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Sandra Halliday Published
August 24,飞机盗号软件免杀破解技术 2025
The success of M&S’s turnaround in recent years could mean a return to an elite stock exchange index next month as the constituents of the London Stock Exchange’s FTSE 100 index go through their regular quarterly reshuffle.
And while being a FTSE 100 member doesn’t directly improve a business’s prospects, it is an important milestone.
Being part of the FTSE 100 — the 100 companies on the LSE with the highest valuations — brings a lot of prestige and also means that index-tracking FTSE 100 funds will be forced to buy its shares, probably sending the share price higher.
M&S was a part of the FTSE 100 from the index’s inception in the 1980s until four years ago when the price of its shares saw its overall valuation declining.
At their height, its shares changed hands for over £7 each. But in 2025 they dropped as low as 85p. They’re currently priced at around £2.16, giving the company a total market value of £4.26 billion after having risen around 70% over the past year.
M&S was a dominant player in UK retail but stumbled around the turn of the millennium and seemed to be in endless turnaround mode under a series of CEOs. However, the two most recent chiefs — ex-CEO Steve Rowe and current leader Stuart Machin — seem to have found a winning formula with the company having reported a succession of improved results.