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BAG Barr (a.g.) Plc

566.00
2.00 (0.35%)
26 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Barr (a.g.) Plc LSE:BAG London Ordinary Share GB00B6XZKY75 ORD 4 1/6P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  2.00 0.35% 566.00 562.00 565.00 572.00 559.00 563.00 75,471 16:35:12
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Btld & Can Soft Drinks,water 317.6M 33.9M 0.3046 18.45 625.44M
Barr (a.g.) Plc is listed in the Btld & Can Soft Drinks,water sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker BAG. The last closing price for Barr (a.g.) was 564p. Over the last year, Barr (a.g.) shares have traded in a share price range of 446.00p to 591.00p.

Barr (a.g.) currently has 111,288,517 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Barr (a.g.) is £625.44 million. Barr (a.g.) has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 18.45.

Barr (a.g.) Share Discussion Threads

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
15/2/2024
14:29
This was hitting 800p not so long ago.
justiceforthemany
14/2/2024
14:13
'Eight unusual Valentine's stock picks: Fund managers pick companies from Ferrari to Greggs'


BAG included

philanderer
12/2/2024
14:14
Labour considering ban on sale of energy drinks to under-16s
philanderer
09/2/2024
17:45
Something weird here , almost -9% on the week.

Surely not just down to the new Chief Exec appointment ?

philanderer
05/2/2024
17:18
Oh dear, awful day

154k shares traded and most of them dumped.

philanderer
05/2/2024
14:05
Shore Capital has upgraded its forecast for IRN-BRU maker AG Barr (LON: BAG) which has appointed a new chief executive.

Scotland-based AG Barr’s revenues were £400m in the year to January 2024, which is 26% ahead of the previous year. This includes a full contribution from the Boost drinks business acquired in December 2022. Organic growth was nearly 8%. All the core soft drinks brands grew.

Shore has upgraded its full year pre-tax profit from £47.5m to £49.5m. The broker expects further growth to £52m in 2024-25, although this has not been upgraded.

philanderer
02/2/2024
07:58
New CEO is the Harold Shipman of the corporate world - Co Op, Superdry, SAGA - how did he get on a short list (long list, even) let alone get appointed.
eigthwonder
01/2/2024
14:01
Begbies Traynor’s (BEG:AIM) Julie Palmer noted that ‘despite the upcoming increase to the national living wage and business rates threatening to shake up AG Barr’s balanced concoction of competitive prices and robust margins, the soft drinks stalwart appears well-positioned to weather these storms thanks to its diversified portfolio of brands and highly automated production line.’

Palmer added: ‘After more than two decades at the helm, White steps down later this year and the newcomer has some big shoes to fill at a time when businesses are battling a tricky economic backdrop.

‘Changes of the guard at the top always create some pause for thought but for the maker of Scotland’s ‘other’ national drink, there’s clearly momentum build across its stable of iconic brands which should position it well to continue to shake up an ever-evolving soft drinks market.’


sharesmagazine.co.uk

philanderer
01/2/2024
11:28
AG Barr ready for more acquisition growth, says Liberum


Irn-Bru maker AG Barr (BAG) has boosted its growth potential through acquisitions and there is scope for more purchases, says Liberum.

Analyst Wayne Brown retained his ‘buy’ recommendation and target price of 600p on the drinks manufacturer, which was trading at 569p on Wednesday.

He said the group is on track to expand its earnings margins towards the 14%-15% target for 2026 ‘driven by the capacity enhancement and productivity improvements through its ongoing capital investment programme’.

This programme will also allow for ‘significant synergies to be achieved on the recent acquisitions of Boost and Rio’.

‘Adding brands in fast-growth categories to its portfolio via M&A has improved the group’s growth potential,’ said Brown.

‘A strong balance sheet with £47m in net cash allows for portfolio further value-accretive M&A.’


citywire.com

philanderer
01/2/2024
10:33
All good.

Looking like a chart breakout.

philanderer
01/2/2024
09:41
More of the same please.
harry_david
30/1/2024
13:40
I've got a trading update due thursday in my diary.
philanderer
26/1/2024
16:29
At last, some action.
harry_david
21/1/2024
07:03
Stock been on a good run the last while. I was hoping for a drop at some point though as I wanted to strengthen my position around the £5 mark, will wait and see what the coming months bring.
fwatson
16/1/2024
08:34
Having seen what happened to MCB and EQLS this morning be .careful what you wish for
slogsweep
16/1/2024
07:35
Are we expecting a good trading update in February then??
fwatson
05/1/2024
15:00
It's the only bug+er that's up today out of my twenty eight.
philanderer
04/1/2024
22:03
At last some interest in the shares, they deserve it, heaps of cash and after more purchases, sales moving forward and profit outlook strong.
harry_david
11/12/2023
15:26
Initially I was very confused by this 10th place behind a string of brand names that mean absolutely nothing outside of Scotland until I realised number one is Irn Bru!! Still doubtful Barr's is below Malcolm Allen the Butchers though! Bear in mind I do know what I'm talking about. I can remember when Malcolm Allen had two shops at Anniesland on opposite sides of the road. Great for a Lorne sausage or a steak pie but worth a fraction of Barrs even if you strip Irn Bru out. I don't mean to do down Malcolm Allen. You could say the same about all the rest of the top ten other than Tunnocks. If you did it properly Barrs is a clear number one and Tunnocks two.
makinbuks
10/12/2023
00:27
'Scotland’s top brands: 9 & 10'


10. Barr

A new look for Barr at the start of 2023 has clearly paid dividends as the soft drinks maker has broken back into the top 10 in the Scottish brands table.

philanderer
06/12/2023
16:31
:-)

Irn Bru launch limited edition 'Feasting Trousers' in time for Christmas

philanderer
03/12/2023
10:42
IRN-BRU Christmas advert featuring several Edinburgh landmarks and seasonal
attractions is back on our screens

Their Christmas commercials have become seasonal favourites in Scotland



seasonal-attractions-is-back-on-our-screens-4430734

philanderer
01/12/2023
18:36
What's going on here then?
Net cash.
Would make a great bolt on acquisition.

justiceforthemany
08/11/2023
00:57
Telegraph - Questor update

HOLD

philanderer
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