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Strong results for Flight Centre
For such a strong (but well-guided) annual result, the 2.9% rise for Flight Centre Group (ASX:FLT) shares on Wednesday seemed appropriate.
Read MoreFlight Centre shares drop following forecast downgrade amid falling airfares
Shares in travel giant Flight Centre (ASX:FLT) fell more than 8% on Wednesday morning after the company issued what investors perceived as a downgrade, tempered with weak news.
Read MoreFlight Centre dips despite strong 2022-23 results
Flight Centre (ASX:FLT) shares experienced a nearly 3% decline at one point yesterday, despite the company unveiling a better-than-expected performance for 2022-23 as travel rebounded to pre-pandemic levels across most markets in Australia and internationally.
Read MoreBridge Street Bites: BUB, FLT
Tuesday’s ASX session saw news from infant formula manufacturer Bubs Australia that led to a big selloff, as well as word of an acquisition by travel group Flight Centre.
Read MoreTourism Stocks Banking on Wanderlust Redux
Quiet confidence of a full recovery in the tourism industry from both Flight Centre and Qantas on Thursday, the latter of which backed up its upbeat words with a $400m buyback.
Read MoreFlight Centre Forecast Gets a Slight Upgrade
Travel agency group Fight Centre has narrowed its forecast loss for the year to June in a trading update issued Monday, a month or so it before it reveals its full 2021-22 figures.
Read MoreFLT – Morgans rates the stock as Hold
The target price falls to $19.60 from $20.34, while the Hold rating is maintained.
Read MoreUpbeat Retailers Find Market a Tougher Sell
A number of leading retailers of all sizes presented trading updates to the Macquarie investment conference yesterday. Some numbers were solid but investors remained unimpressed.
Read MoreHits Just Keep on Coming for the Travel Industry
The circumstantial siege that has beset the travel sector since Covid emerged in 2020 shows no signs of letup, just as it seemed some light was breaking through at the end of the tunnel.
Read MoreMarket Uninspired by Flight Centre Buzz
Despite revealing that it is selling more international tickets than domestic ones for the first time since the start of the pandemic, Flight Centre saw 4% carved off its share price in Wednesday’s trading session.
Read MoreFlight Centre Spreads Wings with Japanese JV
In the middle of the second and third round of lockdowns across Australia and some of its global markets, Flight Centre has decided that that is a good time to invest in a new business, with potential.
Read MoreDelta Clips Travel Stocks’ Wings, Profits
As expected, Qantas, Air NZ and Flight Centre all clocked up losses in the year to June 30 thanks to the continuing impact of Covid and its variants on domestic and international travel.
Read MoreAs Panic Wanes What’s In Store For Retailing?
There were many positives generated for retailing by the pandemic. What could be short term and what could be longer-lasting impacts?
Read MoreFLT – Macquarie rates the stock as Outperform
Outperform rating with a target of $17.50.
Read MoreFlight Centre Shares Head South on Increased Losses
On Tuesday a very weak trading update from Flight Centre, Australia’s biggest travel agency, helped explain the recent loss of traction for the sector.
Read MoreFlight Centre Lengthens “Liquidity Runway”
Travel group Flight Centre has lengthened what it called in its interim results last week its “liquidity runway” by $90 million to more than $1.2 billion.
Read MoreFLT – Citi rates the stock as Neutral
In an initial assessment of Flight Centre’s first quarter, Citi assesses the company’s revenues are gradually improving led by corporate travel revenue and limited liquidity drawdown during the quarter.
Read MoreFlight Centre Deep In The Red With $662m Loss
Flight Centre big loss in the year to June was very much expected as the company raised new capital, slashed staff numbers and costs, accepted JobKeeper payments in a struggle to survive.
Read MoreFLT – Citi rates the stock as Downgrade to Neutral from Buy
Flight Centre anticipates a FY20 pre-tax loss in a range of -$475-525m. Citi downgrades to Neutral from Buy with a $13.50 target, given the uncertainty surrounding the resumption of global and domestic travel and the lack of catalysts outside of a successful vaccine.
Read MoreCash Burn Stabilises At “Severely Impacted” Flight Centre
Flight Centre shareholders have been warned to expect a loss of more than $800 million when it reports its full-year results later this month as the travel group continues to battle the impact of COVID-19 on its core travel agency business here and offshore.
Read MoreFLT – Macquarie rates the stock as Resume Coverage with Neutral
Macquarie believes a $700m capital raising provides the company with the ability to deal with the travel restrictions. While total transaction value in April was down -95%, an improvement is expected as travel restrictions gradually ease.
