Fevara plc
Fevara plc is an agricultural enterprise with operations spanning the United Kingdom and international markets. Its primary agricultural division focuses on manufacturing and supplying a comprehensive range of animal nutrition products, including feed blocks, mineral supplements, and specialized boluses containing…
1D
+2.6%
1W
+7.1%
1M
+12.1%
6M
+20.7%
YTD
+18.0%
1Y
+20.7%
2Y
–
5Y
–
10Y
–
Next earnings date
10/12/2026 (in 54 days)
Volatility around earnings
~19% stronger price swings than usual
Pattern detected by the Market Jury detector vdouble-bottom-top-v1.0 on 15/10/26. Not a buy or sell signal.Beta
What does this mean?
Double bottom
BullishThe price bounced off a similar low twice, with a rally in between. This W-shaped pattern is a classic reversal signal from a downtrend into an uptrend.
Chart patterns are a purely technical signal derived from price action. At Market Jury they do not feed into the agents' buy or sell decisions, they are supplementary information only.
P/E
6.26
P/B
1.93
EV/EBITDA
20.84
RETURN ON EQUITY
10.0%
NET MARGIN
8.3%
DEBT/EQUITY
0.28
DIVIDEND YIELD
1.5%
AS OF
28/02/2026
FREE FLOAT
82.5%
FLOAT SHARES
42,721,328
AVG. DAILY VOLUME (30D)
37,333
Fevara plc is a company in the Consumer Defensive sector, Packaged Foods industry, headquartered in United Kingdom.
The CEO is Joshua Kevin Hoopes, the company employs around 201 people.
The IPO was on 01/07/1988; the stock trades on LSE under the ticker FVA.L.
The next earnings date is 10/12/2026.
Around past earnings, price swings were roughly 19% stronger than usual.
Yes. The last dividend was £1.20 per share, ex-date 14/05/2026, paid on 19/06/2026.
The dividend yield is 1.5% (as of 28/02/2026).
Comparable stocks include Hilton Food Group, Kraft Heinz Company, General Mills, J. M. Smucker Company, McCormick & Company, Hormel Foods, Darling Ingredients and Central Garden & Pet Company.
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