- Price
- 1,036.00p
- Market cap
- £1.09bn
- 1M
- +9.0%
- 3M
- +27.8%
- 1Y
- +0.6%
- P/E (trailing)
- —
- Dividend yield
- 0.00%
“There are still three quarters to go and profit forecasts are very dependent on the level of sales growth. We are comfortable with current market expectations1, once adjusted for the 53-week period.”
pre tax profit
“Wetherspoon has made a good start to the financial year, although it is at least partially due to weather, which will inevitably revert to the norm. At this early, we continue to anticipate profit before tax and separately disclosed items in line with current market expectations1.”
underlying pre tax profit · stated consensus £74.0m
“Profits for the year are likely to be below market expectations, with marginally lower sales than anticipated in the final quarter, combined with higher costs in the areas of food, labour, repairs, energy and business rates.”
net profit
“Profits for the year are likely to be below market expectations, with marginally lower sales than anticipated in the final quarter, combined with higher costs in the areas of food, labour, repairs, energy and business rates.”
net profit
Last 24 months of trading updates, one verdict per announcement (the headline profit measure first). Companies report these themselves and lean positive, so compare against peers: the same tag-based peer group as the Overview, counting peers with at least 2 updates and needing at least 3. Verdicts are machine-extracted; where the quoted wording clearly says otherwise, the wording is used.
“There are still three quarters to go and profit forecasts are very dependent on the level of sales growth. We are comfortable with current market expectations1, once adjusted for the 53-week period.”
pre tax profit
“Wetherspoon has made a good start to the financial year, although it is at least partially due to weather, which will inevitably revert to the norm. At this early, we continue to anticipate profit before tax and separately disclosed items in line with current market expectations1.”
underlying pre tax profit · stated consensus £74.0m
“Profits for the year are likely to be below market expectations, with marginally lower sales than anticipated in the final quarter, combined with higher costs in the areas of food, labour, repairs, energy and business rates.”
net profit
“Profits for the year are likely to be below market expectations, with marginally lower sales than anticipated in the final quarter, combined with higher costs in the areas of food, labour, repairs, energy and business rates.”
net profit
Last 24 months of trading updates, one verdict per announcement (the headline profit measure first). Companies report these themselves and lean positive, so compare against peers: the same tag-based peer group as the Overview, counting peers with at least 2 updates and needing at least 3. Verdicts are machine-extracted; where the quoted wording clearly says otherwise, the wording is used.
“there have been substantial increases in costs, which may result in profits slightly below market expectations.”
operating profit
“There is clearly considerable pressure on consumer finances, combined with higher taxes, wages and energy costs for the hospitality industry. This may result in profits that are slightly below current market expectations.”
underlying operating profit
“The company has benefitted from favourable weather in the fourth quarter, so that profits are anticipated to be in line with market expectations, notwithstanding the high tax and labour increases for the hospitality industry, which have been widely reported.”
operating profit
“there have been substantial increases in costs, which may result in profits slightly below market expectations.”
operating profit
“There is clearly considerable pressure on consumer finances, combined with higher taxes, wages and energy costs for the hospitality industry. This may result in profits that are slightly below current market expectations.”
underlying operating profit
“The company has benefitted from favourable weather in the fourth quarter, so that profits are anticipated to be in line with market expectations, notwithstanding the high tax and labour increases for the hospitality industry, which have been widely reported.”
operating profit