Q1 lfl performance was softer than our expectations. Unfavourable weather and weak non-food sales (general merchandise and clothing) in the UK were the key pain-points. On a positive note, the domestic business once again clocked positive volume. The upcoming stock price triggers would be the Capital Markets Day on 18 June 2019 and Tesco’s ability to cope with Brexit (due in end October 2019). No change to the stock recommendation.
14 Jun 2019
Softer start to FY19
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Softer start to FY19
Tesco PLC (TSCO:LON) | 291 -1.7 (-0.2%) | Mkt Cap: 20,473m
- Published:
14 Jun 2019 -
Author:
Nishant Choudhary -
Pages:
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Q1 lfl performance was softer than our expectations. Unfavourable weather and weak non-food sales (general merchandise and clothing) in the UK were the key pain-points. On a positive note, the domestic business once again clocked positive volume. The upcoming stock price triggers would be the Capital Markets Day on 18 June 2019 and Tesco’s ability to cope with Brexit (due in end October 2019). No change to the stock recommendation.