SMWH WH Smith PLC

369.00GBp0.00%Mkt Cap: 603.64M $P/E: —

WH Smith PLC operates as a travel retailer in the United Kingdom, North America, Australia, Ireland, Spain, and internationally. It offers news, books, and convenience for travelling customers. It operates stores in airp…

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Sales grow at Card Factory despite ‘pressure on UK consumers’

The retail chain, which runs 1,126 shops across the UK and Ireland, revealed that revenues lifted by 5.3% to £260.8 million for the past six months.

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Post Office chief joins high street undertaker firm

A former Post Office chief who had to hand back a bonus for his work on the inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal has a role at an investment firm known for swooping on struggling retailers.

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WH Smith set for sharp fall in profits amid cost and trading pressures

The retailer now expects profits to drop to around £75 million for the year to August 31, down from £108 million in 2024-25.

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234-year-old book and news chain starts closing hundreds of stores

With so much of the reading experience moving from print to digital over the last three decades, even the biggest bookstore and newspaper chains are unable to keep large numbers of brick-and-mortar locations profitable. WH Smith, a major British legacy book and newspaper retailer that was founded ...

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WH Smith (LSE:SMWH) Stock Fair Value Moves Lower After Analysts Reset Price Targets

Analysts have cut published price targets for WH Smith, with the more cautious end of the range now sitting around 370–420 GBp compared with earlier levels closer to 550–574 GBp. These shifts align with recent research that shows a reset in expectations, where some firms have moved to Hold while others, such as JPMorgan with a 575 GBp target, still see room for upside. As you read on, you will see how these differing targets fit into the broader WH Smith story and how to keep track of the...

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