British American Tobacco (Malaysia): Vapor Business Exit Brings Both Positives And Negatives
I have a mixed opinion of British American Tobacco (Malaysia)'s move to discontinue e-vapor sales. BATMF's renewed focus on analog cigarettes should stabilize profitability and support a high dividend payout. But the pivot away from vapes limits BATM's long-term growth potential and appeal to specific investors.
Dividend Harvesting Portfolio Week 219: $21,900 Allocated, $2,206.52 In Projected Dividends
I'm bullish on the second half of 2025, expecting further market gains if CPI trends lower and trade talks progress positively. Despite a small portfolio decline this week, my Dividend Harvesting Portfolio continues to meet its goals of generating recurring income and mitigating downside risk. Reinvesting dividends and strategic additions to undervalued positions have driven forward annualized dividend income above $2,200, with $2,500 in sight for 2025.
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Could Buying British American Tobacco Stock Today Set You Up for Life?
The big draw with British American Tobacco (BTI -0.51%) today is its huge 7% dividend yield. That's nearly three times the consumer staples average yield of 2.5%.
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British American Tobacco: Accelerating NGP Growth Could Lead To A Re-Rating
British American Tobacco is poised for accelerating NGP growth with innovations like Velo Plus, Glo Hilo, and Vuse Ultra. Velo Plus, a synthetic nicotine pouch, is gaining traction in the US market, potentially driving significant growth in the modern oral segment. Glo Hilo and Vuse Ultra are set for global launches, promising accelerated growth in the years ahead.
British American Tobacco: Lagging In Smoke-Free But Cheap Enough To Make Up For It
The US nicotine market is rapidly shifting to non-combustible products, with Philip Morris leading through Zyn and British American Tobacco focusing on Velo and Vuse. BTI's US business is crucial, making up half of their global operating profits, while they face challenges from illicit vape products and a sputtering start in nicotine pouches. BAT's strong cash generation and dividend yield of 7% highlight its financial health, despite near-term revenue growth challenges and regulatory risks.
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5 Reasons To Buy British American Tobacco
In stark contrast with the broader stock markets, British American Tobacco (BAT) has made gains in 2025 so far. From a big picture perspective, the safety of defensives at this time of macroeconomic uncertainty, along with the assured returns reflected in its healthy dividend yield work in its favour. Additionally, the company's fundamentals look good. Not only has it effectively met the risk to profits from litigation settlement, its new categories segment is growing too.
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A new set of U.S. import taxes has riled global markets and led to a steep sell-off on Wall Street. Investors are, understandably, running for cover.
