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Share Name | Share Symbol | Market | Stock Type |
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Barr (a.g.) Plc | BAG | London | Ordinary Share |
Open Price | Low Price | High Price | Close Price | Previous Close |
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BEVERAGES |
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Posted at 26/3/2024 19:16 by philanderer Investors ChronicleAG Barr bids adieu to CEO Roger White as sales surge BUY |
Posted at 26/9/2023 22:19 by philanderer Investors ChronicleBUY |
Posted at 01/9/2023 14:37 by philanderer Investors Chronicle:A consumer stock poised to fizz again Recent acquisitions could recharge this iconic beverage business’s bottom line |
Posted at 28/3/2023 16:09 by philanderer Investors ChronicleAG Barr posts strong sales growth but margins contract. Cost pressures hit margins, but revenue and profit progress demonstrated the strong brand equity on offer Buy article.. |
Posted at 28/3/2023 11:34 by philanderer AG Barr posts jump in profits but warns over margin hitVictoria Scholar, head of investment at Interactive Investor, said: "Investors are shrugging off the earnings beat, focusing on margin pressures with shares trading lower by more than 1%, landing the stock in negative territory year-to-date. Drinks brands have been facing headwinds on two fronts both on the cost side as well as the consumer side with the cost-of-living crisis prompting households to make cutbacks on non-essential items. "Over recent months, shares have been rebounding, helped by the broader pick-up in market sentiment since the lows in October with shares up almost 15% over the past half year." Sharecast |
Posted at 12/12/2022 16:30 by makinbuks The view of Mark Watson- Mitchel from Mater Investor, not universally liked, but for what its worth:"AG Barr (LON:GAG) – Latest Cash Acquisition Gives Energy The announcement on Monday morning that the IRN-BRU maker had acquired the Boost drinks business for an initial £20m consideration, certainly perked up the market’s interest. The group’s shares rose to 543p at one stage, up 38p in response to the news. By Monday evening they closed 33p better on the day at 538p. The instant euphoria on the deal became somewhat dissipated by last night as a little bit of profit-taking reduced some of the steam. Analysts Darren Shirley and Clive Black at Shore Capital obviously rate the House Stock. They nudged up their estimates on the group. For the year to end January 2023 they look for sales to rise from £269m to £307m, helping to lift adjusted pre-tax profits to £42.6m (£41.5m), picking up earnings to 30.4p (29.3p) per share. For the coming year the brokers go for £385m revenues, £45.1m profits and 32.2p earnings per share. This £579m group is a ‘class act’ whose shares, at 518p, represent a very appealing medium-term investment. (Profile 31.07.20 @ 444.5p set a Target Price of 525p*)" |
Posted at 29/9/2022 14:04 by philanderer Investors Chronicle:Impressive half for AG Barr Buy |
Posted at 22/7/2022 08:07 by ntv A positive article in investors chronicle may help the share priceIt should be benefiting from the surge in demand for it's drinks during the hot weather |
Posted at 29/3/2022 19:28 by philanderer Investors Chronicle:'Sales soar at AG Barr' |
Posted at 30/11/2021 16:59 by philanderer Afternoon EI, same here :-)AG Barr ready for inflation, says Liberum AG Barr (BAG) has provided another upgrade and Liberum believes there is more to come from the maker of Irn Bru thanks to its ability to withstand an inflationary environment. Analyst Wayne Brown retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 655p on the stock, which rose 13%, or 61p, to 529p on Monday. ‘Another upgrade two months before year-end suggests a high degree of confidence and more to come is now highly likely,’ he said. ‘AG Barr is an annual compounder where performance is highly sustainable and dependable.’ Brown said in an inflationary environment ‘investors should look to buy into annual compounders with high levels of predictable revenue streams, and with the ability to utilise multiple levers to offset inflationary pressures’, such as pricing power, promotions and multiple sales channels, all of which ‘de-risks&rsqu |
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