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City PM Published Jun 18, 2009 Reviewed Jul 3, 2026 ✓ Reviewed by citations.press editors
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Earnings per share forecast for 2009 falls by 2% from 35.7p to 35.0p after re-running currency model and increasing margin expansion assumption.
2 % · earnings per share forecast35.7 p · earnings per share forecast (original)35 p · earnings per share forecast (revised)
GRAHAM JONES, PANMURE GORDON
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Price target trimmed from 660p to 625p while “buy” recommendation is reiterated.
660 p · price target (original)625 p · price target (revised)
GRAHAM JONES, PANMURE GORDON
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Analysts expect consensus earnings forecasts will be revised down due to updated currency assumptions, with adverse near-term share impact.
JULIAN HARDWICK, RBS
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Shares’ valuation now more accurately reflects operating reality, with investor concerns about achieving like-for-like sales growth within target range.
JEREMY BATSTONE-CARR, CHARLES STANLEY
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JULIAN HARDWICK RBS
“We expect consensus earnings forecasts will be revised down as analysts review their
currency assumptions, and this is likely to have some adverse impact on the shares in the near term despite the generally reassuring tone of this update we say “hold”.

JEREMY BATSTONE-CARR CHARLES STANLEY
“Our “hold” recommendation is based on our perception that the shares’ valuation now
more accurately reflects operating reality. There are investor concerns regarding the group’s ability to achieve like-for-like sales growth within its target range.”

GRAHAM JONES PANMURE GORDON
We have re-run our currency model and increased our margin expansion assumption. As such, our earnings per share forecast for 2009 falls by 2 per cent from 35.7p to 35.0p. As a consequence, we are trimming our price target from 660p to 625p, but reiterate our “buy” recommendation.

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