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Whitbread Plc: 1 director

A director at Whitbread Plc sold 5,000 shares at 3,309p and the significance rating of the trade was 65/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years clearly showi...

Maissa Keskes ... (+3)
  • Maissa Keskes
  • Stephane Houri
  • Thomas Zlowodzki
REL RELX PLC
FP TOTAL SE ... (+46)

ODDO BHF SECURITIES MORNING NEWS – DETAILED COMMENTS 10/17/2024

We measured the impact of the contribution from Michel Barnier’s exceptional tax on 88 stocks exposed to France. Some 17 of them would experience a (negative) impact on their EPS of more than 4% on average over 2024 and 2025: LDC (-8.3%), Synergie (-8%), Eiffage (-7.9%), ADP (-7.9%), Dassault Aviation (-7%), Crit (-6.9%), Derichebourg (-6.3%), Hermès (-5.6%), Safran (-5.6%), Bouygues (-5.6%), M6 (-5.2%), Thales (-5%), TF1 (-4.9%), Nexans (-4.9%), Vinci (-4.7%), Compagnie des Alpes (...

Maissa Keskes ... (+3)
  • Maissa Keskes
  • Stephane Houri
  • Thomas Zlowodzki
REL RELX PLC
FP TOTAL SE ... (+46)

ODDO BHF SECURITIES MORNING NEWS – COMMENTAIRES DETAILLES 17/10/2024

Nous avons mesuré l’impact de la contribution exceptionnelle Barnier sur 88 valeurs exposées à la France. 17 d’entre elles auraient un impact (négatif) sur leurs BPA de plus de 4% en moyenne sur 2024 et 2025 : LDC (-8,3%), Synergie (-8%), Eiffage (-7,9%) ADP (-7,9%), Dassault Aviation (-7%), Crit (-6,9%), Derichebourg (-6,3%), Hermès (-5,6%), Safran (-5,6%), Bouygues (-5,6%), M6 (-5,2%), Thalès (-5%), TF1 (-4,9%), Nexans (-4,9%), Vinci (-4,7%), Compagnie des Alpes (-4,4%), FDJ (-4%). - ...

Fehmi Ben Naamane
  • Fehmi Ben Naamane

Whitbread : The group delivers on its strategy, in a difficult environ...

>No major surprises in the interim publication, short-term outlook stable - Whitbread's interim publication contained no major surprises in terms of operational performance. The figures were very slightly below forecasts (a difference of between -1% and -2% vs forecasts for the main items on the P&L). The key point is that growth for the hotel business in the UK continues to be impacted by the normalisation of the market and a very demanding comparison base, and that ...

Fehmi Ben Naamane
  • Fehmi Ben Naamane

Whitbread : Le groupe délivre sur sa stratégie, dans un contexte compl...

>Publication semestrielle sans grande surprise, perspectives court terme stables - La publication semestrielle de Whitbread n’aura pas apporté de surprise majeure sur la performance opérationnelle. Les chiffres sont ressortis très légèrement en dessous des attentes (un décalage entre -1% et -2% par rapport aux attentes sur les principales rubriques du compte de résultats). Le principal enseignement étant que la croissance de l’activité hôtelière au RU, continue à être...

Fehmi Ben Naamane
  • Fehmi Ben Naamane

Whitbread : Half year figures a shade below expectations, £100m new sh...

>Half-year figures slightly below expectations - Whitbread released this morning its H1 2024-25 results to the end of August. Group revenues came in at £ 1.57bn (virtually flat y-o-y), compared to our estimate of £ 1.59bn and the consensus estimate (i.e. StreetAccount) of £ 1.58bn. The UK accommodation division continue to struggle with sales flat vs. last year (compared to +0.3% in Q1). RevPAR in the UK in H1 decreased 1.5% y-o-y, vs. -1.6% in Q1, fully explained by...

Fehmi Ben Naamane
  • Fehmi Ben Naamane

Whitbread : Half year figures a shade below expectations, £100m new sh...

>Half-year figures slightly below expectations - Whitbread released this morning its H1 2024-25 results to the end of August. Group revenues came in at £ 1.57bn (virtually flat y-o-y), compared to our estimate of £ 1.59bn and the consensus estimate (i.e. StreetAccount) of £ 1.58bn. The UK accommodation division continue to struggle with sales flat vs. last year (compared to +0.3% in Q1). RevPAR in the UK in H1 decreased 1.5% y-o-y, vs. -1.6% in Q1, fully explained by...

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