1Sem.·

BAT has to pay almost $8 billion due to legal dispute in Canada, further headwinds loom

Thank God I had sold the share at € 40. Technically, in my opinion, it was at the upper edge. I had placed a re-entry at € 32, but have now canceled it again. Let's see where it ends up. However, it is and remains an interesting investment. $BATS (-1,84 %)

6 Commentaires

Dividenden-Fuchs@Hickok45

1Sem.

I am pleased about the setback, am waiting for further buying opportunities, am keeping the savings plan running anyway and am of course also holding my position. I see nice dividends and at the same time still good potential for share price growth.
In my opinion, Bat as a whole is currently where pmi was 1-2 years ago, especially due to tobacco heating devices. I therefore continue to take the opportunity to optimize my personal dividend yield and buy more.

In short: there's still room for improvement!

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PhilipS.@Fenris83

1Sem.

Yes, I also only cashed in for a short time. I'm speculating that there will be a brief setback and that there will be an attractive purchase price again. I'll wait and see over the next few days and weeks, but will definitely get back in. Let's see if my calculation works out. I have virtually cashed out the return for the next two years due to the price gains. Any setback is currently very welcome.

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Ruben Schoff@Sand

@Hickok45 I think under 35 is time to top up - I will do this consistently 34, 32, 30, 28

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PhilipS.@Fenris83

OK, also a good idea. Thanks for the feedback

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TaxesAreTheft@TaxesAreTheft

1Sem.

The lawsuit only concerns the Canadian subsidiary and is to be paid off by it. The impairment in the FY report is only to emphasize BAT's support for the judgment. PM has not done so although they are equally affected.

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PhilipS.@Fenris83

Apparently I did everything right. More luck than sense. I have placed a re-entry at 32 euros. What do you think? Does anyone know what effect the fine will have on the dividend?

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