Revolution Bars pleased with turnaround progress as losses deepen
1st Oct 2019 09:44
(Sharecast News) - On-licence operator Revolution Bars Group reported a 6.7% improvement in sales in its preliminary results on Tuesday, to £151.4m for the year.
Read moreSunday share tips: IAG, Revolution Bars
23rd Oct 2016 14:59
(ShareCast News) - Sell IAG, said the Sunday Times' Inside the City column, ahead of the airline's important third-quarter trading update on Friday. The holding company for British Airways and Spain's Iberia is being priced for a bumpy landing, with the shares slipping by a third when Brexit result
Read moreRevolution Bars doubles dividend but recent sales slow
4th Oct 2016 10:37
(ShareCast News) - Rolling out new sites and expanding margins allowed Revolution Bars Group to serve up strong annual profits and double its dividend, though trading has slowed since the year end amid a tough market. The group, which floated in March 2015 and operates through the Revolution and Rev
Read moreDunedin Smaller Co. Inv Tst 1H Net Asset Value 132.14P Vs 93.86P
21st Jun 2010 08:28
LONDON (Dow Jones)--Dunedin Smaller Companies Investment Trust Plc (DNDL.LN), announced Monday a net asset value per share of 132.14 pence for the six months ended April 30, compared with 93.86 pence. MAIN FACTS: -Return per Ordinary share: 17.72 pence (2009: 6.38 pence) -The Board is de
Read moreLondon close: Late rally limits losses
21st May 2010 16:32
It was a volatile day on the markets, but Footsie rallied back above 5,000 points before the close, having sunk below that level earlier in the afternoon, and finished only slightly in the red. European worries are continuing to set traders' nerves on edge. Germany's parliament approved the country
Read moreLondon afternoon: Footsie sinks below 5,000
21st May 2010 14:24
The FTSE 100 has plunged below 5,000 for the first time in over six months as markets continue to fret about Europe's sovereign debt crisis and potential financial regulation. London's leading index sank below the big figure just after midday. It hasn't been this low since early November and hasn't
Read moreLondon midday: Footsie back in the red
21st May 2010 11:38
After briefly tip-toeing into the blue, Footsie is now back in the red again as concerns about eurozone debt persist. Germany's parliament is expected to approve the country's share of a €750bn eurozone rescue package on Friday. Both houses of parliament are scheduled to vote on its potential €148b
Read moreRensburg goes out on upbeat note
21st May 2010 09:39
Fund manager Rensburg Sheppards boosted funds under management to £12.9bn from £10bn in the year to March. The group, which has agreed a takeover from major shareholder Investec, saw net inflows of new money of 4.9%, up from 1.9% in the previous year. Profits over the year fell to £27m from £30.2m.
Read moreLondon close: Footsie takes a late tumble
30th Mar 2010 16:55
A late dive in line with a slide into the red on Wall Street sent shares lower ahead of the close. US stocks were hit by worries over the sovereign debt situation. The retreat came as rating agency Standard & Poors cut Iceland's rating and after subdued demand for an auction of 12-year Greek debt.
Read moreLondon afternoon: Footsie seeking direction
30th Mar 2010 14:20
Footsie is still marking time as gains in the mining sector struggle to offset losses among banking stocks. Mining giant BHP Billiton is higher after saying it has successfully persuaded several of its iron ore customers in Asia to move to shorter term contracts. The renegotiated contracts cover th
Read moreLondon midday: Equities mark time
30th Mar 2010 12:01
Footsie finished the morning little changed despite a strong showing from the mining sector. Mining giant BHP Billiton is higher after saying it has successfully persuaded several of its iron ore customers in Asia to move to shorter term contracts. The renegotiated contracts cover the majority of B
Read moreLondon open: Miners push Footsie higher
30th Mar 2010 08:55
London has started on a firm footing and is heading for its best month in decades with mining stocks in focus with BHP Billiton and Kazakhmys both making announcements. Mining giant BHP Billiton has successfully persuaded several of its iron ore customers in Asia to move to shorter term contracts.
Read moreInvestec to pay £412m for remaining Rensburg stake
30th Mar 2010 07:18
South Africa-focused bank Investec has agreed to pay £412m for the shares in British wealth manager Rensburg Sheppards that it does not already own. Under the terms of the recommended offer, Rensburg shareholders will receive 1.63 fully paid newly issued Investec shares in exchange for each fully p
Read moreSmall caps round-up: CLS, Hardy, Cathay...
18th Nov 2009 13:04
Property investment group CLS Holdings said its underlying profit continues to be resilient, with stable net rental income, high debt collection rates, and tightly controlled costs. 'With significant resources at its disposal the company is well placed to take advantage of investment opportunities
Read moreSmall caps round-up: Finsbury Food, Game, E2V...
30th Jul 2009 10:11
Cake and bread maker Finsbury Food has cooked up an 8% increase in revenue for the year to 30 June 2009, 5% of which it attributed to acquisitions. The firm's cake division, its largest, saw sales rise 2% in absolute terms, but remain flat on a like for like basis. The smaller Bread & Free From uni
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