Company
M Winkworth Plc
LON:WINK
Winkworth Franchising is a UK-based franchised estate agency, with 86 offices in total. Its core business is the franchising of estate agency sales, residential lettings and property management services under the brand name ‘Winkworth’. Winkworth is traditionally associated with the London property market, where the majority of its offices are based. Further offices are situated in key locations across the UK, as well as in France and Portugal. Winkworth is traded in the ISDX Exchange HERE
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Winkworth commits to paying a quarterly dividend despite interim profits fall
Central London business was the most sensitive, with a 27% reduction in income, while in outer London markets fell 7%
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A look back at some of the more interesting stories from London's junior market this week
Winkworth “comfortable” on financial position during coronavirus pandemic
The estate agent has dropped guidance for the remainder of 2020
Winkworth shares jump as profits rise on growth in rental revenues
Brexit uncertainty and stretched affordability levels led to weaker property sales but it was offset by growth in rental income, which now accounts for more than half of total revenue
Winkworth's London network proves a strong counter to housing dip
"London is our unique selling point and for all of the uncertainty currently it remains the place to be"
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M Winkworth leans on lettings as London house market remains subdued
Record numbers of rental applicants are registering, according to the estate agent
M Winkworth to return £1.15mln of surplus capital to shareholders
M Winkworth believes it is in the shareholders' "best interest" to return excess capital but the company "remains alert" to acquisition opportunities
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Next's 2017 results benefit from favourable weather amid tough retail market
Next's full year earnings will be closely scrutinised by investors on Friday
Countrywide issues profit warning after glum fourth quarter
2017 revenues will be around £672mln, versus market expectations of £698mln. EBITDA of around £65mln is well below the £71.5mln that had been expected by UBS
FTSE 100 stocks end firm thanks to a claim from Direct Line
FTSE 100 shares ended firmer on Thursday after a late recovery accompanied news from insurer Direct Line
Estate agents slump on letting fees worries
The Chancellor is expected to ban letting agents from charging fees to tenants in his Autumn Statement today, which could hit profitability
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Stock market happy with Osborne's tome and tone
FTSE 100 was up around 60 points soon after George Osborne sat down, consolidating gains made earlier in the day.
Investments and investor services
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Winkworth blames stamp duty changes for profit warning
The higher stamp duty has led to a significant rise in tax on properties worth more than £900,000,
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Go for volume plays in housing market's next phase
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