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Unilever (#ULVR) – Q3 underlying sales growth improved to 10.6%, DPS maintained

2022-10-27 07:38:19

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More management change excitements in the FTSE 100 (and beyond)

I am sure there are lots of people thinking about the pound today, but hopefully you are much more of a global investor than your UK-centred cost base will need. As even the Americans will learn over the next generation or so, it is about so much more than apple pie, the right to bear arms and the dollar. Anyhow, onto other matters. Shall we talk about job changes again?

By Chris Bailey
2022-09-26 10:39:41

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Unilever (#ULVR) – H1 underlying sales +8.1% YoY, EPS +1%, quarterly DPS €0.4268

2022-07-26 07:28:07

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Stuff going on at FTSE 100 giants Unilever and Glaxo!

I honestly do learn something about the markets every day. I am not a Unilever (ULVR) shareholder but Domestos, Lipton, Hellmann’s and Magnum are far from disastrous brands. The attempt to buy the GlaxoSmithKline (GSK) consumer business a few months ago failed miserably though and has helped dump the Unilever share price about 18% over the last year at the close yesterday. But why is the stock up 6% today?

By Chris Bailey
2022-05-31 15:46:55

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Unilever (#ULVR) – Q1 dividend maintained, increasing costs pressures on margins

2022-04-28 07:26:48

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Unilever (#ULVR) – FY adj. EPS +5.5%, DPS +3%, notes “a significant input cost inflation cycle”

2022-02-10 07:32:13

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Unilever (#ULVR) – confirms it has approached re. #GSK Consumer Healthcare business, “no certainty that any agreement will be reached”

2022-01-17 07:54:51

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Unilever (#ULVR) – “strategic direction” update

2022-01-17 07:52:54

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Unilever (#ULVR) – Q3 “underlying sales” +2.5%, expects FY margins “around flat”, DPS €0.4268

2021-10-21 07:42:48

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Busy last week in the investment world...but an even busier one to come!

If you are a big follower of the global investment markets, then it has been a busy last couple of weeks. Such is the nature of the timing of the quarterly earnings season in the US or Europe. UK listed stocks on average tend to report a little bit less frequently, although as many companies are now global players there are more and more detailed quarterly updates nowadays. Even with my typical larger cap focus, expect some fascinating disclosures from well-known UK listed names over the next five days in a bunch of different sectors. It is all good fun from my perspective.