Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY markety
Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY markety
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Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY - sieć hipermarketów w Wielkiej Brytanii. Zajmuje trzecie miejsce pod względem udziału w rynku (16,4%) po Tesco (32 proc.) i Asda (wł. Walmart) (16,6 proc. udziału). Założył ją R. Sainsbury. Sieć ma ponad 130-letnie doświadczenie w handlu, zatrudnia około 150 000 osób w 769 sklepach.
Abandoned merger with Asda
In April 2018, Sainsbury's entered talks with Walmart about a proposed merger with Asda, which could form the largest UK supermarket company. Under the plans, Walmart would own 42% of the combined business, which would be led by the existing chief executive of Sainsbury's, Mike Coupe. The group would also open branches of Argos within Asda shops. However, the Competition and Markets Authority (the UK's regulator on anti-competitive practices) said in February 2019 that it could block the merger. On 25 April 2019, the Competition and Markets Authority blocked the merger and it was abandoned by Sainsbury's
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dywidendy
II połowa 2019 obcięcie dywidendy z 11p do 3,3p
06.2021 - podwyżka na 10,6p
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Re: Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY supermarkety
Koncerny Sainsbury's i Asda, brytyjskie ramię amerykańskiego Walmartu potwierdziły połączenie, w wyniku którego powstanie największa na Wyspach Brytyjskich grupa supermarketów pod względem udziału w rynku, przewyższając obecnego lidera, Tesco, donosi Reuters.
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Re: Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY supermarkety
Brytyjska sieć supermarketów Sainsbury’s ma niezbyt optymistyczne informacje. Jeden z czołowych graczy w branży handlowej na Wyspach właśnie ostrzegł odnośnie swoich wyników finansowych.
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Re: Sainsbury's LSE: SBRY supermarkety
Brytyjskie markety ograniczają dostęp do produktów żywnościowych z powodu paniki robienia zapasów, wywołanej przez koronawirusa – pisze „BBC News”. Sainsbury’s jest kolejną siecią, która wprowadziła limity
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When: Thursday, April 30
What: Underlying profit before tax exp. £584 million
Higher Revenues & Costs
Sainsbury (LON:SBRY)'s is set to report full-year results in unprecedented times. The current lockdown climate should be good news for the retail sector in general as panic buying and stock piling will boost sales and turnover.
Sainsbury’s upcoming results will not show much evidence of the sales boost from panic buying because they cover the 12 months to March 7. It was only in the final fortnight of March that panic buying took hold and frantic stock piling of essentials began in the run up to lock down.
As a result, guidance will be more important than ever. Not only will forward guidance cover the panic buying, but also the closure of cafés and restaurants, which has benefited food retailers.
Guidance
However, the other side of this equation is cost. When Tesco (OTC:TSCDY) released its numbers the impact of cost amid the increased demand caught investors off guard. Not only is there the extra cost of hiring to fill the rapidly emptying shelves and for deliveries, but also to cover the costs of covering employee sickness.
Argos
It is worth remembering that Sainsbury's has another string to its bow, by way of Argos. While Argos stores are closed, delivery of electronic games, entertainment through lock down, and office furniture as more people work from home could also support revenue.
Dividend
Announcements surrounding the firm’s dividend will also be closely watched. Tesco received significant criticism following its decision to pay £635 million to shareholders after receiving a similar amount from the government by way of business rates holiday for the rest of the year.
Not Just for COVID-19
While the share price has rallied from the March low, it is still down 14% this year. The reason that we haven’t seen a more sustained uplift in the share price is because panic buying is only a temporary phenomenon, while it will impact a quarter’s results and possibly full year results, it isn’t a fundamental change in consumer demand.
That said, Sainsbury’s is likely to have picked up new online customers during this pandemic, which could well stay loyal to the company after the coronavirus crisis ends.
Chart Thoughts
After picking up 14% from March lows the share price has stalled at just shy of 202p, a key level for the stock and down around 12% over the year to date. A meaningful move through resistance at 202p could see more bulls jump in.
