UK gas prices reach all-time highs as winter tensions mount across Europe December 17, 2021 UK gas prices surged to an all-time high of 350p per therm earlier this week amid soaring demand and supply concerns.
Tories call on Treasury to fund green energy rather than already pinched households January 8, 2022 A group Tory MPs have called on the government to fund environmental and social energy policies from Treasury money, rather than from consumer bills.
Investec profit falls amid preparations for asset management demerger November 21, 2019 Investec has reported a drop in profit before tax for the first half “against challenging market conditions”, as the Anglo-South African business group prepares to spin off its asset management business next year. The figures Pre-tax profit fell just over ten per cent to £349m for the six months to 30 September. Investec’s return on [...]
West End landlords Shaftesbury and Capco push ahead with £3.5bn merger June 16, 2022 West End landlords Shaftesbury and Capital & Counties Properties (Capco) have agreed to push ahead with a £3.5bn merger, which will see much of London’s beloved theatre district fall under one wing. The merger, which had raised the eyebrows of one investor, will see shareholders receive 3.35 new Capco shares for each Shaftesbury share. Combining [...]
Investec fires starting gun on £1.8bn float of asset management business Ninety One January 31, 2020 Investec today fired the starting gun on the float of its asset management business in a listing expected to value the business at between £1.6bn and £1.8bn. Investec announced the new business, Ninety One’s, expected intention to undertake an initial public offering (IPO) today. Ninety One intends to apply for admission of its shares to [...]
Inflation expected to soar above eye-watering 40-year highs as cost of living onslaught deepens July 19, 2022 When official figures lay bare the extent of the mounting cost-of-living crisis on tomorrow morning, UK inflation is expected to soar even further above current eye-watering 40-year highs. The latest figures from the Office for National Statistics (ONS) will show Consumer Prices Index (CPI) inflation rose to at least 9.3 per cent in June, up [...]
Brits’ take home pay still falling rapidly despite record wage rises January 17, 2023 Brits are suffering one of the sharpest hits to their take home pay despite businesses handing workers bumper pay prices, official figures out today reveal. Real pay tumbled 2.6 per cent over the three months to November, among the steepest drops seen outside the Covid-19 crisis, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS). The [...]
Exclusive: Yu Energy warns six-month business support will not be enough September 27, 2022 Market volatility will endure beyond this winter and businesses could face ultra-high energy bills well into next year, warned the boss of challenger supplier Yu Energy.
Serica Energy ramps up investment plans to offset windfall tax June 6, 2022 Serica Energy is planning to spend its way out of a tax bill, after the government imposed a hefty new levy on North Sea oil and gas operator.s.
Record winter heat across Europe drives down gas prices January 3, 2023 Record temperatures over the New Year across Europe has seen gas prices plummet, easing blackout fears.