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OTC · BURBY

Burberry Group plc

Consumer Cyclical · Luxury Goods

$13.98

Down-$0.50 (-3.45%)

Updated Sep 10, 2026, 10:56 AM

SID Score

4.9/10

Composite research score

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46/100

Neutral

Market cap
5.86B
P/E ratio
-59.06
Dividend yield
0.00%
52-week range
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Volume
9.95K
Avg. volume
56.65K

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BURBY recent ratings
DateFirmRatingTarget
Jul 23, 2026Berenberg BankHold—
Jul 20, 2026RBC Capital MarketsOutperform—
Jun 24, 2026JefferiesUnderperform—
Jun 16, 2026Berenberg BankHold—
Jun 15, 2026Berenberg BankHold—
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Yahoo · Sep 1, 2026

3 British Undervalued Stocks Trading Up To 48% Below Fair Value

UK gilt yields have surged to multi year highs, which has put pressure on many British stocks as investors reassess the value of future earnings. That kind of rate shock can leave solid companies mispriced. For investors, this can be a chance to consider high quality UK businesses with healthy cash flows that trade on appealing valuations. This article walks through three such stocks from our quality undervaluation shortlist. The stocks covered below are just a small sample of the...

Yahoo · Aug 25, 2026

Son of Luxottica founder quits after succession row

The son of the founder of Italy's Luxottica is set to leave the world's leading eyewear group EssilorLuxottica, a spokesperson said Tuesday, against a backdrop of tensions surrounding the family holding.For analysts at Equita, an investment bank, del Vecchio's exit "re-establishes a practice of separating ownership and management" within EssilorLuxottica, "which seems appropriate at this stage of tensions in Delfin's governance".

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