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March 13th Final Results. Dividend will be announced then.
I see what you are saying, but the dividend is funded by profit, so if that is down the dividend could be cut.
The SBB is the cash from asset disposal and cannot be used for paying dividends.
Shares in Ocado and Marks & Spencer both picked up on Monday after weekend reports that they could pair up in an online grocery deal.
M&S and Ocado have held "secret talks" over the launch of a food delivery service, the Mail on Sunday said, with the high street retailer was looking at various ways of launching a food delivery service with a £1bn budget.
M&S would be interested in buying key distribution centres, delivery vans and lorries from Ocado, the newspaper report suggested.
With Ocado's long running deal with Waitrose not due to end until September 2020, independent analyst Nick Bubb said it was "not obvious why Ocado would want to disrupt its existing relationships with Morrisons and Waitrose" and so he understood why there had not been an agreement with M&S.
He added: "Now, there has been some criticism in the City of M&S Food's lack of presence online, bar flowers/chocs etc, but CEO Steve Rowe has always argued that as so much of M&S Food is bought to be consumed on the same day an online offer wouldn't work, in terms of logistics/basket size. M&S has been doing some online food trials in London, however, so either they have worked well enough, in terms of being able to make rapid delivery work, or Steve Rowe has been over-ruled by the ambitious new Food MD Stuart Machin (who has the ear of Archie Norman).
"Either way, Ocado is the obvious company to talk to, notwithstanding its existing deals with Waitrose and Morrisons, so the story makes some sense, barring the silly headline about M&S "gobbling up" Ocado. But it would be incredibly disruptive and complicated for M&S to just take over an existing Ocado warehouse like Dordon, so we must assume that the talks are at a very early stage."
https://news.sky.com/story/more-than-1000-marks-spencer-jobs-at-risk-11607985
No it’s not, it’s the second tranche of the original £750m. The first tranche was £175m.
£200m?? It's £750m.
I think you may well be right about the drop in AUM, but i think they will do everything in their power to at least maintain the progressive dividend policy.
Re-purchased the amount of shares i lost due to the consolidation, at no additional cost to me, including fees.
Yes they are, they are not held in treasury.
So you purchased prior to 17.00 hrs on the 19th October.
Having issues with the registrar, Link, regarding return of capital. Hope it’s not to rude to ask how you receive your dividends, DRIP or cash? They are sending me a Chequers, but you have received it direct into your account.
He was head of food from October 2012 until being made head of general merchandising in July 2015. CEO January 2016 and assumed the role in April 2016. So yes he had a massive part to play in the food side of the business.