Immediate resistance can be seen at 202p (50 sma), 204p (high 17th April) and 206.8p (high April 7)
Immediate support can be seen at 196.5p (today’s low) prior to 192 (low April
https://www.investing.com/analysis/sain ... -200522928
What: Underlying profit before tax exp. £584 million
Higher Revenues & Costs
Sainsbury (LON:SBRY)'s is set to report full-year results in unprecedented times. The current lockdown climate should be good news for the retail sector in general as panic buying and stock piling will boost sales and turnover.
Sainsbury’s upcoming results will not show much evidence of the sales boost from panic buying because they cover the 12 months to March 7. It was only in the final fortnight of March that panic buying took hold and frantic stock piling of essentials began in the run up to lock down.
As a result, guidance will be more important than ever. Not only will forward guidance cover the panic buying, but also the closure of cafés and restaurants, which has benefited food retailers.
Guidance
However, the other side of this equation is cost. When Tesco (OTC:TSCDY) released its numbers the impact of cost amid the increased demand caught investors off guard. Not only is there the extra cost of hiring to fill the rapidly emptying shelves and for deliveries, but also to cover the costs of covering employee sickness.
Argos
It is worth remembering that Sainsbury's has another string to its bow, by way of Argos. While Argos stores are closed, delivery of electronic games, entertainment through lock down, and office furniture as more people work from home could also support revenue.
Dividend
Announcements surrounding the firm’s dividend will also be closely watched. Tesco received significant criticism following its decision to pay £635 million to shareholders after receiving a similar amount from the government by way of business rates holiday for the rest of the year.
Not Just for COVID-19
While the share price has rallied from the March low, it is still down 14% this year. The reason that we haven’t seen a more sustained uplift in the share price is because panic buying is only a temporary phenomenon, while it will impact a quarter’s results and possibly full year results, it isn’t a fundamental change in consumer demand.
That said, Sainsbury’s is likely to have picked up new online customers during this pandemic, which could well stay loyal to the company after the coronavirus crisis ends.
Chart Thoughts
After picking up 14% from March lows the share price has stalled at just shy of 202p, a key level for the stock and down around 12% over the year to date. A meaningful move through resistance at 202p could see more bulls jump in.
Immediate resistance can be seen at 202p (50 sma), 204p (high 17th April) and 206.8p (high April 7)
Immediate support can be seen at 196.5p (today’s low) prior to 192 (low April
https://www.investing.com/analysis/sain ... -200522928
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Sainsbury's szacuje na 500 mln GBP wpływ pandemii na zysk
Druga pod względem wielkości sieć supermarketów na Wyspach Brytyjskich oczekuje, że pandemia koronawirusa będzie miała negatywny wpływ na zysk w wysokości około 500 mln funtów, donosi Reuters.
Według przyjętego przez Sainsbury's scenariusza bazowego, uderzenie w zysk zostałoby zasadniczo zrównoważone przez większą sprzedaż artykułów spożywczych i ulgę w wysokości około 450 mln GBP oferowaną przez brytyjski rząd.
https://www.pb.pl/sainsbury-s-szacuje-n ... ysk-989865
Druga pod względem wielkości sieć supermarketów na Wyspach Brytyjskich oczekuje, że pandemia koronawirusa będzie miała negatywny wpływ na zysk w wysokości około 500 mln funtów, donosi Reuters.
Według przyjętego przez Sainsbury's scenariusza bazowego, uderzenie w zysk zostałoby zasadniczo zrównoważone przez większą sprzedaż artykułów spożywczych i ulgę w wysokości około 450 mln GBP oferowaną przez brytyjski rząd.
https://www.pb.pl/sainsbury-s-szacuje-n ... ysk-989865
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Sainsbury’s zapowiada wzrost zysków i zwolnienia
ARŻ, BLOOMBERG opublikowano: dzisiaj, 05-11-2020, 10:21
Druga co do wielkości sieć sklepów w Wielkiej Brytanii prognozuje wyższe zyski w tym i następnym roku, ponieważ obniża zatrudnienie o 3,5 tys. osób w ramach restrukturyzacji.
