Fevertree Drinks Share Discussion Threads

[christh] 08/1/2018 06:52

Fevertree sells drinks that compliment alcoholic drinks
I.e. tonic water for gin, whiskey etc.

Explain to me the law on takeovers?

If not then 'it goes like that...a profitable company can be acquired by another company to
enhance its takings if they see value in its assets'
Obviously fevertree fits the bill as profits have been amazingly beating the market expectations every time.
Already hinted by many financial journalists for a possible Diageo takeover.
You can see consolidation in the sector.
Last week the volume has increased so much that was above the average.
I see the price rising to £28 and maybe higher that's off course my research so have a good read on the company.

[chadhas] 07/1/2018 21:08

Strange indeed

[panic investor] 07/1/2018 20:56

Not sure how you can compare those, three companies sell alcohol and one definitely doesn't

[christh] 07/1/2018 20:53

Aspall cider snapped up by Molson Coors after eight generations of family business



What would happen to Fevertree once the results come out ?

Who's eyeing Fevertree?
Diageo?
Aspall?
??????????????????????

Keep hold of your shares very tight.

It should rise to £28 and beyond.

[offthegrid] 06/1/2018 15:29

hxxps://www.thespiritsbusiness.com/2018/01/brits-spend-36m-on-gin-in-week-before-christmas/

[wetdream] 06/1/2018 07:55

Exaggerated pre-weekend drop imho.
Back to near £22.30-£22.50 trading range at close.
No formal news yet of any y/e trading update as far as I know.

[ccr1958] 05/1/2018 16:26

I put his tips on my radar just for interest . This coming back nicely this pm.

[wetdream] 05/1/2018 13:23

FEVR picked in this guy's top 5 tips for 2018:

[wetdream] 05/1/2018 13:17

The Nov trading update ended with:

'Given the strong performance in the period to date, the Board anticipates that the results for the full year ending 31 December 2017 will be materially ahead of current market expectations.'

So-the questions once again are 'How far ahead?' and 'What were/are market expectations?'

[bargainbob] 05/1/2018 13:07

Maybe the poor stock control over the festive period .

[wetdream] 05/1/2018 13:00

Hmm...or perhaps someone knows something?

[wetdream] 04/1/2018 23:51

Doesn't much matter. share price rose afterwards.
Perhaps that was holding it back?

[wetdream] 04/1/2018 16:43

£9m trade at 2.20pm

[bamboo2] 04/1/2018 12:18

What I particularly like about the range of Tonic Waters is there are options for avoiding HFCS. Many non-diet drinks contain this, in addition to sugar.

High Fructose Corn Syrup is a no-no for many special diets. eg FODMAP

In my experience, diabetics drinking G&T's will mostly be quite aware of, and make allowances for the carbohydrate content of both their gin and tonic.

[terry topper] 04/1/2018 08:59

Re post 1484
FEVR does not produce any sugar free products as that would involve artificial ingredients
The 'light' products are reduced sugar

[christh] 04/1/2018 08:16

will break £23 today and close £23.50 in my opinion

[discodave4] 03/1/2018 09:06

Pre close trading update will be this month, anytime from 22nd to 25th IMO.DD

[sogoesit] 03/1/2018 08:15

Preliminary results due in March.

[wetdream] 02/1/2018 22:39

Has been around the 24th/25th in the past.

[ccr1958] 02/1/2018 17:37

Update this month I believe !!

[pylewell] 02/1/2018 16:36

Can anyone suggest a date for when results are due?

[wetdream] 02/1/2018 15:53

Btw, no surprise the sp's eventually hit the £22.10 of the earlier spike-down.
Happens qute often. Dunno why. Perhaps there are sell orders already booked down to that price.

[christh] 02/1/2018 15:40

reasearch is the key to investment.

Fevertree Drinks : Forget Bitcoin bubble - will Fevertree go pop?
19/12/2017
Richard Watts, who runs the 3.2 billion pound Old Mutual UK Mid Cap Fund and is the biggest institutional shareholder of Fevertree, topped up his holdings in the company in the last 4-5 weeks.

"We think there are significant amounts of upside left in the shares," he said.

He said Fevertree's sales momentum is exceptionally strong as its mixers are stocked in more UK locations in the on-trade (e.g. bars, restaurants) and off-trade (e.g. supermarkets, shops), and gain more shelf space at retailers.

Britain is Fevertree's largest market. RBC Capital Markets put its contribution to the company's organic revenue growth at more than 50 percent since 2015, accelerating to more than 60 percent since the second half of 2016.

This performance, helped by a premium gin boom, shows no sign of abating. UK sales increased more than 100% in the first half of 2017 - and against a robust prior year level.

Watts said the international business is growing at a very healthy clip, too.

READ IT HERE AND MORE

[villarich] 02/1/2018 15:39

I'm in complete agreement with you. I've posted my own anecdotal evidence on here. What I don't subscribe to are the comments like "Fevertree have had an exceptional xmas period" based on a trading update from November.