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I think the board should be putting something out regarding the drop in share price. Something must be in the know of the mm's.
Another drop today. Topped up again.....but falling knife coming to mind now.
That's always the question? Better day today. I exited last May at 130 but bought back in again yesterday. Still not sure what current target should be but at least 100. GLA
Any ideas on the continuing fall in price. Got me beat.
of news threason for the drift lower of the share price?
on Monday. What is everyone expecting if anything?
onwards and upwards from now on , hope to see SP improvement soon
Seems good imo..
i see, Mary Berry is joining the company (as an adviser ?)
Classic topping out formation looks like it will go below support of 102p in the near future. Wait and see.
Nice to see some steady progress. Bought in at 120 and kept on going down ,however it looks like the tide is turning.
Am I missing something?
Pleased with the sales growth. Just a bit concerned that there are implications that costs have increased ("Consumer markets remain challenging and organic growth has been hard won, requiring significant promotional investment, NPD and fresh layers of infrastructure") whereas the integration of new businesses should have reduced costs. Overall however happy to hold as this does seem to be a well run company and has done well fro me over the years.
Integration fully complete and still going strong, impressive.
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Good results. Business is growing and well managed.Interesting RNS. One for my bottom draw. BUY BUY BUY
Well and truly broken out of the last few weeks trading range this morning, let's hope that it holds. Hopefully good results and further news of trading on Monday 21 September
Cmon 100. you can do it FiFs. 200 posts in 8 years. lol
Buy into baker Finsbury Food while the shares are still rising: One of the U.K.’s largest bakery companies, Finsbury makes cakes, speciality breads and morning goods, such as croissants and rolls, for the U.K.’s supermarkets, cafes, wholesalers and restaurants. It has licences with Disney, Nestle, Marvel and Thorntons and has had particular success with its Spiderman and Frozen-themed party cakes. A few years ago, however, Finsbury embarked on a major restructuring programme to bolster its balance sheet and turn around what was then a struggling business creaking under a pile of debt. Admittedly, consumer markets remain challenging and the well-documented problems affecting the supermarket sector - still a major customer for the group - show no signs of abating. Finsbury is also increasing capital spending this year as it integrates Fletchers and Johnstones. However, Finsbury is now a larger, more diversified business and that should help it ride out any short-term hurdles. Finsbury is also set to reap the benefits that come with scale and a bigger distribution network. The group expects to outperform its profit targets, leading analysts to upgrade full-year forecasts. That doesn’t reflect the potential of recent acquisitions, the strong organic growth profile and the opportunity for Finsbury to make further acquisitions in an industry ripe for consolidation. Questor says Buy.
growing steadily through growth and select acquisitions. Revenues up 45.8% plus EBITDA and profit outperformance Panmure Gordon buy target now 110p
Finsbury Food buys Just Desserts: Finsbury Food Group, which supplies baked goods to leading national coffee shop chains, has completed its acquisition of Just Desserts, saving the group from administration
Finsbury looks to save 150 East Kilbride jobs: Finsbury Food Group, Owner of Scottish cakes producer Lightbody, is in talks to buy an East Kilbride bakery in a deal that would save 150 jobs.
Nice rise here. worked in Lightbodys when I was at school. Economy must be doing well if people are buying Cakes again. Im not stalking you btw MY21, but you are dont half get about :))
Frozen cakes help double profits at Finsbury Food Group: Baker Finsbury Food said a new acquisition had helped it almost double half year profits despite a “challenging” period in the grocery sector amid the supermarket price war.
Finsbury Food Group Plc (FIF.L) Announced, in its unaudited interim results for the six months ended 27 December 2014, that revenue from continuing operations rose to £107.57 million from £86.64 million reported in the same period a year ago. Its results from operating activities were £4.51 million, compared with £2.60 million in the corresponding period of last year. Its profit before tax was £4.06 million, compared with £2.08 million reported in the same period a year ago. Its adjusted diluted EPS was up 78% to 3.2p (H1 2013: 1.8p per share). The company declared an interim dividend per share of 0.83p (H1 2013: 0.25p per share).