Sainsbury's skorzystało na znacznym wzroście sprzedaży żywności zarówno w sklepach, jak i w Internecie. Obawy konsumentów przed zarażeniem koronawirusem w supermarketach napędzają popyt na zakupy online. Sprzedaż detaliczna z wyłączeniem paliw wzrosła w I półroczu o 6,9 proc. w porównaniu do oczekiwań rynkowych.
https://www.pb.pl/sainsburys-zapowiada- ... ia-1007689
ARŻ, BLOOMBERG opublikowano: dzisiaj, 05-11-2020, 10:21
Druga co do wielkości sieć sklepów w Wielkiej Brytanii prognozuje wyższe zyski w tym i następnym roku, ponieważ obniża zatrudnienie o 3,5 tys. osób w ramach restrukturyzacji.
Sainsbury's skorzystało na znacznym wzroście sprzedaży żywności zarówno w sklepach, jak i w Internecie. Obawy konsumentów przed zarażeniem koronawirusem w supermarketach napędzają popyt na zakupy online. Sprzedaż detaliczna z wyłączeniem paliw wzrosła w I półroczu o 6,9 proc. w porównaniu do oczekiwań rynkowych.
https://www.pb.pl/sainsburys-zapowiada- ... ia-1007689
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Brytyjska sieć handlowa się kurczy. Kolejne zwolnienia
Brytyjska sieć handlowa Sainsbury's zamierza zwolnić kolejne 500 osób i przymierza się do redukcji powierzchni biurowej. - To przygotowanie do ery postpandemiczej - pisze agencja Reuters.
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Brytyjska sieć handlowa Sainsbury's zamierza zwolnić kolejne 500 osób i przymierza się do redukcji powierzchni biurowej. - To przygotowanie do ery postpandemiczej - pisze agencja Reuters.
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Sainsbury’s wyprzedza rywali wśród supermarketów w 2021 roku pomimo wyprzedaży
Akcje spółek notowanych na giełdzie w Londynie zrobiły w ostatnim tygodniu postępy z UK100 zyskującym 0,9%, po wzroście 0,7% w piątek. Nastąpiło to pomimo pogłosek, że rząd brytyjski może opóźnić zakończenie lockdownu związanego z Covid-19. Portal z samochodami online Auto Trader był jednym z największych zwycięzców ostatniego tygodnia, dodając 11,1% po optymistycznym raporcie finansowym za cały rok. BT Group i firma usług nieruchomości online Rightmove także zrobiły znaczące postępy, obie dodając ponad 6%. Z tyłu stawki, Sainsbury’s zmierzył się z trudnym tygodniem. Cena akcji tej sieci supermarketów spadła o 5,8%, zmniejszając zysk od początku roku do 11,9%. To jednak wciąż znacznie więcej niż jego rywale Tesco i Morrisons, które w 2021 roku do tej pory spadają o 21% i o 0,9%. Cena akcji Sainsbury’s jest o około 20% wyższa niż w styczniu 2020 roku.
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Akcje spółek notowanych na giełdzie w Londynie zrobiły w ostatnim tygodniu postępy z UK100 zyskującym 0,9%, po wzroście 0,7% w piątek. Nastąpiło to pomimo pogłosek, że rząd brytyjski może opóźnić zakończenie lockdownu związanego z Covid-19. Portal z samochodami online Auto Trader był jednym z największych zwycięzców ostatniego tygodnia, dodając 11,1% po optymistycznym raporcie finansowym za cały rok. BT Group i firma usług nieruchomości online Rightmove także zrobiły znaczące postępy, obie dodając ponad 6%. Z tyłu stawki, Sainsbury’s zmierzył się z trudnym tygodniem. Cena akcji tej sieci supermarketów spadła o 5,8%, zmniejszając zysk od początku roku do 11,9%. To jednak wciąż znacznie więcej niż jego rywale Tesco i Morrisons, które w 2021 roku do tej pory spadają o 21% i o 0,9%. Cena akcji Sainsbury’s jest o około 20% wyższa niż w styczniu 2020 roku.
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(LON:SBRY) stock eked out another three-year high.
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(LON:SBRY) stock eked out another three-year high.
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Sainsbury's acquisition interest was possibly 'exploratory' says UBS
Sainsbury's (OTCQX:JSAIY -2.6%) shares fall after UBS says private equity interest in the supermarket chain "may have been exploratory." The firm also downgrades the stock to Neutral from Buy after a 10% price jump following the potential buyout news.
UBS says that the lack of a statement from potential acquirers Apollo Global Management (APO +1.0%) or Fortress Investment Group causes it to doubt that the interest was more than investigative.
