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Always strong lobbying to get Alcohol tax reduced. There are unique circumstances, however Sunak does not have a bottomless pit. The suspicion Corporation Tax will be hiked will hurt every Company
Government to cut beer tax to help pubs, this will be a great boost to the SP (would post an article but there's plenty online)
You will be a tad worse for wear then!!!!! Thoroughly deserved after this wait!
Going forward, a question for you guys?
With the fleet of breweries in the CMBC, Eagle brewery has a massive site and large brewing capacity, storage. Now with the impact COVID has had damaging profit etc, would it not make sense now Carlberg hold the larger hand to close down the landlocked smaller breweries such as Ringwood and Jennings? Eagle were knocking out 70 brews a week when brewing red stripe, cobra and the wells brews amongst other contract beers, now only doing 10-15 a week. Selling the smaller breweries/business off would help recoup lost earnings and would not lose out any production capacity, to me it’s a no brainer!
Yeah its not going to be long now until that £1 resistance is hit, look at the facts.
- COVID cases and deaths falling nationwide.
- 19 million vaccinated.
- Opening dates (agreed)
- No curfew or meals required when pubs re-open.
- Furlough extended
GLA - See you in the beer garden !
A bit too early to state that.
The share price remains below 105p and we could have had 105p risk free on 29 January.
Highlights that they were right to reject the 105p offer. Alert level has just dropped in the UK from level 5 to level 4. Positive momentum behind MARS....
I was hoping for the same short term, but I'll doubt you'll get that now, think this will just steadily incline now well into next year (there maybe some opportunities to buy in low when the next report is released as I doubt the figures will be good)
Anticipation of some level of normality resuming would be my guess.
Why the spike today? Find this share’s movement hard to read. Looking for low 90’s entry point.
Second job buy a pint for everyone in the pub to push our share price up... it s my birthday on the day the pubs open so happy days
Agree ... i like NRR, MARS for recovery ... still researching MAB, but you may well be right
Personally as one of the survivors, with the post vaccine roaring 2020s beckoning, I think MARS and MAB could see highs not seen since the 2000s
Mars is a good play on pub re-opening ... also look at NewRiver (NRR) who is lagging pub peers by ~40% during the pandemic (despite most of their pubs paying rents) ... massive re-rate coming there
Well have to say I was very wrong in my short term prediction, announcement far more promising than expected. Long term prediction still remains the same though- 1.2+ come late spring
Beware any analysis from Simply Wall Street. I have blocked them from my news feeds as their analysis and their facts are often wrong. These people were recommending Carillion a week AFTER they went into administration.
When my local Marstons reopens will be to take the Christmas decorations down.
Back into the £1+ territory now, outdoor beer gardens allowed to open from April 12th (7 weeks)
whenever the pubs re-open ( which could be 2-3 months ) the initial costs are tremendous, staff wages in the first week,supplier invoices after 2 weeks, rent ,rates electricity etc and probably a customer reluctance initially to frequent the event through caution. If they are trading initially at a loss all be it with income coming in how does that support a share price that is not far away from the offer that was rejected??? I AM NOT BEING DEFEATIST JUST PRACTICAL.
Ramping aside I am incredibly wary about topping up at these levels in the short term, particularly as pubs will most likely be closed until late Spring and MARS have rejected the offers presented to them. This will go down before it goes up IMO
Gawd, I can't wait for pubs to open again...
concur...
121p is looking very realistic, look at the facts, the vaccine roll out is already reducing cases, deaths and the R rate is rapidly dropping all over the UK. I would suspect more support will be given to the industry in the next Budget on the 3rd.
Interesting to read about the recent share price offer for Marston's from Platinum Equity Advisors which was recently rejected by the board of first 88 pence then 95 pence and finally 105 pence .... Was 105 pence a good offer for Marston's ????
Well - Simply Wall Street -who are quite analytical with company shares say that the current share price is undervalued by 25 % and 121 pence should be the fair Value for Marston ....It seems that the final offer was still to low to be accepted...
Thanks YoYoMa, I always try to be objective which does not suit all, but then my investment strategy is always LT. You have done well here, good for you.
My veiws on the Welsh venture are well known. I hope RF proves me wrong. Your realistic opinions and perception will be missed, but hopefully as you say you will pop in occasionaly.
All the best for the Future and Post Covid.