International Greetings eyes return to profit
15th Oct 2009 08:12
Greetings card group International Greetings said first half trading was in line with market expectations and believes it can return to profit in 2009/10. The group, which makes giftwrap, stationery, gift bags and crackers, said while the trading environment overall remains challenging, its order
Read moreInternational Greetings boss buys, shares soar
29th Sep 2009 16:27
Shares in International Greetings soared after the firm announced this afternoon that chairman Keith James bought a big chunk of shares in the greetings card group He bought 40,000 shares at 55p a time, bringing his stake in the company to 50,562 shares. News of the purchase was given an unusually
Read moreInternational Greetings FD dips in
3rd Aug 2009 16:17
Sheryl Tye, finance director at International Greetings, has spent just under £10,000 on shares in the greetings card group. The acquisition of 26,000 shares at 38p each cost £9,880, that's far more than they would have cost just a week ago. International Greetings shares rallied from about 23p ah
Read moreInternational Greetings revenue rises 13%
29th Jul 2009 09:00
Greetings card group International Greetings said full year revenue from continuing operations increased by 13.1% and it eyes a return to profitability in 2009/10. The group, which makes gift wrap, crackers, cards, stationery and accessories, said however its expect market conditions to remain chal
Read moreLondon close: Downgrade threat sinks Footsie
21st May 2009 16:35
Footsie closed with triple-digit fall as investors got spooked by fears that the UK may lose its triple-A credit rating. Credit-rating agency Standard & Poor's said: 'We have revised the outlook on the UK to negative due to our view that, even assuming additional fiscal tightening, the net general
Read moreLondon afternoon: Decline picks up pace
21st May 2009 14:36
The Footsie is nursing a triple-digit fall as investors bail out of equities, spooked by fears that the UK may lose its triple-A credit rating. Credit-rating agency Standard & Poor's said: 'We have revised the outlook on the UK to negative due to our view that, even assuming additional fiscal tigh
Read moreInternational Greetings sees 'significant progress'
21st May 2009 13:39
International Greetings rallied after the greetings card group said it has achieved significant progress in the second half of the year, with full year sales up by over 10% against the prior year at £217m. The group said it currently anticipates that the full year outcome, before restructuring cos
Read more