UBS does believe that Sainsbury will gain market share with its online strategic advantage and increase pressure on rivals Aldi and Lidl.
Sainsbury's (OTCQX:JSAIY -2.6%) shares fall after UBS says private equity interest in the supermarket chain "may have been exploratory." The firm also downgrades the stock to Neutral from Buy after a 10% price jump following the potential buyout news.
UBS says that the lack of a statement from potential acquirers Apollo Global Management (APO +1.0%) or Fortress Investment Group causes it to doubt that the interest was more than investigative.
UBS does believe that Sainsbury will gain market share with its online strategic advantage and increase pressure on rivals Aldi and Lidl.
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Sainsbury's stock higher on hopes of interest from Morrisons loser
LONDON (Reuters) -Shares in British supermarket group Sainsbury's rose as much as 3.7% on Monday on hopes SoftBank's Fortress Investment, which lost out in the auction for Morrisons, may turn its attention to an even bigger player in UK grocery.
Sainsbury's stock was up 4.2 pence at 288.9 pence at 0858 GMT, valuing the business at 6.7 billion pounds ($9.1 billion).
Fortress was defeated in Saturday's shootout for Morrisons, Britain's No. 4 supermarket group, bidding 286 pence a share - a penny less than rival Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
However, managing partner Joshua A Pack signalled Fortress remained interested in UK assets.
"The UK remains a very attractive investment environment from many perspectives, and we will continue to explore opportunities to help strong management teams grow their businesses and create long-term value," he said in a statement.
A spokesperson for Fortress declined to comment on Sainsbury's, which trails only market leader Tesco (OTC:TSCDY) in UK grocery sales.
A Sainsbury's spokesperson also declined to comment.
Shares in Sainsbury's are up 28% this year, buoyed by bid speculation.
That started in April when Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky raised his stake in Sainsbury's to just under 10% and has been fuelled by the bid battle for Morrisons and signs CEO Simon Roberts's "food first" strategy is starting to work.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-ma ... er-2633430
LONDON (Reuters) -Shares in British supermarket group Sainsbury's rose as much as 3.7% on Monday on hopes SoftBank's Fortress Investment, which lost out in the auction for Morrisons, may turn its attention to an even bigger player in UK grocery.
Sainsbury's stock was up 4.2 pence at 288.9 pence at 0858 GMT, valuing the business at 6.7 billion pounds ($9.1 billion).
Fortress was defeated in Saturday's shootout for Morrisons, Britain's No. 4 supermarket group, bidding 286 pence a share - a penny less than rival Clayton, Dubilier & Rice.
However, managing partner Joshua A Pack signalled Fortress remained interested in UK assets.
"The UK remains a very attractive investment environment from many perspectives, and we will continue to explore opportunities to help strong management teams grow their businesses and create long-term value," he said in a statement.
A spokesperson for Fortress declined to comment on Sainsbury's, which trails only market leader Tesco (OTC:TSCDY) in UK grocery sales.
A Sainsbury's spokesperson also declined to comment.
Shares in Sainsbury's are up 28% this year, buoyed by bid speculation.
That started in April when Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky raised his stake in Sainsbury's to just under 10% and has been fuelled by the bid battle for Morrisons and signs CEO Simon Roberts's "food first" strategy is starting to work.
https://www.investing.com/news/stock-ma ... er-2633430
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J Sainsbury Earnings Miss, Revenue Beats In Q2
Investing.com - J Sainsbury (OTC:JSAIY) reported on Thursday second quarter earnings that missed analysts' forecasts and revenue that topped expectations.
J Sainsbury announced earnings per share of £0.17 on revenue of £15.72B. Analysts polled by Investing.com anticipated EPS of £9.74 on revenue of £14,899M.
J Sainsbury shares are up 43.11% from the beginning of the year, still down 17.60% from its 52 week high of £342.00 set on August 24. They are outperforming the STOXX 600 which is up 21.09% from the start of the year.
J Sainsbury follows other major Services sector earnings this month
J Sainsbury's report follows an earnings matched by X5 Retail Group on October 26, who reported EPS of £45.02 on revenue of £543.59B, compared to forecasts EPS of £45.02 on revenue of £541.95B.
