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Coca-Cola HBC (CCH)

Price 2,205.00p on 28-11-2023 at 18:45:08
Change 24.00p 1.1%
Buy 2,199.00p
Sell 2,198.00p
Buy / Sell CCH Shares
Last Trade: Unknown 461.00 at 2,205.44p
Day's Volume: 992,551
Last Close: 2,205.00p
Open: 2,181.00p
ISIN: CH0198251305
Day's Range 2,163.00p - 2,209.00p
52wk Range: 1,896.50p - 2,582.00p
Market Capitalisation: £8,118m
VWAP: 2,197.19598p
Shares in Issue: 368m

Recent Trades History Coca-Cola HBC (CCH)

Buy/Sell Volume Trade Prc Trade Type Trade Time
Unknown* 461 2,205.44p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
18:45:06 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 2,987 2,197.022p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
18:28:37 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 23,092 2,205.221p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
18:01:50 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 1,186 2,188.875p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
17:53:39 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 173 2,187.908p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
17:53:39 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 14 2,194.923p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
17:53:39 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 43 2,205.00p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
17:46:54 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 120 2,205.00p Ordinary
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OTC Trade
17:36:31 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 100 2,199.07p Ordinary
Currency Conversion
17:31:59 - 28-Nov-23
Unknown* 260 2,202.361p Ordinary
Currency Conversion
17:31:58 - 28-Nov-23

Share Price History for Coca-Cola HBC

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Share News for Coca-Cola HBC

LONDON MARKET MIDDAY: Rising pound puts pressure on FTSE before Fed

21st Nov 2023 12:05

(Alliance News) - Stock prices in London were lower midday on Tuesday with a stronger pound and some caution ahead of the latest batch of US Federal Reserve meeting minutes and Wednesday's UK fiscal policy announcement, putting pressure on the FTSE 100. Read More

IN BRIEF: Coca-Cola HBC to start up to EUR400 million share buyback

20th Nov 2023 20:50

Coca-Cola HBC AG - Steinhausen, Switzerland-based soft-drink bottling partner of Coca-Cola Co - Says that on Tuesday, it will start a share buyback programme to return up to EUR400 million to shareholders. The company expects the programme to run for around two years. It adds that it remains committed to its priorities, such as organic investment in the business to deliver its medium-term financial targets, such as capital expenditure as a percentage of net sales revenue in the range of 6.5% to 7.5% per year, and paying a progressive dividend with a payout target of 40% to 50% of earnings per share. "With these priorities in mind, the Board believes that the current share price undervalues CCH's future growth opportunities. Therefore, the present time represents a compelling opportunity to reduce the number of shares in circulation, while continuing to invest in the business," Coca-Cola HBC says. It anticipates that the buyback programme will improve earnings per share. Chief Executive Officer Zoran Bogdanovic says: "With our cash-generative business and a strong balance sheet today, we believe that the current market weakness presents a compelling opportunity for us to deploy excess capital through a buyback programme and deliver enhanced shareholder value." Read More

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: RBC cuts Next but lifts Dunelm; Citi likes JD

6th Nov 2023 09:34

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Monday morning and Friday: Read More

LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Bank of America starts Unite Group with 'buy'

2nd Nov 2023 10:14

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Thursday morning and Wednesday: Read More

TOP NEWS: Coca Cola HBC sees quarterly growth despite Russia fall-off

31st Oct 2023 09:34

(Alliance News) - Coca-Cola HBC AG on Tuesday maintained its full year revenue guidance after reporting a robust performance in its third quarter. Read More

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