net debt
66 days ago
Specialty chemicals company Elementis (ELM) has issued a “First quarter trading update” headlined “Profit growth with margin improvement in line with expectations; CMD objectives on track”. So how good is this news from a just above 125p share price?
73 days ago
‘Meat, seafood, plant-based foods and pre-prepared meals’ food producer Hilton Food Group (HFG) has announced its results for the year ended 29th December 2024 and that “2025 trading has started well”. What upside does that suggest from an 864p share price?
116 days ago
‘The world's leading industrial thread and footwear components manufacturer’, Coats Group (COA) has announced its results for its year ended 31st December 2024 and states that it anticipates another year of financial and strategic progress in 2025.
118 days ago
Molten metal flow engineering and technology company Vesuvius (VSVS) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year and that it currently anticipates its 2025 trading profit will be at a broadly similar level to 2024 on a constant currency basis and with cashflow significantly ahead of 2024, benefitting from a working capital focus and a more normalised level of capex. Is that discounted in an around 400p share price?
120 days ago
Specialty chemicals company Elementis (ELM) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year including that
“in recognition of our strong balance sheet and the positive outlook for the business, the board will evaluate a range of options for additional shareholder returns”. We are well ahead on this tip but, at a 154p share price, are the shares still cheap?
124 days ago
Textiles rental and related services business Johnson Service Group (JSG) has announced its results for the 2024 calendar year and emphasises
“well placed for continued progress and margin improvement in FY25… further share buyback programme”. How good is this news then from a 142.5p share price?
1157 days ago
BP (BP.) has announced a first quarter of the year $20.4 billion loss… though also reduced net debt to $27.5 billion, a maintained 5.46 cents per share dividend and a proposed further $2.5 billion share buyback. So what’s going on?