Roundtable Discussion; The Future of Mineral Sands. Watch the video here.
Any positive RNS and this SP will rocket, We have WH coming up, the drilling season runs until November so IMHO I think we could see a progressive rise in the SP over the next few months with jumps up on any discovery, DYOR but at this price its a no brainer.
LONDON — Climate change could be hurting sales growth at Greggs, the gigantic baked goods chain, according to an analysis of Meteorological Office data by Barclays.
Recent extremes of hot and cold weather have triggered profit warnings in recent years, moving Greggs' stock price, according to Barclays analyst Richard Taylor and his team. High temperatures hurt sales growth, their analysis shows.
"Greggs issued a profit warning at its AGM in May following extreme cold weather (as well as ‘weaker market conditions’), so investors are very focused on how trading evolves. Our analysis indicates that in previous heat waves trading has been disrupted (hot food is not appealing), and there have been one positive and two negative share price outcomes," he told clients in a research note seen by Business Insider.
The pastry chain's sales are affected by severe weather in both winter and summer, the data show.
Broadly, Greggs is unstoppable. It has nearly 1,900 locations in the UK, dwarfing chains like McDonald's, Starbucks and Pret a Manger. It is not uncommon to see multiple branches of Greggs on a single street, or two stores facing each across an intersection, such is Britain's insatiable need for pies. The sausage-rolls-and-sandwiches company opens new locations in Britain at a rate of more than 10 per month. Its revenues are still growing: like-for-like sales were up 1.3% in May.