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The below stocks have been identified as having potential to register bigger than normal share price moves (up or down) today based on the news cited
BP Plc (BP.L) – Saw its Q1 production up 3.0% higher year on year at 2,388mboe/d. Net debt at 31 March 2017 was $38.6bn, compared with $30.0bn y-o-y up 29%. With underlying replacement cost profit before interest and tax $1.4bn vs loss of $747m y-o-y. Closing price 442.50p (Reuters)
Aberdeen Asset Management (AND.L) – Saw a rise in H1 revenues ending in march climb 10.6% to £534.9m, pre-tax profit also climbed 20% to £195.2m, boosted by market and currency gains, maintaining the annual dividend of 7.5pp share while the pace of outflows from its funds slowed. Closing price 279.00p (Reuters)
Bovis Homes Group PLC (BVS.L) - Subject to two failed buyout bids earlier this year, will take a £2.8m hit in fees from talks and a review conducted in February after the firm warned on profits recently after it failed to build enough homes. Closing price 920.50p (Reuters)
Just Eat Plc (JE.L) - Q1 2017 update strong performance; reiterating full-year guidance showing revenues were up 46% to £118.9m against £81.5m year on year. Closing price 577.00p (Reuters)
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