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this has been discussed quite alot on the investors chronicle. very quiet board!
Telegraph's Questor advised selling some to lock in gains. As it is a well-established company that is dealing well with issues that crop up [sugar tax etc] this smacks of not 'letting your winners run'.
Really surprised this share is not moving up further for those wanting a Divi income. i.e. .20.30p ex-divi on 6th December.
Or for those seeking a good share to buy full of Christmas cheers, or rather cheers to those who enjoy the light refreshment given by Britvic!!!!
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Sorry shorters this one is a big buy, big news, and a big dividend being ex divi in only a few days. With the likes of giants such as Prudential supporting this share and revenue increasing by over 5% to £1.5 billion there is only one way this share is going and that is up!!!!!!!
I mean share price
Govt. ban will not effect britvic, as they do not make any energy drinks. I see a steady increase in sport.
Who's idea was it to take profits in Fevertree and buy into Britvic expecting some fizz?<br />Oh, that would be me.<br /><br />Yours Can't Get 'Em All Right<br />vb6 ex ii
Can't understand why this board is so quiet with very good news out and growth in sp. SocGen increase target to 945 and stated this has got growth written all down the income line.
Divis last year were declared on 24th May x divi 1st June paid 14th July 7.2p that was a .2 increase. A friend of mine knew someone in Britvic who attended a meeting with the chairman years ago and he stated this will be a £20 company by 2020. They better get a move on. (Possibly Chinese whispers) :))
Any news around this share?
Morgan Stanley just put out an upgrade overweight target of 870p
Huge rise surely not because of the broker hold recommendation and target of 7.25
No chat and quite a move.. Any info? many thanks.. I'm new to Britvic stocks
...interesting to see what the Placing price is when the bookbuild closes. Citi won't want to pay over the odds and Pepsi will be looking at a good profit. The market will decide!
'PepsiCo, Inc. ("PepsiCo") announces its intention to sell up to all of its 4.5% minority equity stake (up to approximately 11.8 million ordinary shares) in Britvic plc ("Britvic") (the "Placing Shares") held through PepsiCo's subsidiary, Tropicana United Kingdom Limited.� The sale is expected to be executed through an accelerated bookbuild placement with institutional investors (the "Placing"), which will be launched immediately following this announcement.' Will this spoil the good run of late? Seems that Pepsi are cashing in...should we follow suit?
Results look good again, and unlike last time when results were published lets hope that this time we hold onto the SP gains. This is a growth stock paying a %4 dividend and in the near future I'd hope to see a significant SP gain to around the £7 mark.
Hello, very interested in this company as I think it's got good international growth potential in Brazil. Is anyone aware of the other regions that Britvic is targeting outside of the EU and could point me in ten right direction to find out more?
BVIC have been given a chance to change production methods and avoid the Sugar Tax. I feel that now the announcement has been made, BVIC should now start to recover and, hopefully show a sustained increase. If the changes can be made economically, there is no reason that growth should be impeded. Onwards and Upwards!
Tricky one to call I'd say. Yes, the figures look good, even with the 'Sugar Tax' factored in, but the graph is still going the wrong way and although it is tempting, I think I'll hang on a while, but a good long term hold for sure.
I'd attribute it to Goldman Sachs downgrading to neutral while other brokerages are downgrading UK equities in general. Still looks like a decent investment given the numbers they reported and still time to get in for the FY dividend.
Earnings beat forecast and after a great initial response from the market the SP has dropped lower than the day prior to the results. Can only assume it's due to the potential of a difficult 2017.
Dividends The board is recommending a final dividend of 17.5p per share, an increase of 7.4% on the dividend declared last year, with a total value of £46.0m. The final dividend will be paid on 3 February 2017 to shareholders on record as at 9 December 2016. The ex-dividend date is 8 December 2016
Hi Stuart, you will see from the bag. bb that this sugar tax may have come as a surprise to bbc news but not to those on the bag. bb. I see you are mentioning lse's expert blogger having been with barclays and humblebynature was posting in November on here about a barc's man seeing britvic as worthy of a rerating to over £8! Got 2 recommendations that post! Anyhow I wonder if the two companies will look afresh at merging and, on a lighter note, if Jamie Oliver and the Chancellor have been shorting both the companies. Not much room for saying much before the read more appears in the box. Toodle pip.
The Budget 2016 - An investor's perspective - See how Britvic features in the overview by our expert blogger and former Barclays Stockbrokers Director - Read it here - http://www.lse.co.uk/lseBlogs/blogEntry.asp?section=expert&blog=david-harbage-blog&entry=na2bja&full-url=blogs/expert/david-harbage-blog/na2bja/