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Fuller Smith & Turner(FSTA)
GBX --+0.00%
Reward49Moderate
Risk54Moderate
📊75%Data
2.8% dividend yield
FSTA
+0.0 · +0.00%
GBX · LSE
Fuller Smith & Turner | Consumer Cyclical
Profitless Growth
Market Cap:374.48M
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Reward Rating
49
Moderate
Bottom 50% (model universe)
75% data coverage
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Risk Rating
54
Moderate
Risk Assessment
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Market Performance

Stock returned +10.0% over the past year, broadly in line with market conditions.

Analyst Target

Analyst consensus price target: 876p.

What is Fuller Smith & Turner?

operates pubs and hotels in the United Kingdom.

FSTA · Verdict

Moderate reward · elevated risk

FSTA's standout is volatility; profitability and balance sheet weigh on the picture.

Based on 88% data coverage

FSTA · Verdict

What’s working & what to watch

Strengths 1

  • Volatility65/100

    Above average

Watchouts 2

  • Profitability31/100

    7% net margin · 5% ROE

  • Balance sheet32/100

    Interest covered 3.5×

Model-based scoring. For information only — not financial advice.

What is Fuller Smith & Turner?

operates pubs and hotels in the United Kingdom. It operates through Managed Pubs and Hotels, and Tenanted Inns segments. The company is listed on the LSE in UK, operating in the Consumer Cyclical sector, with a market capitalisation of 374.48M, and a P/E ratio of 19.0x.

Financial Highlights

Investment Breakdown

📈 Growth
Moderate growth momentum — positive trajectory without breakout acceleration.
💰 Profitability
Thin or inconsistent margins weigh on earnings quality.
⚠️ Risk
Performance tied to macro conditions — sensitive to interest rate cycles.
💸 Valuation
Valuation appears fair relative to current fundamentals.

OpenBook Logo Analysis

Reward: Moderate (49)

The scoring profile indicates limited reward potential at this time, with growth and valuation offering the most support. Risk indicators are elevated — volatility and macro sensitivity warrant consideration.

For informational purposes only. Not financial advice.

Company Information
SectorConsumer Cyclical
Market Cap374.48M
P/E Ratio19.027
Dividend Yield2.77%
52 Week High760
52 Week Low472.2204
Last AnnualMarch
IPO DateN/A
IncorporatedUK
Shares Outstanding32M
No. of Employees5,330
IndustryRestaurants
ExchangeLSE
Beta0.733
CurrencyGBX · Reports in GBP
Websitewww.fullers.co.uk
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