Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[villarich] 19/1/2018 08:21

It was a reply to Christh's message about breaking £23 yesterday. Keep up dear

[sogoesit] 19/1/2018 08:16

A nice “gap fill” for the traders ;-)

By the way, any take-out should be at a “Premium”;... effectively making a take-out of FEVR at Premium^2!

[villarich] 19/1/2018 08:16

A fantastic way to start the day. Just switched on my monitors and saw this baby. Makes up for the drop on DIS this week!! Must be something in the air and hopefully an RNS to confirm any good news. Well done to all holders over the last few bumpy months!

[bamboo2] 19/1/2018 08:16

Sold my few.

[villarich] 19/1/2018 08:14

Only when it hits £28 and he's made his 12%

[villarich] 19/1/2018 08:14

Thanks Phil

[wetdream] 19/1/2018 08:14

Be careful. V low volume. Same thing happened early Nov.

[broadwood] 19/1/2018 08:13

. I see Jeffries started with a Buy rec this morning. Good timing.

[steptoes yard] 19/1/2018 08:13

Can we say goodbye to chris?

[chutes01] 19/1/2018 08:12

fkg hell .... Fizzzz

[jarega85] 19/1/2018 08:10

Great start guys!!! On the whispers!

[wetdream] 19/1/2018 07:01

'City whispers'....'swirling rumours'.....㈳4;

[ccr1958] 19/1/2018 06:48

Should pop on opening 😂

[philanderer] 19/1/2018 00:17

Unilever story...


Market report: Fevertree shares pop on swirling takeover talk

City whispers speculating that consumer goods giant Unilever is set to swoop for rising star Fevertree Drinks caused the upmarket tonic water maker’s shares to fizz on London’s junior market.

Swirling rumours mooted that Unilever will try to snap up the posh drink mixers company to help lift its ailing growth but will have to pay at least £28 per share for the investor darling, valuing the company at more than £3.2bn. The rumour mill swung into action after Fevertree appointed Kevin Havelock, Unilever’s global president of Refreshment, as a non-executive director last week.

With Fevertree relying on distribution deals outside of the UK, its growth could be catapulted by Unilever’s wide reach, and synergy savings would also be created by a tie-up, one analyst argued. However, Unilever’s preference to trade with supermarkets and wholesalers rather than Fevertree’s clientele of mainly restaurants and bars lessens its appeal.

Drinks giants Diageo and Pernod Ricard were also rumoured to be in the hunt for the company as a perfect tonic to their alcoholic drinks ranges, but the Aim-listed company’s collaborations with a wide array of drink manufacturers could prove a stumbling block to a bid.

Drinks giants might not be willing to continue existing collaborations with Fevertree if it was snapped up by a rival, possibly stunting its growth, and soft drinks suitors could face a tricky path to a deal by competition laws.

Fevertree has been transformed from a market minnow into the fourth-largest company by market capitalisation on the Aim market as the gin craze sweeps the UK, lifting its shares by 307pc in just two years. Shares jumped a further 50p to £21.72 on City chatter over a tie-up.

[wetdream] 18/1/2018 23:15

British Bulls say 'Buy'.....
;-)

[orissander] 18/1/2018 22:22

I have a 57 P/e ratio for 2017 so the peg is lower.

[discodave4] 18/1/2018 22:05

Current PE90, eps growth 106%, peg 90/106 = 0.85Loooong way below 9. :)

[mauricemonkey] 18/1/2018 19:46

PEG is 9 according to stocko. A loooooong way North of 1.

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[microscope] 18/1/2018 17:03

Villarich I can't argue on p/e. Just think the growing market share can continue. Seeing their products in the likes of Sainsbury just one example. Looks like the market (for now) agrees with me

[steptoes yard] 18/1/2018 13:35

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