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Easyjet - Low cost airline looks oversold

March 2019

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  • Epic Code:
  • EZJ
  • Price:
  • 1302p
US President Franklin D Roosevelt famously said about the Great Depression: “The only thing we have to fear…is fear itself” and there’s no doubt that the large retracement in Easyjet’s shares from almost 1800p last June to a recent low of 1052p reflects the fear of disruption to UK-based airlines from a No-Deal Brexit, which is expected on 29 March. However, this low-cost airline has planned for Brexit: it now has 130 EU registered (Austria) aircraft; has built a spare parts pool in the EU; transferred crew licences; and increased its share ownership by EEA nationals to 49% (50.1% is required). It’s not as if the uncertainty has caused a nosedive in demand either with its Q1 update stating a 13.7% inc ...

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