Member Info for nikylauda

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/949831/vodafone-just-another-utility-stock-949831.html

Yes there is a lot of info this time, getting approved for Airbus ,approvals gained for various A320, A330, A380 and A400M components , testing for a large electric vehicle, US manufacturer could be Tesla, even the gas Turbine testing is well advanced. Hopefully Leonardo Helicopters will conclude its test, this has been pending for a very long time.

Sorry you are right, got that info from another site

https://hardide.com/hardide-coatings-for-directional-drilling-iadd-webinar-8-june-2021/

Hope to get some good news on the results on Monday.

https://hardide.com/hardide-t-delivers-erosion-solution-for-deltateks-seacure-subsea-cementing-tool/

https://hardide.com/deltatek-global-seacure/

https://hardide.com/asm-houston-seminar-surface-engineering-and-tribology/

https://uk.finance.yahoo.com/news/barclays-traders-post-mixed-performance-092152540.html

https://www.proactiveinvestors.co.uk/companies/news/948151/barclays-profits-rebound-to-24bn-despite-barclaycard-slump-948151.html

By John Martens and Bloomberg Automation
(Bloomberg) -- Unilever reported underlying sales for the
first quarter that beat the average analyst estimate.
* 1Q underlying sales +5.7%, estimate +3.37% (Bloomberg
Consensus)
* 1Q underlying volume +4.7%, estimate +2.83%
* 1Q underlying pricing +1%, estimate +0.97%
* 1Q dividend per share EU0.4268
* 1Q revenue EU12.33 billion, estimate EU12.05 billion

* Separation of Tea Business to Be Completed by Year-End
* Confident to Deliver FY Usg Within Multi-Yr Framework
* Sees 1H Underl. Sales Growth Around Top of 3-5% Range
* To Start Share Buyback Programme of up to EU3B in May

* Unilever: separation of a number of smaller beauty and
personal care brands is also underway. The brands include Q-
Tips, Caress, Tigi, Timotei, Impulse and MonSavon, and together
generated revenues of around EU0.6 billion in 2020
* In 2021 we expect to deliver underlying sales growth within
our multi-year framework of 3-5%, with the first half at around
the top of this range. We expect underlying operating margin to
increase slightly in the full year, following a decline in the
first half which is driven by a number of factors. Covid-19
continues to cause additional supply chain costs and a negative
margin mix. Commodity and freight costs have increased further
and we will be lapping lower marketing spend in the first half
of last year

https://www.lse.co.uk/rns/HDD/holdings-in-company-i0b63l1gci0ugen.html

https://www.cityam.com/bank-earnings-preview-what-to-expect-in-this-weeks-quarterly-results/

https://www.cityam.com/bank-earnings-preview-what-to-expect-in-this-weeks-quarterly-results/

You are right lot of good news regarding technology, but slow in getting orders, Have been invested in here since 2007,and am hoping this year we should see some break through, I had asked about Leonardo testing a few years back, apparently the the test rig is not easily available,, hopefully this test is going to be concluded this year.

Barclays : UBS raises target price to 195p from 180p

https://hardide.com/master-flo-valve/

I bought at 183.86

EasyJet Cut to Hold at Liberum; PT 1,000 pence
2021-04-13 06:20:34.600 GMT

Shares bought up to date. 245,637,279 @ 1.84291 = £452,687,397.84189

£700m Buyback - Rapid Deployment
At FY20, BCS announced its intention to commence a £700m buyback before the end of 1Q21. The buyback commenced on 19 March 2021, and it has been proceeding at a rapid pace. On average, BCS has bought back around £30m of shares per day since the buyback began, and the company is already over 50% of the way through the £700m program.

As of 09 April 2021, the average buyback price paid was ~£1.85 per share, with a total outlay of £391m. The fact that BCS is proceeding so quickly (noting that the buy-back can run until 04 August 2021) can be seen as an indication that the company thinks that its stock is still materially undervalued.