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Ocado failing to deliver: Are we all losing patience with this perennial 'jam tomorrow' stock? - Vimarsana News

Ocado failing to deliver: Are we all losing patience with this perennial 'jam tomorrow' stock?

The shares have jumped by 324 per cent since flotation in 2010 but are down by 78 per cent since their peak of 2895p in September 2020.

Ocado racks up a record half-year loss - Vimarsana News

Ocado racks up a record half-year loss

Ocado boss Tim Steiner (pictured with his partner Patrycja Pyka) said its venture with M&S was 'not where we wanted it to be'.

Not where they want it to be - e-commerce tensions between Ocado and Marks & Spencer increasingly open - Vimarsana News

Not where they want it to be - e-commerce tensions between Ocado and Marks & Spencer increasingly open

It was launched with huge optimism in 2019, but the joint venture between Ocado and M&S has created its own tensions.

A 700% jump in tomato prices gives windfall to India farmers - Vimarsana News

A 700% jump in tomato prices gives windfall to India farmers

An eightfold surge in tomato prices is making some Indian farmers rich, although their windfall gains may be short-lived due to a likely rise in supplies in the coming weeks. Retail prices of tomatoes were at 178 rupees ($2.20) a kilogram in Delhi on Sunday, a jump of more than…

ocado retail: British online supermarket Ocado keeps guidance after return to first-half underlying profit - Vimarsana News

ocado retail: British online supermarket Ocado keeps guidance after return to first-half underlying profit

The group, whose shares surged last month after a report of possible takeover interest from Amazon, made earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation (EBITDA) of 16.6 million pounds ($21.7 million) in the six months to May 28, versus a loss of 13.6 million a year earlier.