Marks and Spencer Group Plc with ticker (LON:MKS) now has a potential downside of -1.8% according to Jefferies.
Jefferies set a target price of 160 GBX for the company, which when compared to the Marks and Spencer Group Plc share price of 163 GBX at opening today (09/05/2023) indicates a potential downside of -1.8%. Trading has ranged between 92 (52 week low) and 170 (52 week high) with an average of 4,118,422 shares exchanging hands daily. The market capitalisation at the time of writing is £3,263,997,999.
Marks and Spencer Group PLC is a United Kingdom-based retail company, which is focused on own label businesses, including food, clothing and home and, bank and services in the United Kingdom and internationally. The Company’s segments include UK Clothing & Home, UK Food, International, Ocado and All other segments. The UK Clothing & Home segment is engaged in the retailing of womenswear, menswear, lingerie, kids wear, and home products through United Kingdom retail stores and online. The UK Food segment includes UK retail food business and UK Food franchise operations, which consist of five categories, including protein deli and dairy; produce; ambient and in-store bakery; meals, desserts, and frozen; hospitality; Food on the Move, and direct sales to Ocado Retail Limited. The International segment consists of Marks and Spencer-owned businesses in Europe and Asia and international franchise operations. The Ocado segment includes investments in Ocado Retail Limited.
Marks and Spencer Group Plc -1.8% potential downside indicated by Jefferies
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- Written by: Charlotte Edwards
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