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JET2 Jet2

1,635.00
35.00 (2.19%)
05 Dec 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Jet2 LSE:JET2 London Ordinary Share GB00B1722W11 ORD 1.25P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  35.00 2.19% 1,635.00 1,624.00 1,631.00 1,633.00 1,603.00 1,603.00 433,873 16:35:22
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Air Transport, Nonscheduled 6.26B 399.2M 1.8595 8.74 3.43B
Jet2 is listed in the Air Transport, Nonscheduled sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker JET2. The last closing price for Jet2 was 1,600p. Over the last year, Jet2 shares have traded in a share price range of 1,180.00p to 1,647.00p.

Jet2 currently has 214,683,850 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Jet2 is £3.43 billion. Jet2 has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 8.74.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
02/10/2020
14:07
Darrin

that is the case now.
10 days to get into Switzerland

tiger

castleford tiger
02/10/2020
13:24
There may become a point that the rate of infections is so high in the UK that restrictions are put on UK travellers by the holiday destinations.

There is little incentive for the UK government to encourage travel abroad as a lot of the money saved on holidays is being spent in the UK. Tradesmen around here are saying they have never been so busy fitting bathrooms, kitchens and building extensions etc

I really want to buy some jet2 but waiting for a lower price in anticipation of a wider market fall.

darrin1471
02/10/2020
11:20
Just put on list (Turkey) along with Poland by Scotland. Madeira and Azores off list.
our haven
02/10/2020
10:08
I think jet2 will keep flying there ( to turkey)

they are still flying to Portugal.

tiger

castleford tiger
02/10/2020
07:21
Darrin1471 Bit of a shock as research shows that up to 80 percent of positive results are for people in the asymptomatic category.
our haven
01/10/2020
19:48
Turkey has admitted it is publishing only a partial tally of confirmed coronavirus infections, stoking a political row that has been simmering for months over the true scale of the pandemic in the country.
In remarks that could have repercussions for Turkey’s crucial tourism sector, Fahrettin Koca, the health minister, said the term “patients̶1; referred to those who had tested positive for the disease and displayed symptoms. People who had a positive test but were asymptomatic were not included in the tally, he said.
World Health Organization guidance defines confirmed cases as “a person with laboratory confirmation of Covid-19 infection, irrespective of clinical signs and symptoms”.
Turkey is one of the few European destinations British holidaymakers can travel to and from without any quarantine requirements. The country hosted 261,000 UK visitors in August.

darrin1471
01/10/2020
18:46
I’m meant to be going to Turkey on Tuesday 😞
scottish007
01/10/2020
18:31
That's Turkey gone too.It's on the quarantine list, and therefore I assume that Jet2 policy will be not to fly there.I had friends going next week, and I have family there now!
festario
01/10/2020
14:05
Who knows for sure of course but so far the 700 level holding like a champ
tongosti
01/10/2020
10:52
Also it's not the upside that concerns me, it's the potential of a fall from height! It's all still a bit uncertain isn't it. No bright light at the end of the tunnel just yet
npp62
01/10/2020
10:50
Thanks Tiger. Plenty of upside from current level. Sooner or later life will just have to go on. We can't carry on like this indefinitely surely. What a depressing thought!
npp62
01/10/2020
08:49
npp
read last years annual report it will tell you what Fowler made. Circa 5m

small fry in the numbers.

main consideration was the increase in shares of 20% following fundraising.

Still think that was the bank being difficult.

The old £20.00 high would be breached on a mark cap basis if we break 16.00 or thereabouts
Tiger

castleford tiger
01/10/2020
08:33
Many thanks. Not holding at the moment but looking for an entry point. Great company. Great people. They'll be back big style once all this virus shizzle is behind us!
npp62
01/10/2020
08:22
dtg with a differentvname
ccraig69
01/10/2020
08:05
Apologies if this has already been asked or if it's a stupid question.... Presuming JET2 is now entirely the airline side and not just DTG with a different name? If that's the case, regarding the share price, to what extent did the non airline side of DTG contribute to the price of the stock.. and going forward will that hold it back to any degree? Once we're out of the woods with the virus of course.
npp62
30/9/2020
11:53
Turkey flights are pretty much full apparently.
scottish007
30/9/2020
11:51
Not yet Senn. They just got an email saying bonus would be reinstated from November! 😳
scottish007
30/9/2020
11:22
Scottish

is the axe starting to fall mate??

senn1
29/9/2020
13:50
Big drop today
senn1
29/9/2020
07:31
..... and despite being slower with refunds than even Ryanair, a lot of people still have high regard for Tui.
scottish007
29/9/2020
07:24
I hear you CT.
Debt of course is hugely significant.
Like Jet2 however, l would say their potential earnings are not truly known as the uplift from the demise of the real Thomas Cook has not as yet been fully realised.
So for me those looking to take on a travel company may well see value in Tui, after all it is still Europe’s biggest.

scottish007
28/9/2020
22:40
Scottish
How much debt have Tui got?
What do you think they can make in a normal year?

castleford tiger
28/9/2020
21:46
Gotta disagree re Tui.
Yes it’s financially honking but it’s both saleable and saveable, especially given the loss of ‘the real‘ Thomas Cook.
My two bob will remain with Jet2 but there will be big money waiting to pounce on Tui.

scottish007
28/9/2020
17:49
Jobs going Scottish imho?? grapevine my friend in the know.
senn1
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