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IMB Imperial Brands Plc

1,730.00
15.00 (0.87%)
15 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Imperial Brands Plc LSE:IMB London Ordinary Share GB0004544929 ORD 10P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  15.00 0.87% 1,730.00 1,731.50 1,732.50 1,735.00 1,715.00 1,717.00 2,331,915 16:35:01
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Cigarettes 32.48B 2.33B 2.6392 6.56 15.27B
Imperial Brands Plc is listed in the Cigarettes sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker IMB. The last closing price for Imperial Brands was 1,715p. Over the last year, Imperial Brands shares have traded in a share price range of 1,553.50p to 2,016.00p.

Imperial Brands currently has 882,089,213 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Imperial Brands is £15.27 billion. Imperial Brands has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 6.56.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
04/10/2017
10:43
I'm buying in very small amounts only.
essentialinvestor
04/10/2017
10:29
I wouldn't rule out a test of 3000p in due course. It would still only put it on a 5.7% yield for the current FY. Aimho
speedsgh
04/10/2017
10:04
Added a third lot at 3141.
essentialinvestor
03/10/2017
12:41
RBC note:


Market share gains in H2 reassure us that the good stuff Imperial is doing to fix its volume trend is starting to have the intended results, notwithstanding the unwelcomed contribution of the one-off pension restructuring. Meanwhile, we think concerns over the sustainability of Imperial's dividend and Investment Grade credit rating are overdone.

The fact that the pension restructuring is instrumental to be "on track to meet earnings expectations for the full year" is not what we hoped to hear in Imperial's pre-close statement. On the other hand, the market share gains flagged by the company in H2 reassure us that the good stuff Imperial is doing to fix its volume trend (brand migrations, SKU reduction and increased investments) is starting to have the intended results.

Meanwhile, we expect Imperial's generous dividend policy to continue to be supportive in the medium term. In our base case (EPS CAGR of 4.6% over the next ten years) we expect Imperial to be able to sustain the current dividend policy of +10% p.a. for 7-8 years before the payout ratio exceeds 90%, implying a distribution of around 50% of the company's current market cap. Assuming a volume shortfall of 1.5% and 3% implies the current dividend policy would be sustainable for 5-6 years.

As for the credit rating, we think the evolution of Imperial's Debt/EBITDA would be consistent with Moody's criteria for Investment Grade both under our base case and assuming a volume shortfall of 1.5% (3.5x in FY18E and FY19E respectively). As for RCF/Net Debt, we don't think it will become compatible with an Investment Grade rating in the short-term, although it is very unlikely it can trigger a downgrade alone, given that the low level is merely a function of the high dividend paid.

Assuming a volume shortfall of 3% would push the two metrics in "danger zone" but, even in this case a downgrade would be far from granted given that Leverage and Coverage ratios carry a weight of only 36% on the final rating vs other more qualitative factors making up for the difference.

philanderer
03/10/2017
10:57
3rd oct RBC 'outperform' tp 3500p cut from 3600p
philanderer
02/10/2017
17:36
Divi for nov17 and feb18 is coming up 55p each as per last year.
action
02/10/2017
15:53
I bought a pretty chunky chunk today, as part of my long-running Long-Term-Buy+Hold portfolio. Look forward to following this thread.
jrphoenixw2
02/10/2017
15:00
Meaning whatever amount you want to buy, might be worth doing in stages
rather than as a single purchase.

essentialinvestor
02/10/2017
13:07
All in with my trading pot Essen I'm not that daft 🦉
linton5
02/10/2017
12:47
Don't go all in, stagger any buying just fwiw.
essentialinvestor
02/10/2017
11:50
I'm waiting to load up here,bring er down chaps
linton5
02/10/2017
11:01
Looks like we may be going lower.
FX and UKX should be supportive this AM, and unmoved, just my guess only.

essentialinvestor
02/10/2017
10:40
2nd oct Jefferies buy tp 3600p cut frpm 4100p
philanderer
29/9/2017
18:02
Well the sector has largely geared up on debt to fund acquisitions
over the past few years. So scope may be more limited.

Intend to add a few lower down, if available next week.

essentialinvestor
29/9/2017
17:04
How low before the takeover/merger rumours start up again I wonder.
spacecake
29/9/2017
14:37
I got in yday guys good luck
linton5
29/9/2017
14:03
Hi Phil, just had a small amount.
essentialinvestor
29/9/2017
13:43
Afternoon EI, I've added a few this afternoon.

JP Morgan Caz. NEUTRAL. tp. 3230p. cut from 3770p
Deutsche. BUY. tp. 4100p

philanderer
29/9/2017
12:52
You mean 3200?
action
29/9/2017
12:51
May go above 3100
rimmy2000
29/9/2017
12:42
Thanks for the view.
essentialinvestor
29/9/2017
12:41
May go below 3100
action
29/9/2017
12:40
Bought yesterday averaging down . Still think it may below 3100 b4 dust settles IMHO
action
29/9/2017
12:38
Any one buying, adding ?.
essentialinvestor
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