Whitbread had beat expectations on October 26 with second quarter EPS of £-0.19 on revenue of £661.6M, compared to forecast for EPS of £-184.33 on revenue of £245.88M.
Investing.com - J Sainsbury (OTC:JSAIY) reported on Thursday second quarter earnings that missed analysts' forecasts and revenue that topped expectations.
J Sainsbury announced earnings per share of £0.17 on revenue of £15.72B. Analysts polled by Investing.com anticipated EPS of £9.74 on revenue of £14,899M.
J Sainsbury shares are up 43.11% from the beginning of the year, still down 17.60% from its 52 week high of £342.00 set on August 24. They are outperforming the STOXX 600 which is up 21.09% from the start of the year.
J Sainsbury follows other major Services sector earnings this month
J Sainsbury's report follows an earnings matched by X5 Retail Group on October 26, who reported EPS of £45.02 on revenue of £543.59B, compared to forecasts EPS of £45.02 on revenue of £541.95B.
Whitbread had beat expectations on October 26 with second quarter EPS of £-0.19 on revenue of £661.6M, compared to forecast for EPS of £-184.33 on revenue of £245.88M.
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Investing.com -- Shares in J Sainsbury PLC (LON:SBRY) rose in early trading on Tuesday, after the U.K. supermarket chain backed its full-year profit guidance despite concerns over inflation pressures.
Like-for-like quarterly sales, excluding fuel, fell by 4% compared to the previous year, when demand was boosted by COVID lockdown measures. Against pre-pandemic levels, the figure was 5.4% higher.
When accounting for fuel, total retail sales also increased by 2.5%, suggesting the impact of a recent significant rise in petrol prices.
Grocery sales were lower by 2.4% but rose by almost 9% versus pre-COVID performance. General merchandising sales - which include both Sainsbury's supermarkets and its Argos unit - dropped 11.2%, but were still in line with expectations.
Sainsbury also confirmed its full-year outlook, saying it expects annual underlying pre-tax profit of between £630M and £690M. However, the group's chief executive, Simon Roberts, warned that soaring prices will weigh on customer spending throughout 2022.
"The pressure on household budgets will only intensify over the remainder of the year and I am very clear that doing the right thing for our customers and colleagues will remain at the very top of our agenda,” Roberts said in a statement.
Inflation in the U.K. touched a fresh 40-year high of 9.1% in May due to a marked surge food and energy prices. The Bank of England has said it expects that figure to continue to rise throughout the year, with inflation seen topping 11% in October.
The BoE has raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to combat "robust cost and price pressures," and pledged to "act forcefully" in the future to tamp down soaring inflation. But concerns remain that these aggressive monetary policy decisions may potentially, in turn, lead to a broader economic slowdown.
https://www.pb.pl/kwartalna-sprzedaz-sa ... oc-1155108
Like-for-like quarterly sales, excluding fuel, fell by 4% compared to the previous year, when demand was boosted by COVID lockdown measures. Against pre-pandemic levels, the figure was 5.4% higher.
When accounting for fuel, total retail sales also increased by 2.5%, suggesting the impact of a recent significant rise in petrol prices.
Grocery sales were lower by 2.4% but rose by almost 9% versus pre-COVID performance. General merchandising sales - which include both Sainsbury's supermarkets and its Argos unit - dropped 11.2%, but were still in line with expectations.
Sainsbury also confirmed its full-year outlook, saying it expects annual underlying pre-tax profit of between £630M and £690M. However, the group's chief executive, Simon Roberts, warned that soaring prices will weigh on customer spending throughout 2022.
"The pressure on household budgets will only intensify over the remainder of the year and I am very clear that doing the right thing for our customers and colleagues will remain at the very top of our agenda,” Roberts said in a statement.
Inflation in the U.K. touched a fresh 40-year high of 9.1% in May due to a marked surge food and energy prices. The Bank of England has said it expects that figure to continue to rise throughout the year, with inflation seen topping 11% in October.
The BoE has raised its benchmark interest rate by 25 basis points to combat "robust cost and price pressures," and pledged to "act forcefully" in the future to tamp down soaring inflation. But concerns remain that these aggressive monetary policy decisions may potentially, in turn, lead to a broader economic slowdown.
https://www.pb.pl/kwartalna-sprzedaz-sa ... oc-1155108
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