Latest share tips: Fever-Tree, Dunelm, & more


Updated on 20 September 2024 | 0 Comments

Here's your roundup of the latest share tips. See which companies the experts are buying, selling or holding this week.

Dunelm, Ashmore Group and Fever-Tree are among the companies under the spotlight this week.

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Dunelm – BUY

Symbol: DNLM.L

Index: FTSE 250

Dunelm share price (Image: Google)

The British homeware retailer is focused on reaching a milestone of having a 10% market share over the medium term.

Chief executive Nick Wilkinson is also confident about store roll-out plans, according to John Stevenson, an analyst at Peel Hunt.

“Customers are reacting well to Dunelm’s expansion into furniture categories, which are growing strongly, despite the tough market backdrop,” he said.

Ashmore Group – BUY

Symbol: ASHM.L

Index: FTSE 250

Ashmore share price (Image: Google)

The investment manager has enjoyed a very strong year in which it’s generated better-than-expected performance fees.

The early beneficiaries of this have been the staff, as trailed by management last year, according to Rae Maile, an analyst at Panmure Liberum.

“Recent market performance has been strong and Ashmore’s performance stronger,” he said.

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Plus500 – BUY

Symbol: PLUSP.L

Index: FTSE 250

Plus500 share price (Image: Google)

The financial services company reported interim results that showed positive growth in both revenue and profits.

According to Stuart Duncan, an analyst at Peel Hunt, the company is displaying attractive shareholder returns and an appealing valuation.

“We increase our target price from 2,560p to 2,910p and maintain our ‘buy’ recommendation,” he said.

Epwin Group – BUY

Symbol: EPWN.L

Index: FTSE AIM ALL-SHARE

Epwin Group share price (Image: Google)

The energy-efficient building materials producer’s interim results show that its focus on its strategic priorities is helping drive margins higher. 

Current trading also remains in line with the board’s expectations, according to Adrian Kearsey, an analyst at Panmure Liberum.

“As earnings move higher, and the UK macro environment helps improve investor sentiment, we see scope for the shares to move materially higher,” he said.

Fever-Tree – REDUCE

Symbol: FEVR.L

Index: FTSE AIM 100

Fevertree share price (Image: Google)

The drinks company reported that total group revenue was down 2% at the half year, due to poor weather and weak global consumer sentiment.

Andrew Ford, an analyst at Peel Hunt remains concerned that the market declines in its core categories are not at an end.

“We reduce our target price from 700p to 650p and maintain our ‘reduce’ rating,” he said.

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