Tesco Share Discussion Threads

[tuftymatt] 16/5/2022 09:47

If you want to hit Tesco then you are basically saying you need to hit every firm that makes a few quid!!

[wolansm] 13/5/2022 11:10

A windfafall tax should be applied

[wolansm] 13/5/2022 11:07

that's ridiculous for a grocery business

[johnwise] 13/5/2022 10:41

Tesco boss Ken Murphy handed €5.5m pay packet

[helen troy] 13/5/2022 10:18

Reminder. Dividend 7.7p, ex dividend 19 May, payable 24 June

[johnwise] 13/5/2022 06:57

A fortnight longer in adult nappies than ?

[johnwise] 12/5/2022 13:30

Lidl Raises Minimum Entry-Level Wage In Germany

Discounter Lidl has announced that it will increase its minimum hourly entry-level wage in Germany to €14 gross, effective 1 June 2022.

The retailer added that its minimum starting wage can go up to €18.26 gross per hour plus Christmas and holiday bonuses, based on the classification in the respective regional collective agreement and the experience of candidates.

[philanderer] 12/5/2022 00:48

Office workers will now be able to use their local Tesco to work from as the supermarket group launches a new partnership with IWG.

Tesco has said the flexible workspace business will convert excess space at its supermarket stores into office space designed for hybrid working.

It comes amid the continued shift away from traditional city centre offices which was accelerated by the pandemic.

[konradpuss] 11/5/2022 16:46

Not another 'mad' chairman!

He should keep his public views just to the company.

He must be getting near to having to stand down in any case.

[wolansm] 11/5/2022 10:18

That's a terrible idea why don't we just privatise every business and all the profit goes to the government and we all get the same salary regardless of what we do. That way we are all the same.... It's called communism and it doesn't work

[adrian j boris] 10/5/2022 10:57

‘Overwhelming need’ for windfall tax on energy firms, Tesco chairman says

10 May 2022, 10:24

[konradpuss] 10/5/2022 04:58

Helen, not sure about that. Yesterday they bought back circa 6% of the days turn over.

I think it is just that the market looks on Tesco currently as a port in a storm.

[helen troy] 10/5/2022 04:03

But backs seem to have decoupled tesco from the ftse index. It rose1.5% when the ftse dropped 2.3%.

[geckotheglorious] 09/5/2022 10:31

jsforum
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"You wouldn't believe it if you were in my local M&S - packed full of shoppers with full trolleys"

M&S shoppers tend to be a tad wealtheri than most supermarket shoppers(alongside Waitrose)

But even they will feel the Inflation surge at some point.

Think it'sbad now, wait until next year(Q2/Q3) when this years harvest/fertilisers havent materialised!

[nathdani] 08/5/2022 09:20

yf23 Yes it started from the start of tax year must be my age lol.

[yf23_1] 07/5/2022 14:12

nathdani
Yes, I just meant the date, so I suppose its at the start of the new tax year.
For some reason I've got the increase occurring in July, but I think I got that from the date of the pension commitees report release as thats the earliest date that they gave the info.

[jsforum] 07/5/2022 12:00

You wouldn't believe it if you were in my local M&S - packed full of shoppers with full trolleys

[johnwise] 06/5/2022 14:42

UK Shoppers Cut Back On Meat, Fish As Cost Of Living Crisis Bites

Last week official data found almost a quarter of Britons were struggling to pay their household bills

NielsenIQ's data also showed a 15.9% decline in sales on a value basis of beers, wines and spirits over the four week period year-on-year.

Echoing data from rival market researcher Kantar last week, Nielsen said discounters Aldi and Lidl led the market in terms of sales growth on a value basis, up 6.4% and 9.1% respectively.

Market leader Tesco was the only retailer of Britain's big four grocers to gain market share on a value basis.

[johnwise] 06/5/2022 07:13

Destruction of UK pig sector' looms unless Tesco pulls its weight, chain is warned

The chairman of the National Pig Association (NPA) claims Tesco, which has 27% of the UK market, is not paying enough for its pork supplies and that rivals have stepped up to help producers facing unprecedented losses due to soaring costs.

[nathdani] 05/5/2022 16:55

Yes sorry its 5% which is the maximum allowed under rules (for my pension)dont fancy rampant inflation on those terms.

[yf23_1] 05/5/2022 16:25

nathdani
Any confirmation on pension inflation increase date ?