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Including cash-like and debt-like items, Capita expects to receive gross proceeds of £156mln from the disposal. It said the sale will strengthen its balance sheet by reducing debt and providing additional liquidity.

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Again

I think all the off narrative stuff posted here is just desperate people hoping for a cheaper BUY in

But they always misjudge their timing imo

Update soon

Don’t get caught out

Yes US temporarily dropped the market

But that’s not the real narrative here

Yes Serco ceo has stood down - more opportunities for us off the back of that potentially imo

Good to see increased confidence from Schroeders

Funny how Mello and Aim always turn up together and agree with each other

There used to be some other poster that always turned up with Aim but when Aim accidentally confused his identity they closed the account

Thanks for the update No Fear

Also good to hear that they see the share price as still at a low, and now is not the time to sell

Not that I had any intention of selling any, but still good to hear their confidence in growing the business and share price

Ongoing progress here is very visible

I like that

Not at all, in fact the uptrend never actually broke

Just as always, nothing continues in a straight line

Imo

Increased outsourcing

Lower Energy cap

NI reduction

Bidding war

What’s not to like ?

Well, let’s not forget that we still have a bidding war ongoing

Hopefully we see the benefits of that policy

I read earlier that the plan is to outsource and shrink government

Good for outsourcing at least

Get ready for a lot of business friendly announcements ant tax cuts imo

Ms Truss has promised to deliver around £30bn in tax cuts in an emergency Budget later this month if she wins, including a reversal of April's rise to National Insurance.

Or

Note the ongoing bidding war

The fact outsourcing is growing

Our inflation clauses

And profit by going long

IMHO

Well I guess the NI reduction will help with your losses to date ; )

As Tesco says

Every little bit helps

This approach makes sense as currently energy prices are set by the most expensive energy rather than actual costs, so whilst we produce lots of cheap renewable energy they can price based upon the most expensive source so driving huge and unintended profits

So simple is actually the best for all whilst still maintaining profits for companies