monabri wrote:Why the heck are they getting involved in Israeli Palestinian politics ( Ben & Jerry's ice cream )?
That business’s Board has a degree of independence.
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Mark
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monabri wrote:Why the heck are they getting involved in Israeli Palestinian politics ( Ben & Jerry's ice cream )?
ReallyVeryFoolish wrote:Share price looking sick today. Quite a bit of negative sentiment around Unilever presently.
RVF
ReallyVeryFoolish wrote:ADrunkenMarcus wrote:ReallyVeryFoolish wrote:Share price looking sick today. Quite a bit of negative sentiment around Unilever presently.
RVF
3.6% dividend yield!
My highest individual company share yielder.
Might go higher if the share price suffers further? I bought the company for the first time a few months ago when the yield topped 4%. I guessed at that yield the share should appreciate and longer term deliver steadily increasing, unexciting income.
RVF
ADrunkenMarcus wrote:ReallyVeryFoolish wrote:Share price looking sick today. Quite a bit of negative sentiment around Unilever presently.
RVF
3.6% dividend yield!
My highest individual company share yielder.
absolutezero wrote:ADrunkenMarcus wrote:ReallyVeryFoolish wrote:Share price looking sick today. Quite a bit of negative sentiment around Unilever presently.
RVF
3.6% dividend yield!
My highest individual company share yielder.
How is your LYP of company shares doing?
ADrunkenMarcus wrote:absolutezero wrote:ADrunkenMarcus wrote:
3.6% dividend yield!
My highest individual company share yielder.
How is your LYP of company shares doing?
Year to date it's ahead of the FTSE 100, FSTE 250, FTSE All Share and FTSE All World ($) so not too bad.
Best wishes
Mark.
monabri wrote:
Good to see a CFO putting their hand in their pocket.
Unilever Plc has kicked-off the sale of large parts of its tea business, which could be valued at about 4 billion pounds ($5.6 billion), according to people familiar with the matter.
The U.K.-listed consumer group has reached out to potential suitors and is expecting first-round bids in September, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing confidential information.
Deliberations are ongoing and there’s no certainty it’ll decide to proceed with a sale, the people said. Unilever is also considering an initial public offering of the tea business, or a partnership, the company said in a first-half results statement in July.
The sale does not include Unilever’s tea units in India and Indonesia or its partnerships in the ready-to-drink tea market. The rest of the business could draw offers from private equity firms, the people said, asking not to be identified discussing confidential.
A representative for Unilever declined to comment.
Dod101 wrote:I hate that expression 'reached out'.
TheMotorcycleBoy wrote:And for a less formal contact we are urged these days to "ping" people
TheMotorcycleBoy wrote:Dod101 wrote:I hate that expression 'reached out'.
You're lucky you're no longer in salaried employment. We have to listen to it all the time! And for a less formal contact we are urged these days to "ping" people. We are either pinging or reaching out to people these days. At least the world keeps turning around.
Matt
ADrunkenMarcus wrote:I am pleased a demerger seems unlikely!
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