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RR. Rolls-royce Holdings Plc

406.00
-11.00 (-2.64%)
Last Updated: 11:35:11
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Stock Type
Rolls-royce Holdings Plc RR. London Ordinary Share
  Price Change Price Change % Share Price Last Trade
-11.00 -2.64% 406.00 11:35:11
Open Price Low Price High Price Close Price Previous Close
414.10 403.90 414.10 417.00
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Industry Sector
AEROSPACE & DEFENCE

Rolls-royce RR. Dividends History

No dividends issued between 25 Apr 2014 and 25 Apr 2024

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Posted at 25/4/2024 08:18 by foreverbull
Https://www.thetimes.co.uk/article/aerospace-driving-the-profit-engine-gsxv6gxdpAerospace driving Rolls-Royce's profit engineLauren AlmeidaApril 03 2024, 12.01amRolls-Royce, once a laggard in most DIY investor portfolios, is now ranking around the top of brokers' most popular stocks. It was just over a year ago that new chief executive Tufan Erginbilgic started at the business, claiming it had been "grossly mismanaged" for years. Since he took charge, the shares have almost quadrupled in value - but can it last?But the shares have roared back in the past 12 months, thanks in no small part to the success of Erginbilgic's turnaround plan, which doubled profit margins in just one year and led the company to record cash inflows.Erginbilgic, a former BP executive who joined the company after the almost eight-year tenure of Warren East, has laid out a vision for 2027: operating profits of up to £2.8 billion, profit margins as high as 15 per cent and annual net cash inflows as high as £3.1 billion.Much of this hinges on its civil aerospace division, which primarily makes engines for the Airbus A350 and Boeing 787. One reason why margins here were historically weak is that the company cut prices aggressively on new engines in a bid to win market share. Now management is prioritising the bottom line, with margins up from 3 per cent in 2022 to 12 per cent in 2023. There is still some catch up ahead given that rivals such as Safran and General Electric make margins that are closer to 20 per cent in this area, though they specialise in higher margin business for narrow body planes.A rebound in passenger flights has also been a big boost for Rolls, and there could still be more here to gain given that long haul routes and Chinese international traffic still have some way to recover. The company thinks long-haul flying this year could be a tenth higher than pre-pandemic levels.The market often overlooks Rolls' small new markets business - but there is much here that looks promising too, not least its development of small modular reactors. Rolls has the potential to lead the way in small nuclear power plants in the UK, where the national target is to produce 25 per cent of electricity from nuclear by 2050, up from around 15 per cent currently. Rolls-Royce has already received £210 million of government grants for its projects.Long-term holders of Rolls may miss the dividend, which was last paid in 2019. While there are no formal plans to reinstate it, this looks possible given net debt dropped from £3.3 billion to £2 billion in its last financial year, and two credit agencies now rate its debt as investment grade. Analysts at Jefferies reckon shareholder payouts could materialise as early as its half year results in August.Rolls' turnaround has impressed the city, and its rally last year means the stock is back in line with peers. But the company must prove to investors that it can maintain the balancing act of reducing costs, rising prices and not harming operations. The shares trade at a forward price to earnings multiple of 26, compared with Safran at 30. For now, Erginbilgic's success appears to have created a halo effect around the shares and, while Rolls has made impressive progress over the past year, its rising price leaves less and less room for error.Advice HoldWhy Looks fairly priced after significant improvements in profits and margins
Posted at 22/4/2024 15:44 by thegrafter
Rolls-Royce (LSE: RR., ADR: RYCEY) today announces it has been awarded a $1 million contract to develop an Advanced Closed Brayton Cycle converter for NASA's Glenn Research Center in Cleveland. Over the 12-month contract period, Rolls-Royce LibertyWorks will provide a preliminary design of a closed-cycle Brayton power conversion system for next-generation space-based nuclear microreactors.
Posted at 16/4/2024 08:18 by bigbigdave
RR. on Linkedin, You can now order genuine Rolls-Royce spare parts for Trent and RB211 engines through our online marketplace.

Great, I'd better buy an engine :o)
Posted at 15/4/2024 09:43 by datait
The way the world is now defence will be huge and RR. will benefit big time as they did in the 2nd world war with their engines for the planes.
Posted at 15/4/2024 09:43 by noramping
A war in the ME ( I personal doubt it will happen) would result in no fly zones and less flights, this affects RR. More than defence as less engine servicing of civilian aircraft.

Less flying hour nearly kill this company, you don’t seem to understand TIT.

Like I say I doubt war will extend in ME , but that doesn’t help markets.
Posted at 15/4/2024 09:27 by noramping
Datatit you need to do some research me thinks.

RR. Isn’t BAE
Posted at 15/4/2024 09:12 by noramping
Yep my big baggy pants were filled at 32p 🤡🤡🤡🤡 9313;🤡ԍ13;

RR. Does have a defence arm, however any conflict can result in less planes in the air with the knock on effect of less flying hours for engines.

Every 1% rise at current levels is equivalent to 7% increase in my average :)
Posted at 11/4/2024 08:09 by rogerrail
No it shouldn't have, but RR do make significant profits from defense but in high value contracts in US and naval. The impact from Ukraine and gaza are minimal so far on RR but the increased international security tensions will lead to increased spending by NATO and western nations on the types of contracts that will benefit RR.
Posted at 10/4/2024 16:39 by goodbuyexsell
Dancing Fish,

I did not bottle it as you imply, I used my knowledge of when to take profit.
RR. has not seen a 5% drop over 2 days for 2 years. Negative articles prompted me to make my decision. 80% of my ISA for 3 years was in RR. too much £££ in one stock but the downside at each purchase point was positive. I bought as low as 92p and as high as 421p. It would have been stupid not to have sold.

But hey If you kept RR then I wish you the best.
Posted at 10/4/2024 10:41 by noramping
I did top up earlier, first time I've traded this in months, it was a toss up between RR. and AET, picked RR. As it's safer

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