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TSCO Tesco Plc

296.30
4.30 (1.47%)
30 Apr 2024 - Closed
Delayed by 15 minutes
Share Name Share Symbol Market Type Share ISIN Share Description
Tesco Plc LSE:TSCO London Ordinary Share GB00BLGZ9862 ORD 6 1/3P
  Price Change % Change Share Price Bid Price Offer Price High Price Low Price Open Price Shares Traded Last Trade
  4.30 1.47% 296.30 296.80 297.00 297.20 293.10 294.50 21,851,741 16:35:20
Industry Sector Turnover Profit EPS - Basic PE Ratio Market Cap
Grocery Stores 68.9B 1.19B 0.1670 17.78 21.12B
Tesco Plc is listed in the Grocery Stores sector of the London Stock Exchange with ticker TSCO. The last closing price for Tesco was 292p. Over the last year, Tesco shares have traded in a share price range of 244.30p to 306.10p.

Tesco currently has 7,112,749,528 shares in issue. The market capitalisation of Tesco is £21.12 billion. Tesco has a price to earnings ratio (PE ratio) of 17.78.

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DateSubjectAuthorDiscuss
17/1/2017
12:30
make them bankrupt directors must be honest not crooks
portside1
17/1/2017
12:29
fantastic speech from our PM markets will now rise big time
portside1
17/1/2017
12:09
Those former directors have more to worry about than the possibility of Tesco reclaiming their bonuses and even if Tesco got every penny back off them it wouldn't make an iota of difference to your position porty.
vaneric1
17/1/2017
11:57
the troll arrives new you would you own nothing just troll the threads
portside1
17/1/2017
11:44
alp only looking for what to buy not made up our minds yet .

back to Tesco , I want answers from the management of Tesco which they will not give out , prev directors were paid thousands of pounds in bonuses on results that were not true they rigged the profits so when are you going to reclaim back those bonuses
for fraud because it was fraud . and if any holder does not want answers then they must be stupid investors its like taking money out of your account

portside1
17/1/2017
11:38
Portside - just where exactly do Ford produce vehicles in the UK???

...or do you plan to jump from a VW to a Mustang?

(Tesco short positions remain open).

alphorn
17/1/2017
11:13
porty..dump it so less shouting at screen!...
diku
17/1/2017
11:10
my screen only Tesco red all 8 blue
portside1
17/1/2017
10:47
He needs telling. This is not the portside1 show.
amoore70
17/1/2017
10:25
Do you have to be sooooooooooo direct...
diku
17/1/2017
09:44
Put them on a very long bench at the start of the match?
dealer1972
17/1/2017
09:42
diku uk pay 12b in to the eu coffers Poland is given hand out of 10b in benefits
and they have the same power and only take out put nothing in but get 10b in benefits

portside1
17/1/2017
09:30
What does Poland do with 10bln subs?...
diku
17/1/2017
09:24
do you posters on here no that the uk puts in over 12b in to eu coffers
Poland takes out over 10b in subs this is fact

portside1
17/1/2017
09:19
market is waiting for MAY speech we could se a big jump in market if she says out of the custom union we will jump
portside1
17/1/2017
09:18
porty...this specially for you....from the media...


There is a crisis of public trust in business, institutions, government and non-governmental organizations (NGOs), according to a global report by public relations agency Edelman.

Agency CEO Richard Edelman said that trust had "imploded," speaking to CNBC.com by phone ahead of the publication of the 2017 Edelman Trust Barometer.

The study, released Monday to coincide with the World Economic Forum in Davos, questioned 33,000 people in 28 countries via an online survey, showed that confidence in CEOs is poor, with only 37 percent agreeing that they are credible or very credible as spokespeople, a 12-percentage point drop on 2016's figures and an all-time low since the survey began in 2001.

People are concerned about the impact of trade or automation on their jobs, said Edelman.

"How about the fact that CEO trust so collapsed this year?," he said.

"CEOs' trust has plummeted and I think it's because of compensation and because people are disappointed."

"They wanted CEOs to help fill the hole, they want more people like (Unilever CEO) Paul Polman or (outgoing Starbucks CEO) Howard Schultz. They want people who are recognizing that business has a social responsibility. I'm not talking about CSR (corporate social responsibility), I'm talking about dealing with automation or trade, what's going to happen to me (as an employee)," he added.

diku
17/1/2017
09:16
I think to be honest Porty, most are happy to except a difference of opinion. However, to repeat constantly like you do about Lewis is childish to say the least. We get it your not happy & respect that, but you are now in the throws of trashing a thread.
cocker
17/1/2017
08:51
since the crises from the liars of prev directors Tesco as saved over 3b in not paying divs but as paid out over 1.6b in bonuses
portside1
17/1/2017
08:43
SP often falls on good results. More important is the outlook. The future not the past.
buoycat
17/1/2017
08:25
results a share price does not fall on good results . so what is lewis not telling private investors but as inform big investors that is why they sold before results they were informed of the results
portside1
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