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(Reuters) - British baker and fast-food chain Greggs will this week raise prices on some of its products, its boss said on Wednesday.

"It will be a small number of products, a small amount, and we will be landing that this week," Chief Executive Roisin Currie told Reuters.

She said Greggs had not raised prices since May. British grocery inflation hit 4.9% in September, market researcher Worldpanel said last month.

Poor results update: £13.15

Satisfactory results: £16.95

Up, Up, Up, ...

PT 275 p ?

STALEYB's Deform propaganda is so unwitty and so tedious. Let's stick to GREGGS, please.

And investors trading in the 1600s today?

Greggs pasties on the Trump Royal banquet menu, methinks!

The alternative narrative is that the capex will cater to expanding sales with greater efficiency and thus higher returns "going forward"

Company invests for the future and the hedge fund parasites try to sink the boat.

Exactly what's wrong with the UK: shorting and short term investment !

With some planes to the United States leaving London Heathrow virtually *empty* you start to wonder what impact this will have on WH Smith's American airport investment. Due to hostility to Trump, it appears that global travelers have made other plans. Who can blame them?

CAUSEWAY CAPITAL MANAGEMENT'S VOTING RIGHTS IN WH SMITH AT 15.79% AS OF AUG 22 VERSUS PRIOR 12.05% - FILING

Big drop in last 15 mins ?

Future = they cut the dividends ?!

Does the divi exceed the earnings? Will it be cut further? Divi trap here?

Good to see the stock settle in the mid to high 1500s this afternoon.

Analyst Andrew Wade from Jefferies maintained a Buy rating on Greggs plc and keeping the price target at p2,650.00.

Total first-half sales up 7.0%, with company-managed shop LFL* sales up 2.6% and franchised shop LFL* sales up 4.8%

· First half impacted by challenging market footfall, more weather disruption than in 2024, and phasing of cost headwinds

· Interest income reduced as a result of cash deployment into investment programme

· Operating profit down 7.1% to £70.4 million, profit before tax down 14.3% to £63.5 million

· Interim dividend of 19.0p pence per share declared (2024: 19.0p)

Doesn't make sense to anyone.

Giving AKO an exit opportunity for its SHORT ?!

Fall seems somewhat overdone now?

Starlink £75 / month

Grain Superfast £20 (no contract)

Today's drop is bigger than the whopping divi due shortly.

"ITV is now a leaner, more digital business in a strong position to compete and succeed in a changing market. We have the agility and capability to make the most of new revenue opportunities while driving profitable growth, strong cash generation and attractive returns to shareholders."

--- Carolyn McCall, chief executive of ITV.