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LSE:IAG (International Consolidated Airlines Group)

About IAG

International Consolidated Airlines Group SA is a holding company, which engages in the provision of passenger and freight air transportation services. It operates through the following segments: British Airways, Iberia, Vueling, Aer Lingus, and Other Group companies. The company was founded on January 21, 2011 and is headquartered in London, the United Kingdom.
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Investing Articles

Are these FTSE 100 shares ready to bounce back?

| Stephen Wright

Stephen Wright looks at two of the worst-performing shares from the FTSE 100 over the last five years. Is either…

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Should I invest in IAG shares today?

| John Fieldsend

With passenger numbers getting back to 2019 levels, IAG shares have soared in recent months. Should I pick up a…

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Is this soaring FTSE 100 share a top value stock to buy?

| Royston Wild

This FTSE index share trades on a rock-bottom P/E ratio despite recent gains. Could it be one of the best…

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As profits return, is the IAG share price too low?

| Christopher Ruane

The IAG share price has only inched up over the past year, despite the airline owner moving back into the…

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If I’d spent £1,000 on IAG shares 3 years ago, here’s where I’d be

| Christopher Ruane

IAG shares have inched up slightly over the past year. But with a longer time frame, what would have happened…

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2 reasons why IAG stock could hit 200p this year

| Jon Smith

Jon Smith explains how both lower costs and higher revenue could boost IAG stock due to larger profits being generated…

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I have £1,890 to invest! Should I buy these FTSE 100 value shares?

| Royston Wild

These UK value shares trade on ultra-low earnings multiples. Are they too cheap to miss? Or could they end up…

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Will the booming IAG share price break the £2 barrier?

| Christopher Ruane

The IAG share price has surged 70% in a matter of months. Christopher Ruane considers where it might go next…

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The IAG share price has soared 30% this month! Am I too late to buy?

| Christopher Ruane

The IAG share price has had a first class performance so far in 2023. But is it enough to make…

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Is IAG the FTSE 100’s best cheap dividend stock?

| Royston Wild

I'm searching for the best cheap dividend shares to buy for my portfolio in February. Could IAG shares now be…

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The IAG share price makes a flying start to 2023! Should I buy?

| Charlie Carman

The IAG share price is up 9% in just a handful of trading days this year. Our writer considers whether…

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IAG shares: 5 reasons to buy (and not buy) in 2023!

| Royston Wild

The IAG share prices trades on a P/E ratio well below the bargain threshold of 10 times. So should investors…

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