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LONDON, Feb 25 (Reuters) - British defence company BAE
Systems posted a 2% rise in annual earnings per share, beating
forecasts, and guided to further growth in 2021 as its order
book expands and it benefits from two substantial acquisitions
made last year in the U.S.

BAE posted underlying earnings per share of 46.8 pence for
2020, beating a consensus forecast of 43.7 pence. It said the
result excluded the impact of a prior year one-off tax benefit.

The earnings rise was helped by a new order for Typhoon jets
from Germany and continued progress in its combat ship building
and higher-margin electronic systems business.
(Reporting by Sarah Young; Editing by Kate Holton)

EMG
148.00 GBX
+4.10 (2.85%)

CPI 44.05 +2.12 +5.06%

another good day here

(Bloomberg) -- While oil’s dizzying collapse is still fresh for many traders, rumblings are starting to emerge that by the end of next year prices could once again top $100 a barrel.

Whispers of $100 Oil Return as Crude Shakes Off Covid’s Clasp
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JEFFERIES RAISES GREGGS PRICE TARGET TO 2,500 (2,175) PENCE - 'BUY'

Greggs plc, a leading UK food-on-the-go retailer, will announce its preliminary results for the 53 weeks ended 2 January 2021 on Tuesday 16 March 2021.

luckily that didn't apply to SAGA ,nice

SAGA
350.56 GBX
+10.56 (3.11%)

same here mate i hope it is better day tomorrow

looking very strong now ,nice

hhmmm i wonder what income AFC would report on 01/03/21

Trading statement for the quarter ended 30 September 2020
16 October 2020

Key points
Funds under management (FUM) of $113.1 billion at 30 September 2020 (30 June 2020: $108.3 billion)
Net inflows of $1.7 billion
Positive investment performance of $1.7 billion
FX and other impacts of positive $1.4 billion
Strong balance sheet and liquidity position
$100 million share buyback programme announced in September is proceeding at the maximum permitted pace

Full year results for the year ended
31 December 2020 2 Mar 2021

The International Air Transport Association (IATA) says it expects its digital Covid Travel Pass will be ready "within weeks".

The pass is an app that verifies a passenger has had the Covid-19 tests or vaccines required to enter a country.

It also verifies they were administered by an approved authority.

The industry body sees the pass as essential for reopening air travel, as many countries still have strict restrictions or quarantines in place.

"The key issue is one of confidence. Passengers need to be confident that the testing they've taken is accurate and will allow them to enter the country." said Vinoop Goel, IATA’s regional director of airports and external relations.

"And then governments need to have the confidence that the tests that the passengers claim to have is one which is accurate and meets their own conditions."

ESKN 36.60 GBX +2.60 (7.65%)

Investing.com – Shares in companies in the FTSE 350 Travel & Leisure industry soared higher on Tuesday morning as optimism continues to grow following UK Prime Minister Johnson’s plan to exit lockdown. On Monday, the PM said he hopes that all social restrictions could be gone by the end of June, even allowing large-scale sporting events to take place.

Airlines say they have already seen a surge in bookings, following the Prime Minister's announcement of the road map out of lockdown.

Boris Johnson said a global travel taskforce would put forward a report on how to return to international travel on 12 April.

The government would then make a decision on removing restrictions on international travel.

However this would not happen until 17 May at the earliest.

The UK's biggest holiday operator, Tui, said bookings had surged by 500% overnight.

Greece, Spain and Turkey had been the most-booked destinations, it said, for breaks from July onwards.

As the government has said dates could move for the start of international travel, Tui has said that anyone due to travel between 17 May and the end of June can change their booking to a later date without a fee.

Andrew Flintham, managing director for TUI UK and Ireland, described the government's steps as "positive".

better day today here ,
405.73 GBX +47.73 (13.33%)

In the last twelve months there was more buying than selling by SIG insiders. They paid about UK£0.29 on average. These transactions show that insiders have confidence to invest their own money in the stock, albeit at slightly below the recent price.

not bad 30% in 11 days ,