ROYMY - Royal Mail plc
| Previous close | 4.8680 |
| Open | 4.9100 |
| Bid | 0.0000 x 0 |
| Ask | 0.0000 x 0 |
| Day's range | 4.9100 - 4.9340 |
| 52-week range | 3.9000 - 7.4000 |
| Volume | |
| Avg. volume | 3,609 |
| Market cap | 2.353B |
| Beta (5Y monthly) | 1.68 |
| PE ratio (TTM) | N/A |
| EPS (TTM) | -2.2900 |
| Earnings date | N/A |
| Forward dividend & yield | 1.04 (21.23%) |
| Ex-dividend date | 28 Jul 2022 |
| 1y target est | N/A |
The GuardianUK government rejects Royal Mail request to end Saturday deliveries
Company lobbied for removal of obligation, claiming six-day service is financially unsustainable
The TelegraphBlow for Royal Mail as Government blocks plan to scrap Saturday deliveries
Royal Mail’s plans to axe Saturday letter deliveries has been blocked by the Government, in a move that could lead to a huge rise in the price of first class stamps. Business minister Kevin Hollinrake today confirmed that ministers would not bow to the demands of the former FTSE 100 company, which has argued its business is unsustainable unless it is allowed to drop its six-day-a-week delivery obligation.
The TelegraphAmazon recruits Evri amid Royal Mail delivery woes
Amazon has parachuted in Evri to assist with deliveries as Royal Mail grapples with poor performance in the wake of a long-running industrial dispute.
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The GuardianPostal desert island: Mull’s residents cut off from civilisation by Royal Mail
Scottish islanders fear complete isolation as vital mail deliveries fail to arrive for days, sometimes weeks
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PA Media: MoneyRoyal Mail slumps to loss of more than £1bn after year of strikes
The group’s owner, International Distributions Services, revealed Royal Mail swung to an operating loss of £1.04 billion for the year to March 26.
The GuardianWith strikes behind them, get ready for Royal Mail’s next battles
The company’s position looks a little stronger now, but other big issues remain
The TelegraphScrap Saturday deliveries or our struggles will continue, Royal Mail chief warns after £1bn loss
Royal Mail has warned that its poor financial performance will continue unless ministers let the company abandon Saturday letter deliveries.
The GuardianRoyal Mail reports £1bn loss after postal workers’ strikes
Parent company IDS posts loss of £748m as it blames industrial action and failure to increase productivity
The TelegraphNine-fingered Russian hacker accused of Royal Mail attack hit with $10m bounty
A Russian master hacker who claims to have cut off his own finger after losing a bet has been slapped with a $10m (£8m) bounty by US officials.
The TelegraphRoyal Mail risks fine after worst late deliveries on record
Royal Mail is at risk of a fine of up to £750m after after delivering more than one in four first class letters late in its worst performance on record.
PA Media: MoneyOfcom launches investigation into Royal Mail after it missed delivery targets
The delivery firm could be fined after falling short of its performance targets across the 2022 to 2023 financial year.
The GuardianRoyal Mail faces possible fine as regulator looks into late deliveries
Only 73.7% of first-class mail and 90.7% of second class met delivery targets, according to the postal service
The TelegraphRoyal Mail boss Simon Thompson quits with £700,000 pay-off after war with unions
Simon Thompson is set for a pay-off of up to £700,000 after quitting as the boss of Royal Mail in the wake of a tempestuous battle with union leaders. Mr Thompson will formally step down from the helm of Royal Mail in autumn, leaving the UK postal monopoly on the hunt for its third chief executive in little more than two years. His departure follows a bruising fight with the Communication Workers Union (CWU) in a year-long row over pay and working conditions. Mr Thompson, a former Apple and Ocad
The GuardianRoyal Mail boss to step down after bitter dispute with unions
Simon Thompson to leave after only two years as postal firm seeks fourth boss in four years
The GuardianIs running Royal Mail the most impossible job on the FTSE?
As Simon Thompson resigns, leading the 507-year-old postal business looks increasingly like a poisoned chalice
PA Media: MoneyRoyal Mail boss plans to step down following union deal
Simon Thompson informed parent company International Distributions Services that he plans to leave the role on October 31.
The TelegraphFrom Evri to Royal Mail: How to get your money back if your parcel goes missing
If you're missing a parcel and don't know what to do next, then you've come to the right place.
The TelegraphRoyal Mail is delivering once a fortnight to ‘postal deserts’
Royal Mail is delivering post to neighbourhoods as little as once a fortnight, leaving pockets of the country to become “postal deserts”.
The TelegraphRoyal Mail chief to leave after clash with unions
The chief executive of Royal Mail is preparing to step down amid a row over deliveries and after a year-long clash with workers over pay.
The GuardianRoyal Mail chief expected to step down within weeks
Simon Thompson has had a turbulent two-year stint at the helm
The TelegraphCollectors furious with Royal Mail after rise in ‘defacing’ stamps
Furious stamp collectors have accused Post Office staff of defacing stamps with biro pens and rendering them “worthless”.
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