Royal Mail

BBC News Royal Mail shares jump sharply on market debutBBC NewsRoyal Mail shares rose more than 38% to 456p at the start of conditional dealings on the London Stock Exchange. The hugely oversubscribed sale was priced at 330p per share at the top of its expected range and valuing the …

Royal Mail shares: lessons from 1980s flotationsThe GuardianRoyal Mail shares: lessons from 1980s flotations. Royal Mail shareholders may get a sense of what's to come by looking back at the flotations of BP, BT, British Airways and British Gas. Here's how they unfolded. Share · Tweet this. Email. Press …and …

BBC News Royal Mail shares set to begin tradingBBC NewsRoyal Mail shares, priced at 330p, are due to begin conditional trading, with investors keen to see if their value will rise. With demand for the shares far outstripping supply, members of the public have been limited to £750 worth – …

Why is the Royal Mail being privatised?The Economist (blog)ON October 11th the British government will sell around 60% of its stake in the Royal Mail, the state-owned postal service, via a flotation on the London Stock Exchange. Unlike other former state-owned businesses such as telecoms firms, energy … More: continued …

Royal Mail: your cheque is in the postThe GuardianOver long years, a self-hating public sector has applied tremendous institutional pressure on itself to do what it is finally doing on Friday, and flog off the Royal Mail. It is a generation since Whitehall in general, and the business department in …

Postmen who have been given free shares in Royal Mail while tens of thousand of people have missed out will "take the money and go on strike", a union leader said yesterday.         More: continued here

London (AFP) – Shares in Britain's Royal Mail surged by more than a third on Friday in a impressive debut on the London stock market following its controversial part-privatisation. More: continued here

Shares in newly-privatized Royal Mail soared on their stock market debut Friday, likely bolstering criticism that the company, which traces its history back to King Henry VIII, was undervalued by the British … More: continued here

Royal Mail soared in value by more than £1 billion today as shares began trading on the stock market for the first time. More: continued here

The Guardian Royal Mail shares: thousands fail in applications for larger stakeThe GuardianAnyone who applied for more than £10,000 of Royal Mail shares – an estimated 36,500 individuals – will be left empty handed after the government chose to favour small investors over those who regularly play the stock market. …