Imperial Brands PLC

Imperial Brands Plc is a holding company which engages in the manufacture and sale of cigarettes, tobaccos, cigars, rolling papers, and tubes. It operates through the Tobacco and Next Generation Product (NGP) segments. The company was founded in 1636 and is headquartered in Bristol, the United Kingdom.

Has Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB), the tobacco producer, again upped prices to help deal with a drop in volumes? Experts are expecting a 5.6% fall in volumes in 2023 to 209mln, with an additional 7mln cigarette stick equivalents predicted to be lost by the group's withdrawal from Russia.

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Imperial Brands has impressed Deutsche Bank with its commitment to hand out all of its cash flow to shareholders. The catch is that the German bank doesn't see much in the way of revenue growth but it's a case of never mind the (sales) quality fell the (income) width for Deutsche.

Imperial Brands offers compelling value after cash flow commitment, says Deutsche Bank

Imperial Brands said it is on track to meet full-year guidance of revenue and operating profit growth. The tobacco and vapour products manufacturer added that is continuing to make good progress on implementing its five-year strategy to transform the business, according to a pre-close statement for the six months to 31 March.

Imperial Brands on track for full-year revenue and profit growth

Imperial Brands PLC said Thursday that it is on track to meet full-year guidance and that first-half adjusted group operating profit should be similar on year on a constant-currency basis.

Imperial Brands on track to meet full-year guidance

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Tobacco producers Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) and British American Tobacco (BAT) might both move higher in 2023 but will have to navigate through US legislation first, analysts at Jefferies said. Over the last twelve months the two companies' share prices have experienced different trajectories, BAT is down 1.5% whereas Imperial Brands has grown by more than 25%.

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Here is how Imperial Tobacco Group PLC (IMBBY) and Inter Parfums (IPAR) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

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Here is how Imperial Tobacco Group PLC (IMBBY) and Chefs' Warehouse (CHEF) have performed compared to their sector so far this year.

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Tobacco stocks have generally outperformed the broad market this year. Imperial Brands features a low P/E and high yield, but free cash flow growth has been sluggish.

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Imperial Brands reports weaker profit as costs rise, revenue declines

Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) revealed a 15% decline in profits for the past year due to its exit from Russia but delivered a 1.5% increase in the annual dividend and promised to keep increasing shareholder returns in future. The cigarette maker said profit growth will initially be flat in the new year as it continues to invest heavily in its vaping and other next-generation products (NGPs).

Imperial Brands profits fall 15% after Russia exit, high hopes for new tobacco heating products

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Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) will release full-year results on Tuesday at the upper end or slightly ahead of the City analyst consensus, predicted US bank Citigroup. Known for brands JPS, Winston and Rizla, the FTSE 100 tobacco company is due to release final year results on Tuesday, having kicked off a £1bln share buyback last month.

Imperial Brands tipped for positive results but longer-term outlook more uncertain

Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) announced an arrangement with its broker Credit Suisse International to repurchase up to £500mln of its shares between today, 7 October 2022, and 29 March 2023.  This is the initial tranche of the £1bn share buyback programme the cigarette maker announced alongside a trading statement yesterday.

Imperial Brands kicks off share buyback with initial £500mln tranche

Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) has launched a £1billion share buy-back programme as it updated investors on trading which it said is line with expectations. Total capital returns in full year 2023, including dividends and share buy-backs, are expected to top £2.3billion the company said, around 13% of its current market value.

Imperial Brands launches £1bn share buy back

Imperial Brands PLC said Thursday that it is launching a share-buyback program of up to one billion pounds ($1.13 billion), and that its performance for the year ended Sept. 30 was in line with expectations.

Imperial Brands to launch buybacks of up to $1.13 billion, says trading was in line with expectations

Tobacco company Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB), whose key brands include JPS, Davidoff and Gauloises, is set to release a pre-close trading update on Thursday. Shares in the FTSE 100 group are one of the 10 best performing in the blue-chip index in the year to date, one of fewer than 20 companies that are in positive territory in 2022.

Imperial Brands, Chemring and N Brown results in focus on Thursday

Tobacco company Imperial Brands, whose key brands include JPS, Davidoff and Gauloises, has a pre-close trading update due on Thursday, October 6. In the results lead-up, global investment bank Credit Suisse has given an “outperform” rating and an upgraded share price target of 2,550p from 2,300p.

Imperial Brands looking strong in lead up to trading statement

Imperial Brands PLC (LSE:IMB) has been handed a new price target of 2,550p – up from 2,300p – by Credit Suisse, which indicates more than a 40% potential upside including dividends. The global investment bank gave the tobacco brand an ‘outperform' rating, insisting that recent market share development is encouraging, with good pricing and profit growth potential.

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