Centrica (LSE:CNA)
Centrica is the supply side of the former British Gas. The company supplies gas and electricity and offers a range of home energy solutions and low-carbon products and services.
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Last updated 06-04-2020, 12:26:44pm BSTRelated Articles
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The Centrica share price has crashed. Here’s what I’d do now
The Centrica share price keeps falling. Is now the time to start buying? Roland Head looks at the latest news and gives his verdict. Read More »
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The Centrica share price is falling but I prefer this FTSE 100 stock
As Centrica cancels its dividend for 2020, the outlook is gloomy for the energy group. But I still think some other FTSE 100 companies... Read More »
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Is Centrica the FTSE 100 bargain of the year?
The Centrica share price has plunged over the past 12 months, but is this an opportunity, or is the stock a value trap? Read More »
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These FTSE 100 dividend stocks yield 6%. Here’s what I’d buy
Roland Head looks at the Glencore and Centrica share prices and explains which one he'd buy today. Read More »
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3 things I think are depressing the Centrica (CNA) share price in 2020
Centrica (LON: CNA) shares are still offering a 6.6% dividend yield. Should you buy while the share price is down? Read More »
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Is the Centrica share price now a bargain?
Lower commodity prices may be hitting the owner of British Gas, but could this be an opportunity to buy Centrica shares cheaply? Read More »
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The Centrica share price is down 50% in a year. Here’s what I’d do now
Will the Centrica share price keep falling, or is this finally the bottom? Read More »
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3 FTSE 100 dividend stocks (including Centrica) I think could sink in 2020
Could Footsie-listed income stocks Shell, BP and Centrica continue to crumble in value? Royston Wild explains why the answer might be yes. Read More »
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Here’s why the Centrica share price plunged another 17% today
British Gas owner Centrica plc (LON:CNA) tanks yet again and there could be worse to come. Read More »
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I don’t care about these sub-10 P/E ratios! I’d avoid these turnaround stocks at all costs
These two shares are expected to report electric earnings growth before long. Are they now too cheap to miss? Royston Wild doesn't think so. Read More »