Easyjet Share Discussion Threads

[oakville] 02/8/2022 10:21

Company announces that it received notification on 2 August 2022 that Ella Bennett, Group People Director acquired 3,187 ordinary shares of 27 2/7 pence each in the Company ("Shares") on 1 August 2022 at a price of GBP3.895 per share, in London.

[m1k3y1] 01/8/2022 17:13

This article takes no account of EU ownership rules.
Any buyer of EZJ would need to maintain the EU ownership requirement .

[albert3591] 01/8/2022 14:40

Not a chance they way prices are going,people will shun hols abroad.

[oakville] 01/8/2022 08:08

They can have my shares for £7

[commander77] 01/8/2022 07:33

A hostile buy out coming

[blackhorse23] 28/7/2022 08:20

Switching to CURY (LSE) , revenue growth 10.1 billion, dividend 3.15p , SBB 75 m

[iandippie] 28/7/2022 07:00

2nd lowest net debt of all UK carriers I think. Only Ryanair has lower net debt.

[albert3591] 26/7/2022 16:00

How much are funds buying into travel companies at the moment.

[crazi] 26/7/2022 13:01

"Airline ancillary yield per passenger of GBP22.07 continues to outperform pre pandemic levels, up 55% on the same period in 2019. easyJet holidays generated GBP16m of profit in the quarter as it carried 0.4 million customers, passing its previous highest profit of GBP10m(4) in a full year. The holidays business remains on track to carry 1.1m passengers in the full year."


This share price is crazy low! Topping up when I can for a 2 year hold. Will be a double bagger this...

[lodgeview] 26/7/2022 12:20

Just crashed into the hillside.

[oakville] 26/7/2022 09:22

Just taken off?

[lodgeview] 26/7/2022 07:18

Very strange reaction. Market hates the TU.

[oakville] 26/7/2022 07:02

Debt will be gone by next results.

[lodgeview] 26/7/2022 06:44

This should soar today. Net debt massively reduced.

[iandippie] 26/7/2022 06:44

Excellent to see profit of 16m from the holidays side of the business and that's just for one quarter. They only started selling package holidays in Nov 2019!!

[oakville] 26/7/2022 06:37

easyJet continues to have a strong investment grade balance sheet and has one of the lowest net debts in European aviation. As at 30 June 2022, easyJet's net debt was £0.2 billion (31 March 2022: £0.6 billion) including cash and cash equivalents and money market deposits of £3.9 billion.

[porsche1945] 25/7/2022 09:19

@black…why, sell one dog to buy another, you dividend junkies, wow 7 pc yield to lose half your capital. Fxckin hell.

[qantas] 21/7/2022 08:32

That was a big drop from £11

[oakville] 19/7/2022 06:08

PE way too high at CURY.

[blackhorse23] 18/7/2022 13:24

Sold EZY & bought CURY ( LSE) , excellent dividend yield 7 percentage

[mashman] 17/7/2022 21:03

If that's right it's not going to be at a premium but do they need cash?

[flyer61] 17/7/2022 05:08

Share price appears to be indicating another fund raising is coming. Certainly their capacity to borrow fresh debt is now limited.