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BOWL: Record revenue, strong cash flow, and expansion drive positive outlook for future growth
Record revenue and adjusted EBITDA were achieved, with strong growth in both the UK and Canada. Cash generation supported increased dividends and share buybacks, while a robust pipeline and disciplined cost management underpin a positive outlook for further expansion.
Original document: Hollywood Bowl Group Plc [BOWL] Annual Financial Statement â Dec. 16 2025
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100 Lloyds shares cost ÂŁ55 in January. Hereâs what theyâre worth now!
Back at the start of the year, the Lloyds (LSE: LLOY) share price was in pennies. Lloyds shares still sell for pennies each â but they have got a lot closer to the pound mark since January!
In fact, the share price has moved up by 73% so far this year.
So, somebody who spent ÂŁ55 back in January would now be sitting on a paper gain of around ÂŁ40.
In absolute terms that might not sound huge. However, as a percentage gain from a blue-chip share in a mature industry in less than one year, I think it is excellent!
Not only that, but Lloyds shares currently pay dividends. The yield of 3.5% is above the FTSE 100 average â and someone buying back in January would be earning a higher yield, of around 6%.
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Lloyds (LLOY) Stock: Drops Nearly 2% Amid Car-Finance Uncertainty and Slowing December Momentum
Lloyds Banking Group (LSE: LLOY) saw its shares slide nearly 2% on Tuesday as investor appetite weakened across UK financial stocks, reflecting renewed caution around the ongoing car-finance remediation saga and a natural slowdown in December trading momentum.
The decline comes barely a week after the bank touched fresh 52-week highs, capping off one of its strongest years in a decade.
The stock closed at around 94p, pulling back from early December peaks near 98p, with trading volumes notably lower than the 50-day average. Market participants interpreted the moves as a blend of profit-taking and sector-wide softness rather than any structural shift in Lloydsâ long-term outlook.
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