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this will slowly creep up this year

topped up after account show 11% rise in travel from last month by a good source in perth

Anyone selling now must be crazy this is a cracking investment not long back touching £1 those who bought at 90 or 80p and now selling must b mad hold and reap your rewards at Xmas.
Gla

Some individuals were saying this will drop and go bust well it did drop but we had one bad day this week but overall card factory has risen by 12% the last 5 days i still think we have another 20% rise with fathers day a brilliant success in the shops online sales are improving shops all opening back to normality buy september 80p
gla.

As i said b4 not many company's are rolling in cash through the pandemic so this is no way nere as bad as expected onwards and upwards in my opinion. gla

Bus operator Stagecoach said it is planning for a future where there is a mix of home and office working and a more diverse use of transport for individual journeys.

After announcing a sharp fall in profits and revenue, the company said it remains difficult to predict the level of profit for the current year.

“We expect a reconfiguration of demand within local transport networks,” it said in a statement.

“Prior to COVID-19, around 23% of bus journeys outside of London made by residents of England were for commuting and business.”

However, it said buses are less reliant on commuters and business travel than some other modes of travel.

“We see an overall net positive opportunity as government policy, changing consumer attitudes, health drivers and climate change targets necessitate less use of cars and more use of sustainable public transport and active travel.”

83p today and after results 86p in my opinion lots of companys are having a horrendous time due to covid but this will reach the £1 target by august once we open back up properly.

Great to see ceo buying in to card factory especially as it is well below the price it should be hopefully this will give this share a nice boost back to normality.

ONE MINUTE YOU SAY YOU WILL BUY AND THE NEXT YOU SAY ITS GONNA GO BUST LOL GIVE YOUR HEAD A SHAKE
SO YOU BUY AT 45 AND SELL AT 30P OR BUY AT 45P AND WAIT TILL IT REACHES 60P THEN SELL AND WAIT FOR IT TO GO BUST I NOW UNDERSTAND YOUR THOUGHTS.

-Jun-21 17:32:50 128.346 152,855 Buy* 127.70 127.90 196.18k O
24-Jun-21 17:29:18 128.09 191,068 Buy* 127.70 127.90 244.74k O
24-Jun-21 17:29:18 128.09 191,068 Buy* 127.70 127.90 244.74k
lets hope so gla

morning spike @316 then dropped to 308 within 2 mins ?

Has this finally seen its low level 4 days on the trot in the blue slowly creeping back up to 150-170 by September 30-35% increase once holidays reopen and lockdown resets.gla.

The rns was what we all expected hence the price drop but as robin said there order book is up 6% so far and are very hopefull in the 2nd half of 21 to improve on orders so im in again.
gla

remember guys and gals its only a loss when you sell hold tight and reap the rewards.
gla

CARD FACTORYS 2021 KEY PRIORITIES 1. STRENGTHEN ONLINE POSITION
2.CREATE PLATFORM FOR SUSSTAINABLE GROWTH
3 . BUILD SCALE THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS
4. DEVELOP AND EXPAND ESTATES (MAYBE THE 100 NEW SHOPS IS TRUE)
Increased total locations from 869 to 894
Strong Aldi performance; TRS & Matalan impacted by Covid-19
Ongoing Matalan trial
Franchise arrangements in Jersey, Guernsey and Gibraltar performing well,
and a fourth franchise opened on the Isle of Man in Sept 2020

INTO THE BLUE KEEP ON MOVING NORTH GLA
https://www.biffa.co.uk/media-centre/news/biffa-unlocks-1bn-for-green-infrastructure-investment-ahead-of-plans

Private equity firms Bain Capital and Cinven are reportedly battling it out in the final bidding for Rolls-Royce's ITP Aero division, which could fetch around €1.5bn.

Bloomberg cited people familiar with the matter as saying that the remaining bidders are courting local partners to join their offers for the Spanish aircraft-engine supplier and help win government approval for a deal.

Bain was understood to be planning to join up with a member of a local wealthy family, while Cinven is teaming up with a firm in the Basque region, where ITP is based.

According to Bloomberg, a decision on a winning bidder could be made in the next few weeks. One source said discussions are ongoing with the local authorities around potential roles for a domestic industrial company, or an arm of the Spanish or Basque governments, in the final buyer group.

22-Jun-21 16:35:20 128.20 626,918 Buy* 127.80 127.90 803.71k
That is a few decent buys the last7 days now.
in the blue by close of play again today slowly creeping back up.GLA

Analysts at Berenberg selected Airbus and Rolls Royce as their 'key picks' within civilian aerospace, arguing that the deep restructuring such companies had withstood would drive bigger operating margins within three to five years in comparison to pre-pandemic levels.

In the case of Rolls Royce, which they labelled the 'value play' in the sector, they said the engineer was "fundamentally" improving its cost structure which would "generate financial results far in excess and of better quality than before. So far, so good."

Biffa reports excellent progress against its sustainability targets

£1bn of investment in UK green infrastructure already unlocked - well ahead of plans

Biffa plc ('Biffa', 'the Group' or 'the Company') (LSE: BIFF), has today published its first sustainability report, one year on from the launch of its long-term sustainability strategy 'Resourceful, Responsible.'
The report reaffirms the Group's ambitious sustainability targets as part of its wider commitment to helping solve the UK's waste challenge
Key progress highlights


· Group well on track to achieving target of unlocking £1.25bn of much needed investment in UK green economy infrastructure by 2030 with £1bn already realised.
· Group announces pathway to achieving net zero emissions, no later than 2050.

Building a circular economy

· Doubled the Group's plastics recycling capacity with investments in its facilities in the North East.

· Established the Group's position as a leader in UK surplus redistribution through the acquisition of Company Shop Group, enabling a unique circular economy proposition for customers and providing support for the communities most in need.

· Newhurst and Protos energy from waste ('EfW') construction projects commenced and on track - underpinning UK's capability to domestically manage its own non-recyclable waste.

Tackling climate change

On track to reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 50% by 2030, having reduced emissions by 70% since 2002.

· Significant progress in creating the UK's lowest carbon waste collection service through an active M&A programme, reducing carbon intensity of services and positioning the Group to transition to alternative fuels.

· Roll out of UK's first fully electric fleet of electric refuse vehicles on behalf of Manchester City Council.
· Expansion of rail network to replace road haulage for the movement of inert waste, helping to save over 12,000 tonnes of CO2 emissions since 2019.