I recently invested in Primary Health Properties (PHP) and Glencore (GLEN). In this portfolio update, I explain why I chose these two very different UK companies and what I hope they will bring to my long-term investment strategy.
Organic Adjusted EBITDAaL is a key metric used by telecom companies such as Vodafone to measure underlying operating performance. Learn what it means, how it’s calculated, and why investors should also monitor free cash flow and capital expenditure.
Airtel Africa delivered a strong start to the year, with higher revenue, EBITDA growth and improved profitability. The results also highlight the impact of network investment on future cash generation.
Big Yellow Group’s latest trading update reinforces the long-term investment case. While occupancy remains below last year’s level, pricing power, disciplined management and a strong development pipeline continue to support steady shareholder returns.
The FTSE 100 closed higher after UK economic growth returned in May and ABB’s £4.1bn acquisition of Rotork lifted sentiment across London’s engineering sector. Investors remained cautious as global technology weakness and geopolitical risks continued to influence markets.
Share buybacks are often greeted as good news by investors, but what do they really achieve? This guide explains how buybacks work, why banks like Lloyds use them, and why the real question isn’t how many shares are repurchased—but whether management is allocating shareholders’ capital wisely.