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LSE:SBRY (J Sainsbury plc)

About SBRY

UK supermarket group J Sainsbury was originally founded in Drury Lane, London, in 1869. The group began life as listed company in 1973, which at the time was the UKs largest ever flotation. The group has moved into financial services with the establishment of Sainsburys Bank.
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Value Shares

If I’d invested £1,000 in Sainsbury’s shares at the start of 2023, here’s what I’d have now

| John Choong

Sainsbury's is one of the FTSE's few supermarket shares. So, how much would I have if I’d bought its stock…

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Investing Articles

What on earth’s going on with Sainsbury’s dividend?

| Kevin Godbold

Something’s wrong with the case for investing in Sainsbury’s for its shareholder dividend, but the stock still has its attractions.

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Investing Articles

16 UK stocks BlackRock can see going up in smoke soon!

| Mark Tovey

Finance giant BlackRock is betting against these 16 UK stocks. Am I considering buying any of these shorted companies for…

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Investing Articles

If a stock market crash is coming, I want to own these three companies

| Gordon

Plenty of experts are predicting a stock market crash in 2023, but even if this is true, I expect these…

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Investing Articles

Yields of up to 7.3%! Should I buy these FTSE dividend stocks for my portfolio?

| Royston Wild

These FTSE 100 shares all offer dividend yields north of the index average. Could they be ideal picks for me…

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Dividend Shares

Stock pick: Tesco vs Sainsbury’s

| John Choong

With supermarket stocks rebounding from their 2022 lows, I’ll be assessing whether Tesco or Sainsbury's is the better pick for…

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Investing Articles

Does Sainsbury’s share price make the stock a no-brainer?

| Kevin Godbold

By some measures the current Sainsbury's share price assigns an undemanding valuation to the business, so should I buy the…

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Investing Articles

I’d buy 2,500 Sainsbury’s shares for £300 in annual passive income

| Charlie Carman

Sainsbury's shares offer a higher dividend yield than the FTSE 100 average. Here's how our writer would invest in the…

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Is Sainsbury’s now a takeover target?

| G A Chester

Sainsbury's shares have surged on stakebuilding by a new investor. Why the interest -- could a takeover be on the…

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Investing Articles

3 cheap shares I’d buy in February 

| Harvey Jones

I like buying top FTSE 100 stocks at a discount. February could be a good time to go shopping for…

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Investing Articles

Yields of up to 8%! Should investors buy these FTSE 100 dividend shares in February?

| Royston Wild

These dividend shares all offer market-beating yields at current prices. But does the prospect of huge dividends make them good…

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Dividend Shares

Sainsbury’s shares: a decent passive income stock to buy?

| John Choong

Sainsbury's shares are largely unmoved despite a positive Q3 update. With a dividend yield of 5%, should I buy the…

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