe and already sold off some stores in Poland they have different shopping habits and the Tesco model struggles be a gradual reduction and then focus on the UK where we thrive.
BTW, JP Morgan current PT for TSCO is 300, and UBS has 315!
Personally, added big time on this dip/buying opportunity. IMHO and based on fundamentals, TSCO SP is currently significantly undervalued, particularly in today's surreal environment. GLA
All this handing back cash to shareholers.....looks like they have no further ambitions for the future...that expensive adventure into the US and those other distractions, really was a costly lesson. Looks like they will just be sticking to what they have ...
Really needs to get wholesale back on the move again
I do wonder about Central Europe though...i visted a couple of big Tesco in Budapest....fboth stores were far too big for what the customer base was and a pretty uninspiring range overall, probably due to the average spend levels
BERENBERG CUTS TESCO PRICE TARGET TO 280 (295) PENCE - 'BUY'
4.3% dividend at these prices with Tesco intending to return 50% of profit going forward to shareholders in dividend payments plus a 51p per share special dividend due later this year where would you get that in these economic condition NO BRAINER..
Well done 3300 I bought another 3500 grands worth a couple days ago at 223 212 seems great price with all that's happening I am up to my neck to and nervous too but confident got 21500 of these would buy more but the better half won't let me good luck.
A trivial point, but I've been around a German rival this morning and their floor markings are far less 'militarian' and not in-your-face compared with Tescos, plus you don't feel like you're in a human social experiment on a par with Pavlov's dogs.
Hate shorters. Ros crawl back under your stone. Tesco’s great company, great dividends and that special dividend in 3-4 q will really boost my portfolio
Is this all you do all day going around ****ging everyone when they don’t agree with you we’ll get a life man as your not an engineer your not a retail manager so who do you think you are I will tell you ,your a Nobody so get over yourself Nob
The one way system in Tesco stores is the worst decision they've made. What a shambles.
As I mentioned numerous times, this will not be a good set of figures. Although it looked as if sales were huge , costs were higher for all the reasons I posted before. I am expecting the next set to be poorish but the total of next year to be pretty good if the economy can get people back to work. If the economy falls then all bets are off and I have no idea what will happen.
Will there not be a share reduction with the £5 bn payout i.e our holding in Tesco will reduce?
Thanks guys.
Thanks!
Only info is second half of this year for deal to complete so I cant see any update until then and certainly not until deal gets go ahead after all the scrutiny from the monopolies and mergers commission in asia etc same scenario as Booker deal.
21/05/2020 ex divi date.
Anybody know when shares had to be bought to qualify for dividend here.
Clueless: when do you expect clarification of who qualifies for the Special divi?