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TATE Tate & Lyle Plc

617.50
-2.50 (-0.40%)
28 Mar 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tate & Lyle Plc LSE:TATE London Ordinary Share GB00BP92CJ43 ORD 29 1/6P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  -2.50 -0.40% 617.50 619.50 620.50 622.00 615.50 622.00 1,031,386 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Flavoring Extract,syrup, Nec 1.85B 190M 0.4730 13.12 2.49B
Tate & Lyle Plc is listed in the Flavoring Extract,syrup sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TATE. The last closing price for Tate & Lyle was 620p. Over the last year, Tate & Lyle shares have traded in a share price range of 587.00p to 836.50p.

Tate & Lyle currently has 401,665,810 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tate & Lyle is £2.49 billion. Tate & Lyle has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 13.12.

Tate & Lyle Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
26/2/2024
08:24
Hope you’re right - been a bit disappointing here recently.
Suet

suetballs
26/2/2024
08:00
613.5p, worth it for long term, imo
demo trader
21/2/2024
08:44
This is what matters most IMO, outlook for the year ending 31 March 2024, EBITDA growth unchanged at 7% to 9%. so on reduced volumes pricing has driven the numbers, as volumes recover over 2024 when restocking takes place we are very well positioned..
laurence llewelyn binliner
21/2/2024
07:36
Not sure what to make of the Q3 update.
No nasty surprises it seems.
Suet

suetballs
05/2/2024
11:26
The stagnant BB matches the share price , Q3 figures in 2 weeks , doubt will stir it up much!
wad collector
05/12/2023
16:20
More multi million pound trades today
justiceforthemany
01/12/2023
14:54
No BOD buying, even at these levels
essentialinvestor
27/11/2023
15:05
Some huge buys today. Millions..
justiceforthemany
27/11/2023
14:37
Money moving to PFC
blackhorse23
23/11/2023
17:59
Confusingly Tate and Lyle Sugars is part of ASR group and not Tate and Lyle (after T&L sold it off in 2010).

But, if you want a closer sugar tie up, the husband of the current health secretary is the MD of British Sugar (which is owned by ABF - incl. Primark!, not T&L)

pete160
23/11/2023
17:38
hxxps://www.wearetateandlylesugars.com/products
justiceforthemany
23/11/2023
16:46
* they divested the sugar business some year go - just to clarify.
essentialinvestor
23/11/2023
16:45
Decade lows. Balance sheet looks v.good
P/E a very reasonable 11-12
Yet another bargain if any buyers are out there - historic BRITISH brand.

justiceforthemany
09/11/2023
08:29
The outlook is cautiously positive too, looks like the share-price nadir may have passed.
wad collector
09/11/2023
07:35
Nothing spectacular as expected. Div increase 14% compared to last yrs interim. Will continue to hold & add any dips under 620.
horace rawlplug
09/11/2023
07:17
Good results and increased dividend .
csalvage
29/10/2023
08:11
Well, as fickle as it seems, could the next 5 months turn this around. Xmas and an early Easter may well be too obvious, but then do algorithmic calculations take in Easter following Xmas so quickly?
hedgefundkick
25/10/2023
09:28
Well they eradicated smallpox.

And it's not a quango.

They are saying with this release that stats show artificial sweeteners used alone shouldn't be used for weight control. i.e. the people who have tried to use them for weight control have failed to control their weight. My view is it's more to do with the people rather than the sweetener.

Strangely, they say if you are diabetic (i.e. can't control your weight by any means in many cases) then just carry on using them. Or if the sweetener is mixed with some sugar, then keep taking it. It's only those sweetners not mixed with sugar. So simples, add a bit of sugar to a sweetener tablet and the advice is to keep taking it.

It's an interim statement until they look into the link between diabetes and sweeteners. (Again, i suspect they'll find it's the people causing diabetes not the sweeteners). It's an extremely cautious bit of temporary advice. Of course, the advice may do more harm than good (if anyone follows it, which i doubt), by those having 6 spoons of sugar in their tea instead of 6 aspartame tabs, hence probably making them fatter hence more likely to become diabetic (when, if they follow the advice, they can start taking sweeteners again!).

pierre oreilly
25/10/2023
08:24
The science of nutrition is fraught with difficulty ; it is hard to do a long term controlled trial, so most of the studies are observational. And thus confused by confounding variables and the dishonesty of many people's reported intakes.
The WHO has taken a cautious position on sweeteners , but acknowledges that there is little differentiation between all of the different categories, so most of the data is lumped together . They acknowledge that their advice on non-sugar sweeteners is conditional and based on evidence of low certainty.
The guidance recommends against using sweeteners for weight control and prevention of non-communicable diseases in non-diabetics.
But that is not the same as recommending that people use sugar based sweeteners instead. I don't suppose many people view non-sugar sweeteners as harmless, but they accept that whatever risk they carry is acceptable for the benefits of taste.
So I can't see that the WHO's latest guideline will make a seachange in the sweetener industry without substantially better and more specific research, and that is very difficult to achieve.

wad collector
19/10/2023
22:45
wad, the fear may be further data emerges and they become less widely used,
otherwise I can't add anything else.

essentialinvestor
19/10/2023
20:30
I am not sure that most people take much notice of WHO dietary recommendations. Look at the queues at MacDonalds.
wad collector
19/10/2023
12:52
I mentioned this previously. If you take a look at the YTD share price it corresponds
to the above.

essentialinvestor
19/10/2023
12:33
Good question but no obvious answer. The sector is not doing badly .
wad collector
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