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Dodd believes that Berkeley's focus on buying land during economic downturns, when land prices are lower, and then developing it during periods of economic growth, puts the company in a strong position. This counter-cyclical approach has allowed Berkeley to build up a land bank that can last for 16 years, ensuring a steady supply of development opportunities. Dodd also highlighted Berkeley's strong record of operational excellence, which has helped the company deliver consistent profits and returns. He believes that Berkeley's focus on high-quality developments in prime locations, along with efficient project management and cost control, will continue to drive its...

Artemis manager John Dodd has praised housebuilder Berkeley's counter-cyclical approach in its annual results. Dodd added Berkeley to his Artemis Alpha investment trust almost a year ago, citing its unique 16-year land bank and strong record of operational excellence. He believes that Berkeley's approach will continue to benefit the company in an under-supplied housing market. Read further.

Hostelworld, an Irish budget accommodation booking platform, has faced significant challenges due to the COVID-19 pandemic. The company's chief financial officer, Caroline Sherry, took the responsibility of steering the company through this difficult time. She implemented strategies such as setting up a "cash war room" to restructure the company and reduce costs, securing loans to sustain the business, and investing in projects to improve the platform for future customers. Sherry also discussed the personal sacrifices she has had to make to reach her position as one of the few female CFOs of publicly listed companies in Ireland. She emphasized the...

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The CEO of Hostelworld, Gary Morrison, has sold over £370,000 worth of shares to cover tax liabilities. The online travel agent, which focuses on backpackers, has seen its shares rise by over 21% in the past six months, benefiting from the easing of Covid restrictions in Asia and the recovery of European travel. Hostelworld reported positive full-year results, with net bookings increasing by 228% year-on-year and net revenue reaching €69.7 million. Andre Lacroix, CEO of quality insurance company Intertek, has also sold over £620,000 worth of shares to cover tax and national insurance liabilities. Intertek's shares have remained stable around...

The Chief Financial Officer (CFO) of Hostelworld, TJ Kelly, played a crucial role in helping the company navigate a challenging period when the COVID-19 pandemic severely impacted the travel industry. As lockdowns were announced and travel restrictions were imposed globally, the demand for hostel bookings plummeted, and the company faced significant financial turmoil. In response, Kelly and his team quickly implemented various strategies to manage the crisis. One of the first actions taken by Kelly was to ensure the immediate preservation of cash by reviewing and slashing expenses. Hostelworld introduced a hiring freeze and reduced discretionary spending, resulting in significant...

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Shore Capital has reiterated its "buy" rating on Hostelworld Group, a global online hostel-booking platform, with a target price of 220p after the company's half-year results surpassed expectations. Hostelworld's revenue in the six months through June was €46.6m, up 12% on the prior year, with pre-tax profit rising 6% to €8m. The company has also unveiled a new strategy that focuses on developing a "community-driven platform", including the introduction of a loyalty scheme for repeat bookings. Hostelworld's share price has risen by more than a third since the release of its results. Read further.