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CPG
911.50
4.53 (+0.50%)
ASK PRICE BID PRICE CHANGE
911.50 911.00 4.53 (+0.50%)
Volume 1,988,198
Day's high 917.00
Day's low 620.50
Today’s open 906.00
Prev Close 906.50
   

Index: FTSE 100, FTSE 250 & FTSE All-Share

Sector: Travel & Leisure

  • Company URL: http://www.compass-group.com
  • Company Profile: Compass Group is a contract catering company. The London-based group provides contract food and hospitality services at sporting, leisure and exhibition venues, visitor attractions and major events. Compass Group also runs its own-brand cafes including such brands as Amigo, Outtakes, Caffè Liscio, Deli Marche, PUUR, Steamplicity and Zona Mexicana, as well as some franchise branches of Costa Coffee and Starbucks.

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BullBearings trader activity in the last few days with this stock

Buying: 47%

Selling: 53%

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TRADE QTY. PRICE DATE
SELL 1,676 913p 22/05/13 14:28
BUY 2,500 902p 21/05/13 15:29
SELL 100 896p 20/05/13 15:24
SELL 7,558 893p 20/05/13 12:09
BUY 555 893.5p 20/05/13 11:04

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News & Reports referencing CPG

Thursday broker round-up UPDATE

Barratt Developments: Deutsche Bank lowers target price from 336p to 327p, while leaving its buy recommendation unaltered.

6 days ago

London midday: Stocks edge higher on improved outlook from BoE

An improved outlook from the Bank of England (BoE) lifted UK markets into the blue by Wednesday lunchtime as investors shrugged off disappointing growth figures from the Eurozone and rising unemployment at home.

7 days ago

London open: Eurozone GDP figures worry markets early on

Worse-than-expected growth figures from Eurozone powerhouses Germany and France dampened market sentiment in London on Wednesday morning, as stocks pulled back after hitting fresh multiyear highs the day before.

7 days ago

US and emerging markets underpin Compass progress

Catering and support services giant Compass lifted half year revenue four per cent, after a strong North American and emerging markets performance, and said it is confident of future growth.

7 days ago

Wednesday broker round-up UPDATE

Amara Mining: Westhouse Securities lowers target price from 124p to 110p, while reiterating a buy recommendation.

8 weeks ago

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