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Hopefully we will be in the 40s this afternoon.

The numbers don't look that bad considering all the negative factors, hopefully we can get back to the 40-50s within a couple of months.

£6.40 a pint ? its only £3 for san miguel in my local pub. That's in Manchester.

Glad to see this green again today and hopefully we have seen the bottom and heading back into the 50s.

I tried to use a voucher at a Marstons pub but was told I couldn't. The manager said the pub needs to be owned by Marstons and not managed or something.

40p Incoming GLA.

It's not all bad news.

Marstons have fixed their gas prices until March 2025 and have already hedged their electricity costs this year so this is reassuring to know. In addition to this I think we will see people spending longer inside pubs especially the older generation who either have the choice of having a couple of pints in a warm pub or going home and putting the heating on all day.

More and more people are deciding to holiday in the UK due to the high costs of going on abroad which is only going to get expensive so this is good news for the UK hospitality sector.

I would expect to see some sort of financial package from the chancellor announced next month to keep people in employment as redundancies and slow business growth is not good for inflation.

Same holding now until they are back into the 80's

Inflation news is keeping this in red today.

Turnover looks great, hopefully we can start seeing some dividends 2023.

Deutsche bank rating was to sell but the consensus is to hold with a target of £1.01

One equities research analyst has rated the stock with a sell rating, three have given a hold rating and five have given a buy rating to the company’s stock. Based on data from MarketBeat.com, Marston’s presently has a consensus rating of “Hold” and an average target price of GBX 101.43 ($1.25).

https://www.defenseworld.net/2022/05/11/marstons-mars-sell-rating-reiterated-at-deutsche-bank-aktiengesellschaft.html

I can see this bouncing around the 60's until the global markets stabilise and inflation levels out, it will be interesting to see the supermarket beer sales in the interim results in a couple of weeks.

It's not surprising this has dropped back down to the mid-60's with everything going on in the world right now. On the positive side the weather is improving which means lots of beer gardens and supermarket sales for BBQs and Football.

Happy to see this touching the mid 80's again, hopefully a 1-2% increase tomorrow and we will almost be back into the 90's.

Bloodbath will this hit 90s ?

Would be nice to see this mid 70's by Friday.

80s next week ?

So Marstons reject 105 takeover bid and now the stock is heading into the 60's, I think this company needs to communicate more with its shareholders as clearly something is not adding up.

Just got 50.16p with HL.

50p lets do this, GLA.