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  • J2O maker Britvic ups dividend and vows to buy back £75m worth of shares as pre-tax profits soar

    May 17, 2022

    Soft drinks conglomerate Britvic today announced plans to launch a £75m share buyback scheme and upped its dividend by 20 per cent, after posting “strong” results for the six months running up to 31 March 2022. The Tango and J2O maker said its pre-tax profits increased 48.7 per cent to £45.8m, after its revenues jumped [...]

  • Robinsons owner Britvic reinstates dividend after tough but resilient six months

    May 18, 2021

    Britvic’s revenue and profit slipped in the six months to 31 March, however the soft drinks retailer has decided to reinstate its dividend after a resilient performance despite Covid restrictions. Revenue at the company fell to £617.1m from £698.8m during the same period last year, and profit after tax slipped to £33.2m from £38.9m. Nevertheless, [...]

  • The Week Ahead: ITV, Rolls Royce, Morrison, ECB and UK GDP data

    March 8, 2021

    It’s Monday morning. City A.M. looks ahead at what this week has in store. China Trade for February This morning – The Chinese economy finished 2020 on a strong note, its surplus hitting a record high in December. Exports rose by 18.1 per cent, slightly down from November’s 21.1 per cent but still better than expected, [...]

  • J20 and Tango owner Britvic suffers slump in sales due to hospitality restrictions

    January 28, 2021

    Soft drinks group Britvic, which owns J2O, R White’s lemonade and Robinsons, suffered a slump in sales in the first quarter due to restrictions on pubs, bars and restaurants. The FTSE 250 firm said this morning that total revenue declined 9.8 per cent to £328.1m in the three months ended 31 December. The Hemel Hempstead-based [...]

  • Coronavirus bar and restaurant closures hit Britvic’s income for the year

    November 26, 2020

    Britvic posted a near 22% slide in adjusted operating income for the year as coronavirus restrictions hurt demand at bars, restaurants, cinemas and other public places. The soft drink company’s adjusted earnings before interest and taxes fell to £165.8m for the 12 months ended September 30, down from £214.1m a year earlier.  Britvic’s shares, which [...]

  • Britvic profit loses its fizz as France law hurts sales

    November 27, 2019

    Fizzy drink maker Britvic suffered almost a 25 per cent plunge in annual profit, it revealed today, following a writedown of French assets. Read more: Squashed: Britvic looks to cut final salary pensions The figures Profit before tax sank 24.3 per cent to £110.3m for the year to the end of September after Britvic struggled [...]

  • Squashed: Britvic looks to cut final salary pensions

    August 11, 2019

    Drinks producer Britvic is planning to slash the money it pays out to 6,000 members of its final salary pension scheme. The FTSE 250 firm, which produces Robinsons soft drinks, is looking for court approval to stop measuring inflation according to the retail prices index (RPI), and instead switch to the consumer prices index (CPI). [...]

  • Britvic revenue slumps in challenging market

    July 24, 2019

    Drinks producer Britvic warned this morning that revenue dipped in the third quarter of the year due to a “more challenging” market. The company, which owns brands such as 7up, Tango and Robinsons, said revenue was £360.1m, a decrease of 1.5 per cent on last year.  Read more: Britvic installs Tesco finance guru as new [...]

  • Fevertree Drinks: Does 20% slump offer rare chance to buy?

    June 5, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Edmond Jackson from interactive investor. It’s one of the great stock market success stories but is vulnerable to shifts in sentiment. Our companies analyst shares his thoughts after a savage sell-off in May.  Following my recent review of soft drinks firm Britvic (LSE:BVIC), it is pertinent to compare the risk/reward profile of AIM-listed Fevertree (LSE:FEVR) – both as a potential [...]

  • Stocks for a durable ISA portfolio in the Brexit years

    March 24, 2019  |  City Talk

    By Edmond Jackson from interactive investor. With the Brexit outcome still uncertain, companies analyst Edmond Jackson picks five larger cap stocks and three AIM shares for a resilient ISA. Be aware how sentiment towards equities hinges currently on whether Brexit is "resolved" by way of "Soft" business-friendly outcome, or the UK leaves the EU without [...]

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