The latest Investing Matters Podcast episode featuring Jeremy Skillington, CEO of Poolbeg Pharma has just been released. Listen here.
Didn't they say their reasons for cutting capacity is trouble with Boeing? EZJ use Airbus planes don't they, so where's the link?
Market not enthralled with results. Wasn't too bad but on the other hand not much to shout about either. Full yr (and next they say) @ 4.5% on yesterday price. Pretty average by FTSE standard but well down on what we have got used to with PSN. With a wait until June for the next ex div and it only being 2.5% ish on yesterday price, maybe people are bailing out for greener pastures. It has turned more of a recovery play rather than income. Let's see if she recovers....
Well that's gone down well with the builders!
But Aject, the difference is, you couldn't buy RMG on the open market before it floated. That was an IPO, this isn't.
There is also not much good news where Royal mail is concerned. Ever! I should know, worked (past tense thank goodness) there for 24 yrs. Don't think the business will survive to be honest.
Can't really get my head around this. So would we all be better off selling our shares on open market and effectively buying them back at discount to market value in the govt offering? How on earth is it going to work?? If everyone has this frame of mind , won't there be a big sell off and SP crash?
Would have thought that would be a positive effect on the SP ?? Frustrating again by EZJ.
If I have to hear one more company I own shares in say to me they are returning capital to shareholders via buybacks........grrrr!! Haven't received a penny from buybacks!
Lost today what it would be anyway. Ho hum.
No mention of the Canadian deal special divi yet?
At it's finest. LSE never lets you down. Let's open it up 2% down, take some stop losses, panic the retail investor, so the main players can hoover up their shares before we take it up to where it should have opened anyway on those set of results.
I'm with you on the divi. All these share buy backs have given me nothing. Why they call it shareholder returns is beyond me.
Guess things don't go up in a straight line. As long as it doesn't do the usual EZJ retrace back.
RT. Time will tell I guess. Come back to me in a couple of months and we'll discuss it then.
Look, RT the uso cannot be changed without the government. Sunak has said no. Do you really think in election year, with the post office scandal fresh in everyones minds now that it's been media force fed to everyone, that he's going to back down? As for Labour, how are they going to agree and sign a death warrant to 1000's of jobs which will be at odds with the CWU? Doesn't really fit does it? This will be all over the news as probably most journos and people in general think royal mail has something to do with the post office (orher than collecting mail from them). Mark my words, it will get messy. Just for info, I worked for them for 23yrs but left last ye (best thing I ever did) and have no shares in IDS, or intend to. Just offering up my opinion on what I can envisage happening. Good luck all.
Very messy. Sunak addament that they aren't budging from six days a week USO. Starmer I would presume has a similar stance. He has to doesn't he? Union will absolutely not stand for three days a week delivery. It's up to the government and then the workers whether royal mail goes to the wall or not.
Do they really know what they are talking about? Today saying retail sales in December were down 3.4%, with food sales especially poor! Thought MKS and Tesco at least have already reported sales significantly higher!
Be thankful for (very) small mercies I guess.
Yeah, mkts mark down honesty. Typical.
Where did you read that? Thought it said results were in line with their expectations?