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Friday broker round-up
Hiscox: RBC Capital Markets reiterates sector performer with a target price of 1,350p.
IMI: Morgan Stanley downgrades to equal weight with a target price of 1,200p.
RSA Insurance Group: Deutsche Bank reiterates hold with a target price of 570p.
Intu Properties: Peel Hunt reiterates hold with a target price of 30p.
B&M European Value Retail: Shore Capital Markets initiates buy with a target price of 429p.
Horizon Discovery Group: Peel Hunt upgrades to add with a target price of 171p.
Rolls-Royce Group: Morgan Stanley reiterates overweight with a target price of 925p.
Intertek Group: HSBC downgrades to reduce with a target price of 4,500p.
United Utilities Group: HSBC downgrades to reduce with a target price of 760p.
Imperial Brands: JP Morgan reiterates neutral with a target price of 1,900p.
Filtrona: JP Morgan reiterates neutral with a target price of 8,300p.
Ti Fluid Systems: JP Morgan downgrades to neutral with a target price of 205p.
G4S: RBC Capital Markets downgrades sector performer with a target price of 200p.
Latest INTU News
- Intu Cancels London Shares And Applies For Johannesburg Cancellation
2 Jul 2020 - UPDATE: Intu Enters Into Administration, Shares Suspended
26 Jun 2020 - TOP NEWS: Intu Likely To Enter Administration As Creditor Talks Fail
26 Jun 2020 - LONDON BRIEFING: Aston Martin Goes Back To Market Cap In Hand
26 Jun 2020 - Intu goes into administration but shopping centres to stay open
26 Jun 2020 - Diploma Says Gibbes Now Chief Financial Officer, Lingwood Steps Down
23 Jun 2020 - Intu Properties Turns To KPMG Ahead Of Credit Facility Covenant Waiver
23 Jun 2020 - Shopping centre owner Intu warns it could go into administration
23 Jun 2020
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INTU.L News
Intu Cancels London Shares And Applies For Johannesburg Cancellation
Intu Cancels London Shares And Applies For Johannesburg Cancellation
UPDATE: Intu Enters Into Administration, Shares Suspended
UPDATE: Intu Enters Into Administration, Shares Suspended
TOP NEWS: Intu Likely To Enter Administration As Creditor Talks Fail
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LONDON BRIEFING: Aston Martin Goes Back To Market Cap In Hand
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Intu goes into administration but shopping centres to stay open
(Sharecast News) - Intu Properties said on Friday that it has gone into administration but its shopping centres will remain open.
Diploma Says Gibbes Now Chief Financial Officer, Lingwood Steps Down
Diploma Says Gibbes Now Chief Financial Officer, Lingwood Steps Down
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(Sharecast News) - Intu Properties warned on Tuesday that it could go into administration and its shopping centres could be forced to close if it can'...
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