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6 billion in buybacks SP still lower great investment

Https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/1041525/rolls-royce-profits-more-than-double-growth-expected-to-continue-in-2024-1041525.html

Lloyds back in the red nothing changes here

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Car finance £450 million provision this could double

Market open 5% increase in share price

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CNBC just said Lloyds profits jump 60%

Shareholders get the standard dividend payment

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SUMMARY OF GROUP RESULTS

Another year going sideways

Lloyd's have done nothing to attract new investors

Charlie Nunn interview 9.40 CNBC

Lloyds YE pre-tax profits £7.50 bn

Charlie's 4 billion about to be 6 billion in buybacks and share price still 2p lower then when he became the CEO he knows how to look after the shareholders

Son_of_Swiss

The new vantage safety car looking good with striped patterns hopefully this will be out a lot in 2024, great boost to sales and revenue pushing share price back over 400

Gate13boy

"You’d best sell your shares livestock"

I need 60p to break even i couldn't take the 200k drop

KDropper

"LLOY are not expecting a bill for anything yet"

PPi was only ment to be £2.5 billion the final bill was £22 billion

Gate13boy

"Lloyds work in a totally different market to HSBC. Drawing comparisons is futile"

3 billion impairment charge has dragged HSBC down 7% today, Lloyds expecting a bill up to £2.4 billion for mis-selling motor finance this might drag Lloyds down tomorrow

R1234

"They have doubled their dividend! let's hope Lloyds do the same"

Can't see Lloyds doing this as HSBC top execs were calling for a breakup after british regulators prevented banks from handing out dividends during the pandemic

Down over 7% hope it's not the same for Lloyds tomorrow

Hsbc down 6% after missing expectations

Mining giant Rio Tinto has announced another bumper payout for investors despite falling profit.

The world’s largest iron ore producer reported underlying earnings of $11.8bn (£9.4bn) for 2023, down from $13.4bn (£10.6bn) a year earlier – in line with LSEG estimates – due to lower commodity prices.

Rio Tinto also booked a net impairment charge of $0.7bn (£0.6bn) after tax. The charge was related to its alumina refineries in Queensland.

The company reported earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) $23.9bn (£19bn), slightly ahead of forecasts.

https://www.cityam.com/rio-tinto-announces-another-bumper-diviend-for-investors-despite-profit-slump-as-focus-on-cash-flow-pays-off/

Europe’s largest airport reported an adjusted profit £38m last year, up from a loss of £685m in 2022. Pre-tax profits came in at £701m, up 314 per cent.

https://www.cityam.com/heathrow-turns-first-profit-since-pandemic-amid-middle-east-takeover-speculation/

Maybe AML might have to rethink their plans with plug in hybrids all the car makers are turning their back on EVs and going hydrogen even x44 extreme E is going extreme H for 2025