Imperial Brands maintains 2026 targets despite Middle East risk
April 14 (Reuters) - Imperial Brands IMB.L maintained its annual targets on Tuesday, driven by higher tobacco pricing and growth in its smoking-alternative products, but said the potential impact from the Middle East conflict during the second half of the year remains uncertain.
The maker of Winston, Davidoff, and Gauloises cigarettes expects low-single-digit growth in its tobacco business and double-digit net revenue growth in next-generation products at constant currencies, alongside annual profit growth of 3%-5% in 2026.
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