Analysis of Bank of Queensland, Inghams Group, Qube Holdings
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Bank of Queensland, Inghams Group and Qube Holdings.
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Inghams Group Limited, trading as Ingham’s, is a locally owned public company, deriving revenue from the production and sale of chicken and turkey products. The company employs approximately 6,800 people, operates in Australia and New Zealand, and is administered by its head office in North Ryde, New South Wales.
Fund Manager Chris Pedersen discusses Bank of Queensland, Inghams Group and Qube Holdings.
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Inghams (ASX:ING), a major Australian chicken producer, experienced a significant share price drop on Friday despite reporting a substantial increase in full-year profits. While the reported results were slightly below market expectations, the market's reaction seemed excessive.
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Australians appear to have rekindled their taste for chicken, possibly due to the prolonged high prices of red meat, as consumers face mounting living expenses. As people increasingly opt for home-cooked meals and cost-cutting measures, they turn to more affordable protein sources and fresh produce.
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The Hold rating is retained. The target price falls to $3.09 from $3.62.
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Tuesday was confession time at Macquarie’s investment conference in Sydney, with a couple of companies owning up to bad news - waste group Cleanaway and chicken company Inghams.
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The broker believes the growth cycle in markets has peaked and downgrades to Neutral from Outperform. Target is raised to $4.03 from $3.98.
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Inghams Group’s strong expectant earnings recovery is wired to improving market conditions and a concerted attempt to improve operational efficiencies.
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A fair bit going on at the moment, here are a few developing stories from over the weekend we thought you might like updates on, involving PEXA / LNK, ING, SHV, TAH and FMG.
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Ingham's Group continues to benefit from strategic initiatives put in place in recent years while the easing of the pandemic presents further upside.
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Credit Suisse acknowledges the pandemic has had a greater impact on the company's operations than previously allowed for but the FY20 result still highlighted resilience in overall poultry demand.
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