ITG Brands' parent projects modest profit uptick in first half of 2026

ITG Brands' parent projects modest profit uptick in first half of 2026

Imperial Brands Plc, parent company of Greensboro's ITG Brands LLC, said its first-half projections are based on "robust tobacco pricing and next-generation product innovations."

Analyst comments on Imperial Brands’ trading update

Imperial Brands issued its latest trading update this morning (14 April). The company reported that robust tobacco pricing and NGP innovation is expected to drive low-single-digit percent growth in tobacco & NGP net revenue in the first half of the year with growth accelerating in… This story continues at Analyst comments on Imperial Brands’ trading update Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Analyst comments on Imperial Brands' trading update

Imperial Brands issued its latest trading update this morning (14 April). The company reported that robust tobacco pricing and NGP innovation is expected to drive low-single-digit percent growth in tobacco & NGP net revenue in the first half of the year with growth accelerating in… This story continues at Analyst comments on Imperial Brands’ trading update Or just read more coverage at Talking Retail

Imperial Brands Plummets As Unchanged Outlook Fails To Impress Investors

Shares in Imperial Brands fell sharply this morning after the group’s trading update failed to impress investors, even as the tobacco giant maintained its guidance. The Gauloises-maker kept its annual guidance unchanged as the pricing of tobacco products helped to (more…) The post Imperial Brands Plummets As Unchanged Outlook Fails To Impress Investors appeared first on KamCity.

Down 7%! Why on earth are Imperial Brands shares plummeting today?

Imperial Brands‘ (LSE:IMB) shares have been see-sawing over the last year. But they’ve been in sharp decline since the start of 2026, and on Tuesday (14 April) they plunged a whopping 7%. They’re still up 82% over a five-year basis. So the FTSE 100 company’s been far from a disaster for long-term investors. And that’s before factoring in its enormous dividends over the period. Today’s investors aren’t interested in what’s gone before though. So …

Can vapes save Imperial Brands?

Twenty years ago, tobacco companies were among the top performers on the London Stock Exchange, driven by consistent cigarette demand and aggressive global expansion. But the attitude towards smoking has since shifted, with the numbers of smokers in the UK dropping off the back of campaigns, the rise of vaping and public health policies. In 2024, the amount of UK smokers dropped to roughly 10.6 per cent, down from around 20 per cent two decades …