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Not for the faint hearted - hit the Tesco shares buy £10,000 button now and in June you will receive £240 cash ( £280 dividend less £40 dealing and stamp duty charges) 😀
HI,
One of my favourite investments
despite revenue back above pre-covid level, share price not moved back
I believe this is due to increased fuel costs - brick making is energy intensive
and lack of confidence in new build housing due to interest rates
Worth a punt IMO as price is cheap and pays a 5% dividend
Just shows the lack of confidence in the markets at present. This is Ibstock, maker of bricks, etc. Well run and and one of my favourite companies. Has consistently increased turnover and profit beyond pre-covid levels.. Pays a 5% plus dividend. Yet share price remains 30 per cent down on pre-covid ?
because , it is on the cards that it will return to pre Covid revenue AND has it's own state of the art energy generating plant
agree, looking at 10 % dividend and 50% price rise in 12 months
Na, cannot agree with Humpty.
there is very strong brand loyalty amongst consumers
often branded products are better value than inferior watered down Supermarket savers versions and the savvy consumer knows that
also consumer does not make a connection between saving a few pence at the supermarket in order to afford big spend vacations
so, as the brokers are suggesting, Unilever is gonna keep climbing IMO
What are getting hit are the Poundland shops - I observe their footfall is down as stay at home single mums no longer able to buy treats from there
Expecting consumers to stay loyal to their favourite supermarket brands while limiting spend on vacations and home entertainment. Looking forward to a surge in Dividend
at last we are on the move up now that Alan Jope is no more ??
NEARLY THERE ??
Aye upwards all right ?? just crasherooed ??
and there we are 40.02 ??
even closer 39.975 ??
3982 - nearly there ??
My instinct tells me this will be back up to pre-covid 4500 in a year's time
based on -
1. moderate dividends
2. Cash rich
3. High buyer loyalty to famous brands
4 Many loyal customers still got high bank balance from saving on vacation spending and outside eating last 2 years
5. Most will ride the energy price hikes which will ease in 12 months
full year revenue reported for 2021 was £659 million, well down on pre covid levels in excess of £1,100 million
cannot see any signs of getting back to these levels for a while yet ?
Only thing going up is senior staff salaries at the mo ?
not got that much exposure to Ukraine related business , and any will probably be written off by tax reduction gain with a bit of creative accounting
I was looking at the previous year financials on this web site. Most recent year shows a modest £10million profit. So my point remains thank you very much horlety
Senior mad a loss last year of 160 million
Yet it has just shelled out USD100 million to buy hydraulics firm Spencer Aerospace
I accept they have not paid a dividend for 2 years, but I still cannot work out where they found the USD100 other than by borrowing up to their armpits ?
Maybe I am missing something
any insights welcome
take care everyone out there
Thought I heard a sonic boom - beyond £49 now and sure to be at £52 early 2021 - keep panic buying folks - 26% up post virus so far and more to come
22% up on March price - not long now before they are back to pre virus price now that multiple virus waves ensure their hygiene products keep flying off the shelves