Autóipar 14 március 2026 - 11 május 2026

Rolls-Royce Stock Tries to Stabilize as Investors Test the Limits of the Turnaround

A Rolls-Royce részvényei stabilizálódni próbálnak, miközben a befektetők a fordulat határait tesztelik

Rolls-Royce shares rose 0.6% to 1,197.60p in London Wednesday, partially recovering from Tuesday’s 2.98% drop. Berenberg raised its price target to 1,270p but kept a “hold” rating. The company bought back 1.8 million shares last week, continuing its £2.3 billion buyback program. CEO Tufan Erginbilgic reaffirmed 2026 financial targets despite Middle East risks.
május 13, 2026
Lloyds Banking Group plc Faces Fresh Car-Finance Twist as £9.1bn FCA Plan Hits Court Delay

A Lloyds Banking Group plc újabb autófinanszírozási fordulattal néz szembe, mivel a 9,1 milliárd fontos FCA-terv bírósági késedelmet szenved

The UK Financial Conduct Authority said court hearings on legal challenges to its £9.1 billion motor finance compensation scheme are unlikely before October. Lloyds Banking Group is maintaining its £1.95 billion provision for related claims but warned of ongoing uncertainty. Mercedes-Benz and Volkswagen oppose the FCA’s plan, while Lloyds, Barclays, and Santander’s UK unit have accepted it.
május 11, 2026
Rolls-Royce Share Price Today: RR.L Rebounds After Buyback Filing, But Oil Risk Lingers

A Rolls-Royce részvényárfolyama ma: Az RR.L visszapattan a visszavásárlási bejelentés után, de az olajkockázat továbbra is fennáll

Rolls-Royce shares rose about 1.2% to 1,230 pence in London on Monday, partially recovering from Friday’s 5.3% drop. The company bought back 1.82 million shares on March 13 as part of a £2.3 billion program, now totaling 12.5 million shares repurchased. The stock remains well below its 2024 peak of 1,420 pence. Investors weigh buybacks and outlook against supply chain and oil price concerns.
március 17, 2026
Rolls-Royce Stock Price Today: Shares Slip Despite Moody’s A3 Upgrade and £7bn-£9bn Buyback Plan

Rolls-Royce részvényárfolyam ma: Az árfolyam csökken, annak ellenére, hogy a Moody’s A3-ra minősítette és 7-9 milliárd fontos visszavásárlási tervet jelentettek be

Rolls-Royce shares fell 1.83% to around 1,260 pence by 13:03 GMT Friday, despite Moody’s upgrading its credit rating to A3. The company forecasts £4.0–4.2 billion operating profit and £3.6–3.8 billion free cash flow for 2026, with a £7–9 billion buyback planned through 2028. Rolls-Royce warned of a £150–200 million cash flow hit in 2026 from supply chain issues.
március 14, 2026