Robinson plc (RBN) has issued a “Trading Update” including to “continue to expect that underlying operating profit for 2026 will be in line with market expectations”. So what about an approaching 6% lower share price response to 120p?
A “custom manufacturer of plastic and paperboard packaging”, Robinson plc (RBN) has announced results for the first half of the 2026 calendar year including emphasising “remain committed to delivering above-market profitable growth and our target underlying operating margin of 6-8%”. So what about a current more than 5.6% lower share price in response to 125p?
An AGM statement from plastic and paperboard packaging manufacturer Robinson (RBN) commences, “Group sales in the first four months of the year are 22% ahead” and includes “profits are ahead of the first four months in 2021… profits in the 2022 financial year (excluding the uplift from the profits on disposal of properties) are expected to be inline with expectations, being comfortably ahead of 2021”. So what of a currently unchanged 80p share price?...
Previously writing on manufacturer of plastic and paperboard packaging Robinson (RBN), in August with the shares at 112.5p I concluded the forecasts looked challenging and continue to avoid. So what of a trading statement today?...
Previously writing on manufacturer of plastic and paperboard packaging Robinson (RBN), in June I reviewed sales growth… so why significant share price decline? with the shares down at 112.5p. They last closed at 122.5p, but what now of half-year results which currently see the shares at...112.5p?
Manufacturer of plastic and paperboard packaging Robinson (RBN) has updated on trading including “sales in the first five months of the year are 17% ahead of the same period in 2020”. So why are the shares, at 112.5p, currently approaching 20% lower?...
From plastic and paperboard packaging manufacturing company, Robinson (RBN) an intra-day, 11:36am, “Trading Statement” announcement. Uh oh…
Packaging company Robinson (RBN) has announced results for the first half of 2017, including “we do expect to see sufficient new business coming through in the second half to achieve growth in revenue for the year as a whole and we expect to continue to build the pipeline for further growth in 2018”. However, the shares are currently 6.5% lower, at 121.5p…
A trading update from Robinson plc (RBN) includes that “the directors anticipate trading profits for 2016 will be slightly below market expectations”. So why are the shares approaching 10% higher?...
