Imperial Brands/£IMB

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About Imperial Brands

Imperial Brands PLC is a multinational tobacco company based in Bristol, United Kingdom. It operates in the tobacco industry, manufacturing and distributing a wide range of tobacco and nicotine products. Its core segments include cigarettes, fine-cut tobacco, cigars, and the growing next-generation products category, which encompasses e-cigarettes and heated tobacco products. Founded in 1901 as the Imperial Tobacco Company, it has evolved through various mergers and acquisitions to become a prominent global player. The company operates in several regions worldwide, with a significant presence in Europe, the Americas, and Asia. Imperial Brands focuses on leveraging its portfolio of well-known brands, operational efficiencies, and strategic investments in reduced-risk products to maintain its market position.
Ticker
£IMB
Primary listing
LSE
Employees
25,100

Imperial Brands Metrics

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£19B
11.78
£2.15
0.14
£1.62
6.41%

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Next-generation product net revenue grew 7.5%, with double-digit increases in AAACE (60.0%) and Europe (15.3%), and market share gains across all three NGP categories, underpinning the expansion of its reduced-risk portfolio (LSE RNS)
Robust tobacco pricing delivered 1.5% net revenue growth in combustibles, more than offsetting volume declines and reinforcing margin resilience in its core tobacco business (LSE RNS)
Imperial generated £2.6 billion of free cash flow over 12 months with a 98% cash conversion ratio, enabling £809 million of share buybacks and a 4% interim dividend increase to enhance shareholder returns (LSE RNS)
First-half adjusted operating profit rose only 0.6%, and Imperial warned that market share losses in its biggest markets and modest H1 profit growth leave it dependent on a stronger second half to meet full-year targets, sending shares down over 8% (Reuters)
Imperial Brands cautioned that a prolonged Iran war could raise input costs and dampen consumer demand if it persists, despite no material impact felt to date, underscoring its exposure to geopolitically driven cost inflation (Reuters)
Reported operating profit fell 36.5% year-on-year, reflecting a one-off £150 million Delaware settlement payment and early costs from its 2030 Strategy, highlighting profitability volatility from legal and transformation expenses (LSE RNS)
Data summarised monthly by Lightyear AI. Last updated on 29 Aug 2026.

Imperial Brands Financial Performance

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Q3 24
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Imperial Brands Earnings Performance

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Q4 23
Q1 24
Q2 24
Q3 24
Q4 24
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