Just two months ago the shares of this £807m-capitalised leading convenience food manufacturing group were trading at 225p, yesterday they fell back to just 183p, however this morning they have shown some good price recovery.
Whether that was in reaction to the unsettled ‘Trade Tariff’ markets or was it possibly following the group yesterday holding a Capital Markets Event for analysts and institutional investors, its first since September 2019.
Whatever may have been the real reason my reaction is that investors should now be using the fall-back to top up their holdings in ...
