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In normal times I agree that recession is bad for recruitment. But the world hasn't got much excess labour at the moment. Most sectors are under staffed. The energy crisis will soon be over and the world will bounce back well before the recruitment sector cools down.
Peaky are you invested here or just a sideliner comenting ?
Recruitment Will fall during a recession.
More good news. It's almost endless but the SP is reluctant to go on an upwards journey. Oh well, the dividend helps whilst we wait.
Nice dividend declared should see share price rise
As long as it’s cash rather than an announcement of another share buyback programme// abdn, lloy etc. , happy days.
As across the piece with share buybacks see LLOY, ABDN ETC. , Hays buybacks doing absolutely nothing for shareholders…voted against last time given the chance, will vote against next time..would be nice if institutional investors would do the same.
As a reminder, the Board will add any residual amount of our share buyback programme to our £100 million cash buffer when calculating any FY22 special dividend.
Record growth, high profit and a solid future outlook due to a tight job market. What more can Hays do to encourage a Sp rise? Special dividend?
more like, share buybacks avoid having to give higher divi..which may not be maintainable...thus avoiding bad PR when the divi has to be cut back. HAS has given special payments before so would rather they did that than waste shareholder profits on buybacks
Maybe share buybacks are a genius move. A shorter can guarantee that someone will buy their dumped shares. The buyer gets a cheaper deal and can take more shares from the market. The shorter knows when the seller plans to stop buying and can clear off just before. Leaving the SP to take a natural upward course.
another company that thinks share buybacks are better than dividends...and is it helping their share price? not a lot.
this is starting to rise now, with all the good news. gla.
Another record quarter. SP still stuck in the wrong direction!
This sector must be booming, trading updates for sector confirm but SP sad and company hoovering up shares in buyback programme..net result, share price continues down....was there ever any reason why buybacks were good for PIs?
Looks like a short attack to me.
Think it is the markets in general. Good chance to pick up some bargains like HAS. I bought this week, so will also get the dividend which more than pays for the stamp duty on the purchase. HAS is at a year low, yet the revenue and profit is at record levels. Technically it looks ready to break out to the upside, though the market may prevent this. I have left some dry powder and will buy more if we break below 120p. We also have a 100M special dividend to look forward to, which should be north of 6p. Not to mention the buy backs.
This is bonkers. Hays have never been so busy. They will smash revenue and profit targets.
Apart from being an excellent hold, any reason for this dip?
It will be announced in February when accounts are published date is on rns
Trading update - Am i right in thinking there was no mention of an interim dividend in the update?
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Trading update coming next Tuesday?
Should be a good one