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magazineAshtead results fail to impress
Full year results (13 June) from construction equipment rental firm Ashtead (AHT) failed to wake its share price out of its slumber as the company failed to include detailed comment on the new financial year.
Analysts couldn’t find any reason to push through large earnings upgrades, perhaps another reason why the shares didn’t move.
The stock has been hovering around the £15.50 to £16 mark since late 2016.
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