Sign In
- Home
- Share Prices
- AQSE Share Prices
- Euronext
- US Share Prices
- Stock Tips
- Share Chat
- FX
- News & RNS
- Media
- Trading Brokers
- Finance Tools
- Members
Latest Share Chat
Imperial Brands reports flat first-half sales
LONDON, May 17 (Reuters) - Imperial Brands on Tuesday reported a marginal increase in first half sales as demand for ecigarettes and heated tobacco products helped make up for lower tobacco volumes.
The maker of Winston cigarettes and Backwoods cigars reported adjusted net revenue of about 3.50 billion pounds up 0.3% in constant currencies, for the six months ended March 31. (Reporting by Richa Naidu, Editing by Louise Heavens)
British American Tobacco 
Philip Morris Shares in this article
Latest News
- UK's Burnham urged to reverse national insurance rise costing firms
4 hours ago - UK MPs back benefit boost for 66-year-olds as pension age increases
4 hours ago - US close: Stocks erase earlier losses as SK Hynix debut lifts sentiment
12 hours ago - GLOBAL MARKETS-Wall Street climbs, oil slides as investors bet on AI growth over Middle East tensions
14 hours ago - Oil prices settle lower on hopes for smoother shipping in Strait of Hormuz
15 hours ago - IN BRIEF: Babcock International issues GBP250 million 5-year bonds
16 hours ago - Chile's May copper output falls sharply across top miners
16 hours ago
Related News
LONDON MARKET CLOSE: FTSE 100 held back by AstraZeneca trial setback
(Alliance News) - Heavy falls in AstraZeneca saw London's FTSE 100 underperform European peers, while investors continue to weigh developments in the ...
Astrazeneca
LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: FTSE 100 misses out on rebound as Astra drops
(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were mixed at midday on Thursday, with the FTSE 100 underperforming its European peers as a sharp fall in Ast...
Shell
WINNERS & LOSERS: Astra down on failed test; Computacenter ups outlook
(Alliance News) - The following are the leading risers and fallers among FTSE 100 and 250 index constituents on Thursday.
Standard Chartered
Follow the stocks