Read MoreAdairs Set To Reopen, Turbulence Yet To Clear At Flight Centre
Fabric and home crafts chain, Adairs has ruled out the need for a capital raising and will start to slowly reopen stores from this Thursday after reporting a 37% drop in total sales during its store closures over the past 5 weeks.
Read MoreACCC Forces Flight Centre To Scrap Cancellation Fees
Far from being a voluntary act, the competition and consumer regulator, the ACCC has forced travel group, Flight Centre to stop charging a $300 cancellation fee for customers seeking refunds on international travel (and $50 for domestic bookings) they have booked but been forced to cancel because of COVID-19.
Read MoreFlight Centre To Emerge Bigger And Leaner
Flight Centre has slashed monthly operating costs and raised capital. Brokers expect a leaner enterprise with greater market share is likely to emerge.
Read MoreGrounded Flight Centre Unveils Rescue Raising
Life after near-death for Flight Centre and Southern Cross Austero yesterday as the two companies emerged from trading halts to allow bailout fundraisings to start.
Read MoreHelloworld Farewells Staff As Flight Centre Cancels Dividend
The travel sector is now a wasteland as the COVID-19 virus continues to wreak havoc across here and across the globe. Helloworld will make 275 staff redundant and temporarily stand down 1300 more workers while Flight Centre has cancelled $40.1 million worth of interim dividend payments.
Read MoreBattered Flight Centre, Webjet, oOH!media Await Bailout
A big test for the market and investment confidence this week with news expected on whether there will be coronavirus-driven rescue/recaps of Webjet, Flight Centre and oOH!media.
Read MoreWith Borders Closed Travel Stocks Are In An Absolute Crisis
The crisis in the travel and aviation sector worsened yesterday with the Federal government banning all foreigners from entering Australia from midnight tonight and again told Australians returning from overseas that they will have to undergo 14 days of quarantine.
Read MoreVirus Turmoil: Oil Search, Flight Centre, Qantas, Kathmandu, REA Group, Ramsay Health, Aristocrat
Yesterday saw a host of downgrades and other poor news from ASX companies of all sizes – all understandable in the current terrible investment climate as the combination of the coronavirus pandemic and the idiotic price war in oil between Russia and Saudi Arabia wreck market confidence and share price.
Read MoreFLT – Morgans rates the stock as Hold
Flight Centre has withdrawn FY20 guidance. The broker has revised down forecasts with the caveat of best guess under the circumstances. The broker’s travel sector view is one of depressed conditions throughout the first half FY21 before normalising in FY22.
Read MoreFlight Centre Abandons Guidance, 100 Stores To Close
Flight Centre shares have sunk to their lowest level since mid-2012 as the company scrapped its guidance for the June 30 financial year amid the continuing market panic over the COVID-19 virus’ impact on travel and the global economy.
Read MoreFlight Centre Feels The Coronavirus Fallout
Travel agency giant Flight Centre has cut its full-year profit guidance by 22% and interim dividend by a third, thanks to the growing uncertainty caused by the coronavirus outbreak that is now stretching around the globe.
Read MoreFLT – Credit Suisse rates the stock as Downgrade to Neutral from Outperform
Credit Suisse observes recent travel data has been weak, consumer sentiment is poor and there is a strong second half skew to guidance.
Read More“A Challenging Period”: Flight Centre Faces More Turbulence
Travel giant, Flight Centre has put more meat on its October 9 earnings warning, and seen a further sell-off.
Read More“Unrest And Uncertainty”: Flight Centre Strikes Turbulence
Travel groups are finding it hard to get airborne early in the 2019-20 financial year. Webjet got caught by the collapse of UK group, Thomas Cook with $43 million of likely losses, now Flight Centre, the sector’s biggie, yesterday slipped out a forecast of lower first-half earnings and the shares hit turbulence and slumped more than 13%.
Read MoreTravel Agents Fear Fallout As Thomas Cook Collapses
The collapse of UK travel company, Thomas Cook after 178 years in business will leave an impact across every part of the global holiday and business travel businesses, with costs estimated to easily top $A2 billion.
Read MoreWebjet Grounded As Rival Flight Centre Soars
Conflicting market reactions to the annual results of the two better-performed travel groups listed on the ASX Webjet and Flight Centre.
Read MoreFLT – Macquarie rates the stock as Neutral
Macquarie has surveyed 40 travel agents, airlines and hotel operators to gauge recent travel trends. The consensus view is that conditions are subdued for both domestic and international travel. Global political uncertainty and corporates mandating travel freezes of varying degrees are having an impact.
Read MoreFLT – Credit Suisse rates the stock as Neutral
The company has downgraded guidance by -12% to $335-360m for pre-tax profit in FY19. Credit Suisse notes the Australian leisure business continues to be challenged and total transaction value appears to have declined in the first months of 2019.
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