RE: Philip Morris International30 Aug 2024 09:14
Yiab I used to believe the same as your good self but now I think they are just bimbling along and hoping for the best on the macro front to bail them out. Great timing for a rebrand, now the excuse. £50M spent to retain online custom and it's revenue dropped 9% last time and now low and beold a switch into bricks and mortar (which will further cannibalise online) Softbank monies spent on acquisitions - where's the profit?
So much could be done, yet its not, so much good advice has been given with price moving catalysts in there and as we know 95% of it gets binned and "my dogs got more shares".
Unfortunately MM's forays on Linkedin to his followers aren't bringing in investment and sadly he hasn't endeared himself with the city for its clear that even despite Peel Hunt the City still isn't touching this with a bargepole. (No new TR1's in nearly 21 months now)
But hey, some are quite happy to vote for more of the same so that's where we are.
I really do hope that he delivers at next update on all fronts for if he doesn't it'll get punished and on a daily basis at the moment there is virtually interest in buying the shares.
Ultimately you reap what you sow and imvho if you don't sow anything then you don't get to reap anything.