Webjet to demerge
Of course, the splitting of Webjet (ASX:WEB) into two companies is going to be a good thing – you don’t have to read the 214-page explanatory document to know that.
Read MoreOf course, the splitting of Webjet (ASX:WEB) into two companies is going to be a good thing – you don’t have to read the 214-page explanatory document to know that.
Read MoreWebjet (ASX:WEB) revealed a record result for the year ending March 31, 2024, after reporting a record result for the previous year, ending March 31, 2023, a year ago.
Read MoreIt seems everybody’s travelling and making money, as confirmed on Wednesday by the big turnaround in the year to March 31 for online travel group Webjet.
Read MoreA modest return to profitability but no interim dividend for Webjet shareholders, as the company rode the return to the air by Australian travellers here and offshore.
Read MoreThe broker maintains its Add rating and marginally decreases its target price to $6.55 from $6.60.
Read MoreThursday’s ASX rout made it a tough day to be releasing results, but the show must go on. Here’s the latest from travel firm Webjet and agricultural chemical company Nufarm.
Read MoreLife after Covid is slowly becoming clearer for online travel group Webjet (ASX: WEB), but pre-pandemic times will not return until 2023, according to the company’s half year results on Wednesday.
Read MoreGiven softer data, Citi pushes out expectations and views the opportunity and risk/reward as balanced. Hence, a Neutral/High Risk rating is maintained. Target is raised to $6.04 from $5.27.
Read MoreMorgans increases the price target to $5.10 from $4.92. Hold is maintained.
Read MoreMore losses for online travel and accommodation agency Webjet have underlined the sector’s continuing problems with the pandemic and closed borders with a result again strewn with red ink.
Read MoreMorgans retains the Hold rating and $4.92 price target.
Read MoreAfter another capital raising, will Webjet be free to pursue the acquisition of distressed travel assets or is protecting the balance sheeta priority?
Read MoreCredit Suisse eventually expects upside to the FY19 earnings base, primarily driven by the B2B division. However, with this division exposed to onerous travel restrictions in the northern hemisphere the broker tempers expectations and will look to get upbeat again once intra-regional leisure travel improves.
Read MoreShares in embattled online travel retailer Webjet ended lower, but higher after resuming trading yesterday after an emergency fund raising. In doing so Webjet revealed it had picked up a new best friend from the issue in aggressive US private equity giant Bain Capital.
Read MoreOnline travel group Webjet wants $275 million in new capital to see it through the coronavirus crisis which has wiped out travel and tourism demand globally.
Read MoreA 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 MoreThe 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 MoreTravel demand has slumped sharply and there are high levels of uncertainty over the next 6-12 months. Hence Webjet has withdrawn FY20 guidance.
Read MoreWebjet was another company to drop its 2019-20 guidance, while also revealing its CEO and senior managers would be taking a pay cut (as Qantas and Air New Zealand managements are).
Read MoreWe are approaching the silly season – the long Christmas-New Year break which will be dominated by cricket, tennis, surfing, bushfires, smoke, ham and turkey and headaches.
Read MoreFY20 operating earnings (EBITDA) are expected to be between $157-167m with the first half registering at least $80m. Credit Suisse revises up estimates for earnings per share by 4.4%.
Read MoreWebjet shares have shaken off the unease in the wake of the problems with the collapse of the Thomas Cook travel company in the UK in August.
Read MoreCredit Suisse is concerned about the worrying trend of earnings downgrades. The Thomas Cook receivables exposure is two-thirds of B2B FY19 earnings and a reminder of the credit risk in B2B.
Read MoreWebjet (ASX:WEB) recently released their full year results and they contained some disappointing aspects. This contributed to the weakness in the share price post results release. After tumbling from $17 to $11, there could be an opportunity here.
Read MoreWebjet expects the collapse of Thomas Cook will reduce FY20 operating earnings (EBITDA) by up to -$7m. Thomas Cook also owes Webjet EUR27m in unpaid receivables.
Read MoreThe 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 MoreShares in listed online travel retailer Webjet ended down 3.5% yesterday after a slide on the back of surprise news that the company had been caught short with the failure of UK travel business, Thomas Cook.
Read MoreConflicting market reactions to the annual results of the two better-performed travel groups listed on the ASX Webjet and Flight Centre.
Read MoreWebjet shares surged sharply higher yesterday after it produced another solid earnings result and a small lift in the dividend.
Read MoreOnline travel group Webjet is making its second big offshore move in 18 months. It revealed yesterday it plans to spend $240 million to buy the Dubai-based business-to-business travel business Destinations of the World (DOTW).
Read MoreWebjet shares jumped sharply as the $A360 million JacTravel acquisition in the UK a year ago this month paid off in spades.
Read MoreOnline travel agent Webjet has confirmed the purchase of UK-based Jactravel Group (Holdings) for an enterprise value of £200 million (or $A330 million according to a statement to the ASX last night). Webjet says the purchase, which should be completed by the end of this month.
Read MoreAnd in more company news, Webjet (WEB) shares rose strongly yesterday in the wake of confirmation of a solid rise in first half profit at Tuesday’s AGM and a deal with a Chinese travel group.
Read MoreWebjet shares were one of a handful of stocks to withstand the selling rush yesterday on the shock US election result.
Read MoreAmid a flurry of solid results from mid cap stocks, a few stood out yesterday, with online travel group, Webjet justifying is market darling status of the past few months with a 20% surge in its share price.
Read MoreThe contrast tells a story – there’s travel industry leader Flight Centre battling a profit downgrade and the impact of new investment to build future business and the shares have fallen 7% since the update on May 23.
Read MoreWebjet (WEB) shares rebounded 6% yesterday after revealing a 26% jump in first-half earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation to $18.2 million.
Read MoreAn all time high for Webjet (WEB) shares yesterday after an encouraging earnings forecast at the annual meeting.
Read MoreWebjet (WEB) shares rose, then fell yesterday as investors were slow to realise the importance of comments in an investor day briefing made prior to the annual meeting held later in the morning.
Read MoreWebjet (WEB) shares soared 28% at one stage yesterday and finally closed up 21.6% at $3.04 after the company, a big online travel business, beat market expectations, thanks to the Zuji takeover last year which appears to be coming right at last.
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