The Royal Mail (LON: IDS) share price has remained in a tight range in the past few days as investors assess the ongoing buyout activities. After crashing to a low of 213p in April, the stock has ...

After riding high in early 2022, the Royal Mail share price has undergone a brutal slump. As a result, it’s now one of the worst performers in the FTSE 100 index this calendar year. Even worse ...

They maintained a "sell" recommendation on the shares with a target price of just 250p. After initially rising, Royal Mail's shares fell 3% to 338p on Thursday. The shares have nearly halved since ...

The owner of Royal Mail said it remained on track ... Ultimately, the shares are barely trading ahead of the 2013 IPO price and are well below the price they settled at on their first full day ...

Royal Mail saw the number of letters and cards posted slump by more than 130 million after it imposed a stamp price hike last October. That was down 7% on the same period the year before.

The government could have retained 110 million more shares, worth £363 million, at the offer price while still privatising the business, said the report. The government only kept hold of 30 per cent ...

Royal Mail is set to be allowed to ditch Saturday deliveries ... “But we’re safeguarding what matters most to people – first class mail six days a week at the same price throughout the UK, and a price ...