Imp.Tobacco Grp Share Discussion Threads

[dogwalker] 11/1/2015 14:49

It sounded like the companies, but I'm not certain. Hence the question mark. It was very quick - a comment thrown in , type of thing.

[bouleversee] 11/1/2015 12:07

The companies or the products?

[supermarky] 08/1/2015 21:48

Looking good into next thursday

[philo124] 08/1/2015 21:33

They thought it was all over.

[supermarky] 01/1/2015 22:15

Imt is in the questor 2015 tips list

[supermarky] 29/12/2014 16:56

Xd soon. You gotta be in it to win it lol.

[philo124] 12/12/2014 17:39

Now u know.

[brulot] 29/11/2014 10:22

Amazing run which should continue up to xd date. not sure if the share is ahead of itself or might there be somebody lurking.

[shutittrev] 13/11/2014 14:53

Imps....reassuringly expensive.

[losos] 11/11/2014 14:34

irenekent - Have likewise been in IMT since the Hanson days, probably my best performing share, I have bought and sold a few times but always had a core holding. Really like the announcement that dividends will be paid quarterly from next year.

[speedsgh] 05/11/2014 13:05

Questor share tip: Imperial Tobacco a solid defensive option

Imperial Tobacco reports rising profits, excellent cash flow and boasts a 5pc prospective dividend yield, Questor says hold

[irenekent] 05/11/2014 12:20

Been in since the Hanson days. Incredible share performance with divs re-invested. I think they were about £4 originally. Might start taking the divs in cash now as they look like they are getting expensive.

[shutittrev] 04/11/2014 17:00

All time high.....imps....maximum respect.

[brain smiley] 04/11/2014 12:52

Oriel Securities issued a buy note, saying:


Imperial Tobacco released 2014 full year results which were in line with both the market and our own expectations.

Importantly, Imperial delivered its promised 10% dividend advance in 2014 and remains on track to hand over a similar gain in 2015.

Conditions in mature markets continue to be described as challenging. However, we continue to see examples of firm pricing at the premium end of the market – notably in the UK.

At this stage Imperial appears comfortable with current consensus for earnings per share growth in 2015, which is for around 2.5% in reported currency and 4.5% in constant – i.e. the company is back to mid-singles growth, which is important given its 10% dividend growth ambitions.

With a 12.6 times calendar 2015 PE and 5.4% calendar 2015 dividend yield, Imperial Tobacco continues to look attractively valued given its underlying improvements on trading and operational performance.

[philo124] 04/11/2014 10:01

Yep, in SIPP.

[irenekent] 04/11/2014 09:57

A great income share and now maybe even a growth share.

[philo124] 04/11/2014 07:40

Results,- I have no idea.

[essentialinvestor] 03/10/2014 13:21

This may seem a left field folks, but Ebola needs to be watched if this
develops in to a pan African pandemic, IMT have big markets there and with
significant gearing on the balance sheet any potential revenue drop is a
concern, just imv only.

[minerve] 24/9/2014 14:52

Most TV interviewers aren't clever enough &/or bold enough. Politicians have no experience in the real world.

[brulot] 24/9/2014 14:41

I find it amazing that none of the TV interviewers refuse or don't think to challenge the logic behind these policy decisions. They are clearly shallow and we will end up with an ageing, potless group of people that will cost us more in the long term.

[essentialinvestor] 23/9/2014 21:54

Wider market moves of more concern short term folks.