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Shares in the Dublin-based food group soared on the back of a stronger-than-expected trading update
US tariff concerns weighed somewhat on activity levels, according to Davy report
Dublin-based firm’s shares jump more than 11%
Competition and Markets Authority invites comments on deal by July 22nd as part of a phase one inquiry into transaction
Dublin-based sandwich maker upgrades profit forecast
Ornua’s signature butter product is on average 50% more expensive than United States rivals
Agreement in principle to buy Bakkavor marks a major departure in ambition for the Dublin-based sandwich and ready-meal maker
Iseq All-Share index manages to end session 0.2 slightly higher
Deal would value company at £1.2bn, with combined revenues of £4bn, if approved by regulators
New customer wins help maintain strong revenue growth
Irish sandwich maker had previous offer for UK firm rejected
Irish food company approached Bakkavor in recent weeks to explore tie-up
Three-storey residence of high-profile business figure stretches to of 448sq m, thus offering plenty of scope to extend
Shares in Dublin-based sandwich maker have almost doubled in value this year
It was a challenging year for some listed companies and a record year for CEO departures
Sandwich maker’s results top its own forecasts
Full amount of shares at Irish sandwich maker currently out on short bets is close to £15 million
In October, Irish convenience foods group upgraded its full year financial forecasts for a third time this year
Shares in UK’s largest sandwich maker rose as much as 9 per cent in early trading
Iseq index shed 0.6% despite relief for Ryanair
Convenience food group said it expects full-year adjusted operating profit to be in a range of £88m-£90m
Bolivia has huge reserves of lithium, an area of interest for the John Teeling-founded Irish company
Bacteria was not found in products but Dublin-listed company took ‘precautionary measure’
FTSE-listed food group’s share price has been dropping of late despite the CEO’s purchase of 40,000 shares
Post-Covid management team trying to turn business around, addressing loss-making facilities and need for investment
Dublin-based company attributed a dip in revenue to its decision to exit a number of low-margin contracts in 2023
Ryanair lagged behind its peers as it dropped 40 basis points following comments last week on the pricing of fares
Shares at the sandwich maker rallied 63% in London over the past 12 months but remain 60% below 2016 peak
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Group has exited a number of contracts with ‘sub-optimal returns’
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