Electrocomponents set for FTSE 100 as a founding member is seen ousted
Electrocomponents set for FTSE 100 as a founding member is seen ousted
Read moreElectrocomponents set for FTSE 100 as a founding member is seen ousted
Read more(Sharecast News) - Johnson Matthey rallied on Monday following a report that India's Tata Chemicals is interesting in buying the company's batteries business.
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Read moreTOP NEWS: Johnson Matthey falls to loss on cost of battery metals exit
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Read more(Adds quotes, details)By Yadarisa ShabongNov 24 (Reuters) - Johnson Matthey's first-half profit almost doubled to surpass pre-pandemic levels, the British chemicals maker said on Wednesday, as it unveiled a share buyback plan and agreed to sell it...
Read more(Sharecast News) - Chemicals company Johnson Matthey on Wednesday said it had sold its advanced glass technologies business to Fenzi Holdings for £178m as it reported a half-year loss and announced a £200m share buyback.
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Read more(Sharecast News) - Soaring fertiliser costs on the back of the gas crisis will prolong high food prices globally, which are already at their loftiest in half a century, until 2023. Economists at BCA Research forecast that global food prices will continue to increase during the following year and remain high into 2023. Furthermore, supply chain analysts say that supermarkets cannot insulate buyers the rising cost pressures indefinitely. - Sunday Telegraph
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