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Robinhood, Warpaint, FirstGroup: What brokers said today

A spot of financial housekeeping over at Tesco PLC (LSE:TSCO) serves to highlight Britain's biggest grocery chain’s “strong asset backed balance sheet, low non-lease indebtedness and strong cash flows from operations”, said Shore Capital Markets’ retail expert Clive Black.

The housekeeping at hand is Tesco’s repurchase and cancellation of €38 million in bonds issued in 2007.

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Greencoat UK Wind PLC's (LSE:UKW) management fee amendment announced today is a highly shareholder-friendly move, says US bank Jefferies.

It is likely as a proactive concession ahead of the fund triggering a discontinuation resolution for the second year running, the bank added.

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Warpaint London PLC (AIM:W7L) has received an optimistic outlook from RBC Capital Markets following its acquisition of Brand Architekts plc for £13.9 million.

The transaction, set to close by February 2025, is expected to diversify Warpaint's product portfolio and enhance cross-selling opportunities, strengthening its long-term growth potential.

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Robinhood Markets Inc (NASDAQ:HOOD) has been upgraded to a 'buy' from 'neutral' by Goldman Sachs, which sees the trading platform becoming a best-in-class service for all ages.

“In our view, HOOD has successfully migrated from a fast-growing, periodically profitable online broker servicing mostly younger investors, to a best-in-class top and bottom-line asset under custody compounder with a growing total addressable market (TAM). “

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FirstGroup PLC (LSE:FGP) has continued its bus service acquisition spree with the purchase of French-owned RATP in London for £90 million including debt.

The deal follows the purchases in October of West Midlands-based Lakeside and Heathrow coach operator Anderson Travel.

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Ashtead Group PLC (LSE:AHT) underwhelmed with plans to switch its primary listing to the US on Tuesday as a poor set of results clouded the news.

Shares fell 12.4% to 5,492p in the wake of the two updates, placing Ashtead firmly ahead among the FTSE 100’s biggest daily losers.

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