Sainsbury (j) Share Discussion Threads

[bedford1976] 01/12/2024 19:59

I'm thinking of investing here but does anyone know how they are getting on with equal pay litigation. How big could Sainsbury's liability be ???

[philanderer] 28/11/2024 14:27

JPMorgan raises Sainsbury's to 'overweight' (underweight) - price target 310 (304) pence and places it on 'positive catalyst watch'

[loganair] 28/11/2024 11:20

Again and again shows a real need for a manual back up...


Morrisons has been suffering from a lack of fresh produce, including fruit, vegetables and meat, after the software it uses to manage its warehouses was targeted by hackers.

The supermarket has been suffering from a lack of fresh produce, including fruit, vegetables and meat. It comes after the software it uses to manage its warehouses, run by Blue Yonder, was targeted by hackers last week.

Morrisons has not revealed exactly how many supermarkets are experiencing stock shortages, but comments on social media appear to suggest the issue is nationwide.

[tburns] 28/11/2024 10:13

Timing on the drop was good for staff at Sainoes who take up the 3 year sharesave options. March 2025 option just offered out at 200p, plus uplift.

[bountyhunter] 28/11/2024 10:02

I knew it was one of the Labour cronies ;-)

[801710245] 28/11/2024 07:46

I think that may have been Gordon Brown - others say it's an 'urban myth'.

[bountyhunter] 27/11/2024 09:50

Who was it who left a note in the treasury saying that there was no money left?

[loganair] 27/11/2024 09:35

No Labour government has ever left office with unemployment lower then when they began.

[laurence llewelyn binliner] 27/11/2024 08:55

How she has the front to even try to defend the NICS rise is beyond me, when a 100 business leaders have written to her explaining that with the minimum wage rise on top of it will lead to job cuts, cancellation of any expansion plans and rising prices further fuelling inflation, just as mortgage rates head higher again due to the gilt rates spiking on the unfunded spending spree budget.. :o(

Labour - tax/borrow/spend, crash and repeat..

[bountyhunter] 25/11/2024 22:00

That just goes to show how little thought she put into those changes!

[philanderer] 25/11/2024 14:23

Reeves eh !

'Reeves gives tax boost to Aldi and Lidl in battle with British supermarkets'

UK retailers face higher business rates amid plans to tax larger stores more

Rachel Reeves’s business rates change stand to lower taxes for high street sellers and raise them for retailers with larger stores

The Chancellor is expected to hand Aldi and Lidl a tax advantage as the German discounters race to win more shoppers away from Britain’s biggest supermarkets.

[bountyhunter] 24/11/2024 10:05

Sainsbury’s ‘very attractive’ as latest buyback gets underway
Published: 11:52 22 Nov 2024 GMT

[philanderer] 22/11/2024 14:14

Market report

Food retailer J Sainsbury rose 3.3% after it launched the final quarter of its GBP200 million share buyback programme. The GBP50 million buyback will be run by Swiss broker, UBS


Alliance News

[philanderer] 19/11/2024 12:26

RBC starts J Sainsbury with 'outperform' - price target 300 pence

[spob] 11/11/2024 16:52

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12 month closing low

[philanderer] 11/11/2024 15:37

Hard sell off for SBRY and MKS again today . TSCO seems relatively unaffected.

[loganair] 11/11/2024 14:36

See why QIA further reduced their stake in Sainburys not so long ago.

Maybe better if us retail investors had followed suit.

[tyroneshares] 11/11/2024 14:33

I think Roberts should have kept his mouth zipped as his comments have severely damaged the share price

[wololol] 11/11/2024 13:37

Go Ocado all online. Future will be online faster now. Who enjoys going to a supermarket prison

[action] 11/11/2024 12:15

Only positive for sainsbury you load your groceries while you shop but not with lidl.

[action] 11/11/2024 12:13

Can't beat self check out at lidl

[supercity] 11/11/2024 12:09

Correct on the national insurance grab - the labour government are so short sighted they can't see that businesses will either pass the costs on to the consumer (inflation goes up) or reduce staff to absorb the costs (unemployment goes up).So now retail prices will rise to cover the cost - giving us (the consumer) even less money in our pockets.Exactly the same will happen with the minimum wage increase...companies will reduce staffing levels.

[tburns] 11/11/2024 10:17

In the 6month results released last week, I am sure that Simon Roberts said that expected profit after tax etc will be £137M. Did he not also say that the expected additional NI and Tax bill from the budget changes would be £140! Gulp! On that basis prices will need to go up across the board I would have thought, impossible to absorb and all projected profit would be swallowed up!