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Flybee Financial Analysis
EasyJet Flybe Ryanair

Financial Analysis

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ULMS701 2012 Is the domestic air travel boom over?

Word Count : 1,996 (excluding Table of Contents, Captions, Footnotes, Appendixes and References)

Table of Contents

1. Introduction.................................................................................................................... 2

2. Market and Competitors ............................................................................................ 3

3. Financial Analysis ......................................................................................................... 4

4. Value Drivers’s Analysis........................................................................................... 11

5. Conclusions ................................................................................................................. 12

6. Appendixes................................................................................................................ 16

7. Table of Figures ........................................................................................................ 19

8. References.................................................................................................................. 20

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1. Introduction

December 10, 2010 was a crucial day in the history of Flybe1—a leading UK airline. Eight years after its establishment, the Exeter-based company announced its flotation at London Stock Exchange (LSE). The launch price of the company was 295p per share, with the global value of the business an estimated £215 million; just one day after flotation, shares rose in value by 16%, subsequently equating to 341.25p with revenue of £60


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