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Cobham: On the margins

Shares in Cobham have reversed gains of nearly 5% this morning to trade almost 2% lower, adding to yesterday’s 4.6% decline, as investors digest the company’s sale of two businesses for $455m/£325m following a portfolio review. Yes the deal is in cash. Yes the company will use the proceeds (along with existing cash) to pay…

Shell: Tax charge is least of concerns

Royal Dutch Shell shares are lower today, as a $2bn tax reform charge steals the headlines over surging profits. But despite the dent from the tax charge – itself at the lower end of management’s $2-2.5bn guidance range – profits at the UK 100 ’s largest company more than doubled with Q4 earnings on a…

De-Capita-ted

In terms of updates, the latest from just-through-the-door Capita CEO Jonathon Lewis is about as ugly as it gets. That said, credit where credit’s due for getting it all out in the open, warts ‘n’ all. A worsening in trading since mid-December’s pre-close update, challenging sector trends and unavoidable headwinds mean a warning on 2018…

Ryanair: Union sunrise?

One could be forgiven for thinking hell has frozen over this morning. Not just because cold weather has returned, but because outspoken Ryanair CEO Michael O’Learly has capitulated, making his most significant U-turn yet. Yes, he’s finally given in and agreed to recognise his first trade union, the voice of the budget airline’s 600 UK…

Domino’s Pizza: Topping expectations

Shares in Domino’s Pizza have rallied by as much as 5% this morning after management lifted FY guidance following a strong Q4. In a quarter more famous for consuming roast potatoes and turkey rather than cheese and pepperoni, UK group sales rising by close to 10% YoY (LfL +6.1%, ahead of consensus), bolstered by reality…

Accendo’s Foreign Exchange Forecasts, Monday 29 January 2018

Macro observations Following nearly four years at the helm of the world’s most influential central bank, Janet Yellen will chair her final meeting as the head of the US Federal Reserve this week before handing the reigns over to her colleague Jerome Powell. But while the meeting may be momentous in terms of leadership, in…

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