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Greencore (LSE: GNC) is another stock expected to remain a hit for growth hunters. Sure, earnings expansion is expected to slow to a trickle in the current fiscal year ending September 2017. But the bottom line is anticipated to crank back into life from next year thanks to a bright outlook in its UK and US marketplaces, helped by recent acquisitions and the massive investment it has made in its manufacturing and distribution capabilities. An 11% profits rise is currently anticipated for 2018. This results in a very attractive prospective P/E multiple of 13.3 times. And the food manufacturer also provides plenty of potential for income chasers. Greencore's dividend of 5.47p per share last year is expected to leap to 5.9p in fiscal 2017, resulting in a 2.5% yield. And a further dividend hike is predicted for next year, an estimated
http://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Manufacturing/Food-to-go-manufacturer-Greencore-buys-factory
article in the Irish times today http://www.irishtimes.com/business/agribusiness-and-food/uk-food-industry-wouldn-t-function-without-migrants-1.3086232
http://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Business-News/Food-manufacturer-s-shares-fall-after-customer-agrees-new-deal just market jitters it would be too costly for Tyson to u-turn on contracts
http://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Business-News/Food-manufacturer-s-shares-fall-after-customer-agrees-new-deal just market jitters it would be too costly for Tyson to u-turn on contracts
http://www.foodmanufacture.co.uk/Business-News/Food-manufacturer-s-shares-fall-after-customer-agrees-new-deal just market jitters it would be too costly for Tyson to u-turn on contracts
Greencore’s new pay deal for Patrick Coveney, which will see the chief executive’s maximum long-term share bonus double, should be rejected at a shareholder meeting next week, as there is no sign it has been set against more onerous targets, according to one of the world’s influential proxy advisory firms. The convenience food group revealed plans last month to double the amount that can be granted to Mr Coveney (46) under a so-called performance share plan, to 200 per cent of salary, for the year to September
Similar to U.K. homebuilders, Irish convenience foods producer Greencore Group (LSE:GNC) retreated, as its share price decline was amplified by the British Pound depreciation. During the quarter, the company announced it would acquire U.S.-based Peacock Foods in a deal funded by an equity rights issue and new debt. This acquisition is expected to quadruple Greencore’s U.S. revenues. good future share in my opinion