Previously writing on IRN-BRU, Rubicon, Funkin and more drinks company A.G. Barr (BAG), last month with the shares at 530p I concluded decent growth from here would see this valuation become attractive… I’ll look out for the further detail scheduled for next month. Today a half-year trading update...
A trading update from IRN-BRU, Rubicon, Funkin and more drinks company A.G. Barr (BAG) emphasises “full year profit expected to be ahead of previous expectations” and the shares have currently responded slightly higher to 530p. Does there look further value?...
Hello, Share Chasers. While many firms hit by the virus can expect to see a coiled spring effect on their share prices, I had wondered about A G Barr (BAG). My first thoughts when approaching this modest article was that consumer habits are gradually turning to more healthy diets and AG Barr is known for its soft drinks which are sometimes not the healthiest choice. However this is a misconception.
Shares in drinks company A.G. Barr (BAG) are continuing a recent months recovery today on the back of a “Compensation payment” announcement...
Irn Bru isn’t a Star Wars character but a soft drink a bit similar to Tizer, so how has its owner A G Barr (BAG) done in the virus crisis? Not too badly, it seems, though the share price has been hit for six. Maybe a recovery is on the cards...
Hello, Share Travellers. Though it pains me to say it, I might seem disloyal to my favourite childhood tipple of Tizer. A.G. Barr (BAG) makes it, along with that other iconic brand IRN-Bru. This is the legendary Glasgow beverage which has kept even the mighty Coke at bay on its home turf (apparently, only three people, including two family members, know the recipe). Also in the stable, though less well known to oldies like me, are Rubicon Spring, Funkin Cocktails, Rockstar and Snapple. But there is a growing awareness that sugary drinks are not that healthy...
