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Vertu Motors (#VTU) – H1 adj. EPS up to 5.7p, DPS to 1p, “maintaining firm control of costs despite ongoing inflationary pressures”

2026-10-14 06:42:23

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “order-take levels for the important September plate change month give the board confidence that results for the full year will be ahead of market expectations”

2026-08-27 06:45:09

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “like-for-like volume growth in all channels”, anticipates FY “ahead of current market expectations”

2026-06-24 06:47:21

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – net insurance recovery of £3.4m from business interruption relating to cyber-attack on Jaguar Land Rover

2026-04-30 06:55:17

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – FY adj. PBT “expected to be in line with market expectations”, notes "Zero Emission Vehicle" mandate and consumer uncertainty headwinds

2026-03-05 07:45:59

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – H1 adj. EPS slightly down to 4.6p, DPS maintained at 0.9p, notes post-period JLR disruption and assessing potential insurance claim

2025-10-08 06:38:46

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – trading “in-line with expectations”, notes “subdued consumer backdrop and continued uncertainty in the new car market”

2025-09-04 06:47:23

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “AGM Statement”, current year “encouraged by the group’s start… in line with current market expectations”

2025-06-25 06:46:24

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – H1 EPS down to 4.77p, DPS up to 0.90p, expects H2 stronger used vehicles market than prior year

2024-10-16 06:41:35

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – H1 update, argues over prior year expects used car market and vehicle trade values H2 improvement

2024-09-02 06:38:29

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – LFL volume growth, though some lower margins including increased discounting

2024-06-25 06:30:56

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “used car prices stabilised; new vehicle market uncertain; aftersales robust”

2024-03-04 07:40:50

Vertu Motors – warns with used car values recent months “record levels of monthly decline”… so why no update on trading until now since 4th October?

Automotive retailer with a network of 195 sales and aftersales outlets across the UK, Vertu Motors (VTU) has issued a “trading update” including its three months ended 30th November “like-for-like used vehicle volumes fell 2.0%… an improvement on the 5.7% reduction in the first half” and it having been “delivering higher overall core gross profit generation from the sale of new vehicles year-on-year”. However, it also notes some “negative external market factors”. Uh oh…

By Steve Moore | Published 2023-12-07 14:18:48 |

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – warns due to weakness in used vehicle pricing and also new vehicle retail demand

2023-12-07 07:32:49

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – extends term of previously-announced share buyback and announces a further such programme

2023-10-09 06:35:27

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – H1 adj. EPS +6% to 6.89p, DPS +21% to 0.85p, anticipates FY “in line with current market expectations”

2023-10-04 06:27:45

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “pleased” with H1 trading, anticipates FY “in line with current market expectations”

2023-08-30 06:31:29

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – “trading remains positive”, but notes outlook macro uncertainty for consumer demand

2023-06-28 06:33:09

The automotive retail industry is an evolving world…but you can still do a lot worse than Vertu Motors

Six months ago, I observed about Vertu Motors (VTU) that “I do not own the stock but if you do then I would carry on holding…this is more than a sector survivor in my opinion”. How is it all going at “the UK automotive retailer with a network of 189 sales and aftersales outlets”?

By Chris Bailey | Published 2023-05-10 09:09:10 |

Vertu Motors (#VTU) – FY adj. EPS down to 9.16p, DPS up to 2.15p, notes both improvement in new vehicle supply and cost pressures

2023-05-10 06:31:58

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