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  • Price (EUR)9.64
  • Today's Change0.105 / 1.10%
  • Shares traded412.23k
  • 1 Year change-0.10%
  • Beta--
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Consensus recommendation

  • 20-Apr-23
  • 18-Jan-24
  • 15-Feb-24
  • 14-Mar-24
  • 11-Apr-24
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Recommendations11-Apr-24
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Outperform1
Hold0
Underperform0
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Share price forecast in EUR

The one analyst offering a 12 month price target expects Bank of Ireland Group plc share price to rise to 13.00 in the next year from the last price of 9.54.
High36.3%13.00
Med36.3%13.00
Low36.3%13.00

Dividends

Historical dividend information is not available for Bank of Ireland Group PLC.
Div growth (TTM)185.71%
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Earnings history & estimates in EUR

Bank of Ireland Group plc reported annual 2023 earnings of 1.50 per share on Feb 26, 2024.
Average growth rate+32.75%
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Revenue history & estimates in EUR

-32768 had revenues for the full year 2023 of 4.46bn. This was 37.91% above the prior year's results.
Average growth rate+12.50%
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