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| Acacia Mining Plc | LSE:ACA | London | Ordinary Share | GB00B61D2N63 | ORD 10P |
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| 15/1/2025 | 15:54 | Credit Agricole SA: Bankster a la Francais | 598 |
| 24/10/2019 | 10:49 | Acacia Mining | 1,572 |
| 23/10/2018 | 17:17 | Atlantic Caspian | 9 |
| 28/1/2013 | 17:57 | TIME FOR ACTION | 5,707 |
| 25/10/2010 | 13:50 | G6 | 3 |
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Posted at 15/1/2025 15:54 by misca2 Credit Agricole SAEPA: ACA 13.93 EUR +0.28 (2.05%) today Jan 15, 16:35 GMT+1 Open 13.72 High 13.96 Low 13.66 Mkt cap 42.35B P/E ratio 6.51 Div yield 7.54% 52-wk high 15.92 52-wk low 12.12 |
Posted at 20/11/2024 12:55 by adrian j boris Analysts' ConsensusMean consensus OUTPERFORM Number of Analysts 19 Last Close Price 13.36EUR Average target price 16.56EUR Spread / Average Target +24.02% High Price Target 23.40EUR Spread / Highest target +75.22% Low Price Target 14.00EUR Spread / Lowest Target +4.83% |
Posted at 31/8/2024 06:04 by waldron Crédit Agricole: share price on form, HSBC upgrades to buyAugust 30, 2024 at 03:56 pm On Friday, Crédit Agricole shares benefited from a positive note from HSBC to post the second biggest rise on the CAC 40 index, with analysts from the British bank hailing certain changes underway within the green bank's model. At around 4:30 pm, the share gained over 2%, while the CAC was up by just 0.2% at the same time. In a note published today, HSBC analysts indicate that they have raised their recommendation on the share to 'buy' from 'hold', with a revised target price of 17.5 euros, compared with 16 euros previously. The British bank welcomes the changes underway within the bank, and in particular its favorable outlook for new business, a dynamic that should enable it to improve its results and encourage a stock market revaluation. In his view, the market is not taking sufficient account of the Group's recent targeted acquisitions, even though these point to a shift towards asset management, as illustrated by the recent takeover of Belgium's Degroof Petercam. With the fall in interest rates, HSBC also anticipates an upturn in investment product activity, to the detriment of deposits. This phenomenon should be accentuated by the forthcoming normalization of the French political landscape and its positive effect on private individuals' appetite for risk, again likely to favor investment products. CercleFinance.com. |
Posted at 19/4/2024 14:34 by waldron Latest DividendsSummary Previous dividend Next dividend Status Paid Declared Type Final Final Per share 105¢ 105¢ Declaration date 09 Feb 2023 (Thu) 19 Mar 2024 (Tue) Ex-div date 30 May 2023 (Tue) 29 May 2024 (Wed) Pay date 01 Jun 2023 (Thu) 31 May 2024 (Fri) |
Posted at 10/3/2024 07:39 by adrian j boris Analysts' ConsensusMean consensus OUTPERFORM Number of Analysts 20 Last Close Price 12.77 EUR Average target price 14.08 EUR Spread / Average Target +10.22% High Price Target 17.3 EUR Spread / Highest target +35.43% Low Price Target 10.5 EUR Spread / Lowest Target -17.80% |
Posted at 07/3/2024 18:44 by waldron Crédit Agricole: capital reduction completedMarch 07, 2024 at 01:16 am EST Crédit Agricole announces the definitive completion, on March 6, of the capital reduction decided by its Board of Directors on February 7, through the cancellation of 26,835,641 treasury shares representing approximately 0.9% of the share capital. These shares were acquired between October 6, 2023 and January 26, 2024, as part of a share buyback program designed to offset the dilutive effect of the 2023 capital increase reserved for employees. Following the cancellation of these shares, Crédit Agricole's share capital comprises 3,025,902,350 shares, including 1,360,622 treasury shares held under the liquidity contract with Kepler Cheuvreux. CercleFinance.com. |
Posted at 08/2/2024 10:00 by waldron Credit Agricole Net Profit Beats Forecasts; Lifts DividendFebruary 08, 2024 at 01:56 am EST Share By Helena Smolak Credit Agricole posted a better-than-expected fourth-quarter net profit on revenue growth in all business lines except insurance, and hiked its total dividend for 2023. France's second-largest listed lender said Thursday that its net profit for the quarter was 1.33 billion euros ($1.43 billion) compared with EUR1.56 billion a year before as corporate and retail banking offset revenue decline at its insurance business due to weather-related claims. The bank declared a dividend of EUR1.05 for 2023, a 24% increase from the year before. Revenue for the quarter rose to EUR6.04 billion from EUR5.97 billion. Analysts polled by FactSet had seen Credit Agricole's net profit at EUR1.275 billion on revenue of EUR6.16 billion. Revenue from its French retail banking division rose by 4.2%, boosted by increased net interest income--the difference between the interest banks earn on loans and pay out on deposits--as lenders benefited from higher interest rates. The lender left its 2025 financial targets unchanged. Write to Helena Smolak at helena.smolak@wsj.co (END) Dow Jones Newswires 02-08-24 0155ET |
