Imperial Brands' profit up on smoking alternatives demand
Imperial Brands' profit rose 4.6% driven by 14% growth in next-generation products and a £1.45 billion share buyback scheme launched for 2026.
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Imperial Brands' profit up on smoking alternatives demand
Imperial Brands edged above annual profit estimates in its first set of results under new CEO Lukas Paraviciniand forecast continued higher prices of its tobacco products alongside growing demand for smoking alternatives.
Demand for oral nicotine and higher cigarette prices boosts Imperial Brands
The company behind brands including Golden Virginia, Winston and Rizla said £10 billion has been handed out to shareholders over the past four years.
For how long might the Imperial Brands dividend keep growing?
No dividend is ever guaranteed to last. Many investors know that in theory but sometimes have an overly optimistic view of what might actually happen in practice. Back in 2020, shareholders in Imperial Brands (LSE: IMB) learnt the hard way, when the tobacco company slashed its payout per share. Since then, it has been growing. The companyâs interim results announcement Tuesday (18 November) included a 4.5% increase in the interim dividend per …
Imperial Brands Reports Steady FY25 Aperformance And Higher Shareholder Returns
Imperial Brands plc (LON:IMB) has announced its full year results statement for the year ended 30 September 2025 Business Highlights* · Continued strong operational momentum has delivered further broad-based growth and enabled increased shareholder returns, creating a strong platform for ongoing value creation over the next five years. · Tobacco and NGP net revenue growth of 4.1%, underpinned by double digit NGP net revenue growth, strong to…
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