2 FTSE 100 property shares with recovery prospects
Robert Stephens, CFA, considers the turnaround potential of two underperforming FTSE 100 housebuilders.
Robert Stephens, CFA, considers the turnaround potential of two underperforming FTSE 100 housebuilders.
Shares in Sainsbury’s rose by 2.74% to 273.80p despite a 0.4% drop in non-fuel retail sales during the fifteen weeks ended 5 January.
AIM-listed footwear retailer Shoe Zone has seen its share price rise by 10.1% after the company’s total dividend was increased by 91.2% to 19.5p.
Housebuilder Taylor Wimpey has said that it met expectations for overall performance in 2018 with the market remaining stable throughout the year.
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The price of shares in supermarket chain Morrisons fell by 3.81% despite the firm reporting non-fuel like-for-like sales for the Christmas period were up by 3.6%.
Pub landlord and brewer Greene King has announced that like-for-like sales for the 36 weeks ended 6th January were up by 3.6%.
AIM-listed life science tools supplier ABCAM expects revenues for the six months ended 31st December to be 11% higher than those in the prior year.
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The price of shares in Churchill China climbed by 7.08% after the company said that results for 2018 would exceed current market expectations.