Posted at 21/11/2023 08:15 by sarkasm Banks accused of 'lack of transparency' over green finance activitiesNovember 21, 2023 at 01:26 am EST Share (Alliance News) - Europe's 20 largest banks have been accused of a "structural lack of transparency" over their green finance activities. ShareAction, which campaigns for responsible investment, carried out research into banks promoting their green finance credentials. It found that while all banks investigated have set a target or report their green finance activity, just four banks publish partial information on how they calculated those targets, including UK bank Barclays PLC. ShareAction warned that this lack of clarity leaves all 20 banks open to allegation of greenwashing. The banks were found to frequently include products in their targets which do not lead to more funding going toward green activities such as sustainable technology development or renewable power generation. The research cited examples like Standard Chartered PLC meeting their green finance target by advising clients on mergers and acquisitions. Many banks also included carbon-intensive energy generation activities in their green financing targets such as Credit Agricole SA including natural gas extraction and Deutsche Bank AG including certain forms of biomass for power generation, ShareAction said. Elsewhere, the banks were found to be applying double standards to reducing emissions and increasing green financing. The investigation uncovered that almost no banks account for their capital markets facilitation, where banks help companies to raise funds like bonds, in their decarbonisation targets. Meanwhile, almost all banks include capital markets facilitation in their green finance targets. ShareAction noted that Barclays is the only bank that includes capital markets in its emissions reduction targets although it only counts 33% of its share in a deal, whereas it counts 100% of its share in a deal when it goes toward its green finance target. The investigation also found that just 35% of banks measured the real impact of their financing, such as the level of renewable energy capacity installed through funding. It highlighted how banks reported even less on whether their green financing was for new assets or already existing projects with HSBC PLC reporting that 77% of its 2022 green bond allocation was to already existing projects. Xavier Lerin, senior research manager at ShareAction, said: "Banks widely promote their green credentials to their customers and shareholders. "However there is a structural lack of transparency on what their green finance activities achieve. "It remains unclear from what the banks themselves are reporting and in the targets they are setting whether they are actually providing the finance required to transition our economy and mitigate against the most damaging consequences of climate change. "Banks must put their money where their mouth is and set clearly scientific targets that illustrate their working, or the public and investors will be left in the dark about how meaningful the contributions they are making to preventing the worst impacts of climate change and adapting our economy for a low carbon future." The ShareAction report calls on policymakers and standard-setting bodies to establish standards that tackle greenwashing and ensure banks are properly measuring the impact of their financing. Credit Agricole said it is fully committed to financing a green energy future and strives to be completely transparent and clear in its communication and information on the energy transition. A spokesperson for Deutsche Bank said: "As part of our broader sustainability strategy, Deutsche Bank established in 2020 its Sustainable Finance Framework, which is updated on a regular basis. "Our goals are to ensure that our clients have access to financing that helps them to pursue the necessary transition to an environmentally sustainable and socially stable future. "The framework transparently outlines our classification logic, which e.g. also considers successfully passed Environmental & Social Due Diligences for certain sectors and transactions as condition for a classification as sustainable finance." Standard Chartered declined to comment. PA has contacted Barclays and HSBC for comment. source: PA |
Posted at 28/10/2023 06:40 by misca2 Analysts' ConsensusMean consensus HOLD Number of Analysts 19 Last Close Price 11.17EUR Average target price 13.37EUR Spread / Average Target +19.67% High Price Target 17.30EUR Spread / Highest target +54.88% Low Price Target 11.50EUR Spread / Lowest Target +2.95% |
Posted at 13/8/2023 07:50 by adrian j boris Analysts' ConsensusMean consensus HOLD Number of Analysts 20 Last Close Price 11.55EUR Average target price 13.24EUR Spread / Average Target +14.63% High Price Target 17.30EUR Spread / Highest target +49.78% Low Price Target 11.50EUR Spread / Lowest Target -0.43% |
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