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People who make these deal are way more clever than you and me. BK will be the biggest loser from a bad deal than you i think.

Discodave4561,

Remember, BK is a shrewd businessman, has built this business from scratch to this level and most of his wealth is tied with this company . I don't think we need to worry about deatails we know nothing and understand nothing.

YU. achieved PBT £31m in the second half last year on revenue of £265m.

With turnover over£300m, PBT might turn out to be higher than £25m even on a lower margin.

Buying in the market is good for large companies but not for YU. They need more shares in the marketnot less .

There's need for a stock split, to the ratio of 10 to 1 perhaps.

There was one in March with final results, and one is coming this months or probably this week. I'm happy with it.

YU. is a mature business now. Don't expect too many updates like before.

In the past TUs have been 8th July, 19th July and 25th July.

Could it be this week?

Back to 1700.

YU. have been beating the analysts forecasts by a very big margins in the past. There's every chance it's going to happen this time too IMO.

My guess is EPS for the first half will be more than double the last years first half. Just a guess.

TU due in the next 2 weeks? Last year it was on 25th July.

TUI saw searches for late summer package holidays surge by almost 20% and an increase of over 10% in bookings yesterday as Britons seek to shake off election fatigue and swap their voting cards for boarding passes. Searches for winter sun holidays was also up significantly up by almost 30%.

The top choice for voters seeking to escape to sunnier climes are short haul and mid-haul destinations in Europe with Greece the most searched destination and Turkey, Cyprus and The Canaries all seeing more than 20% increase in in web searches week on week.

The Midlands seems to be the region keenest to escape the ballot blues with a well-deserved holiday with bookings up 19%, with the North and Scotland both seeing significant uplifts week on week. TUI MD, Andrew Flintham said: “After a season of debate and decision-making, we’re seeing a significant number of people wanting to recharge and reconnect with the world beyond the ballot box. The uptick in search for holidays to the sun shows a clear desire for a break after the election."

https://www.walesonline.co.uk/whats-on/travel/huge-surge-holiday-searches-bookings-29497161

LONDON, July 9 (Reuters) - Wizz Air

expects further delays in deliveries of Airbus

planes, but the budget carrier remains confident it can increase its capacity over the next few years, its Chief Executive Jozsef Varadi told Reuters.

The low-cost airline, which flies an all-Airbus fleet, has already faced challenges related to Pratt and Whitney RTX

engines, with 45 of its planes set to be grounded this summer over inspections and 35 next summer, placing constraints on its capacity.

Https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/wizz-air-sees-delivery-delays-after-airbus-cuts-targets-ceo-says-20

Wizz Air to axe 45 aircraft next year . Wizz Air was one of the main airlines hit by issues with RTX engines this year and had said it would face a capacity reduction as a result.

All major US airlines reporting this month,.......should help the sector IMO.

It was the same pattern for the whole sector due to the Middle East events, not just jet2. It may be the opposite this year hopefully.

Jet2 is probably the best managed airline and package holiday provider . It's profit margins are higher than any other company in this sector in Europe to my knowledge. It's likely to make over £2 per share in the current year ending 2025 according to my calculations. Forward PE of 6 is too low IMO.