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If they spent the full 4 billion on share buy backs that would be 25% of the shares cancelled as aviva is valued at around 16 billion. Dividing the profit by the new number of shares would increase earnings per share alot.
I think buy backs are good. At other companies they do not seem to make a difference as they have been such a small percentage.
Even the 750 million that aviva is starting with is over 4.5% of shares. This will make a difference to the earnings per share and should increase the share price to over 5 quid in my opinion.
What dividend do people think we are going to get next week considering the divs we have missed. Will they go back to quarterly divs from now on.
Does anymore know what happens with the share buy back. Are they cancelled or held as treasury shares
Results look good. 2p divi. 500 million share buy back. 15.1% tier1
Can anyone share the link of the results please
Will we everr see my break even £7.50. Id take £3.75 right now an call it a day. Chances are though someone will end up taking over metro one and will probably get it for free the way its going. Biggest pile of sh*te ive ever bought.
Saitoman i always thought the 85k safety limit is cash savings held with a bank. It does not apply to shares. The shares belong to you. Stockbrokers hold them on your behalf. Even if they go bust your shares are safe. You can therefore have unlimited amount with a broker not just 85k
Around 10.5p
Even if in 2022 they make 14 billion dollars (£10 billion approx) and they pay out 50% as divi (saying 40 to 55% payouts) that only makes about 25p. At £5 a share thats 5%. To get to 14 billion dollar profit is a big ask in my opinion
Final for 2020. they havent reported q1 yet as q1 is not over!