British American Tobacco ( (GB:BATS) ) has issued an update. British American Tobacco has announced that several of its executive directors and senior management have acquired ordinary shares in the ...

British American Tobacco has delivered a 14% return this year, outstripping the 5% advance of the FTSE 100, the most commonly cited U.K. stock indicator. Tangent ...

The tobacco group said it expects to meet the top end of its 2025 guidance of revenue growth of 1% to 2% at constant rates.

April 06, 2025 — 12:15 pm EDT Written by Reuben Gregg Brewer for The Motley Fool -> The big reason to buy British American Tobacco (NYSE: BTI) is its lofty 7.1% dividend yield.

Key Points British American Tobacco is a consumer staples company with a massive 7.5% dividend yield. The lofty yield is being supported to make the stock attractive to dividend investors.

British American Tobacco BATS -0.33% shares fell after the company missed market expectations for 2024 and announced a $7.72 billion provision related to a litigation settlement in Canada. Shares ...

British American Tobacco offers an appealing dividend yield of 7.9%, and it has the safety of a recession-proof business, as tobacco sales are generally unaffected by the broader conditions in the ...

In fact, when stress is high some people even smoke more. And, on top of that, British American Tobacco has a lofty 6.9% dividend yield backed by a growing dividend.

British American Tobacco PLC hit a new 52-week high, surpassing its previous peak of £39.39, which the company reached on ...

Note that in 2023, British American Tobacco changed the way it accounts for its U.S. brands, basically assuming that they will become worthless in 30 years or so (that's down to around 28 years at ...