TT Electronics, more tariffs & S&U: The Companies and Markets Show
About this episode
We begin with results from electronics manufacturer, TT Electronics (TTG). Michael Fahy and Arthur Sants explain how its North American and European divisions have been performing, and how the senior leadership is changing.
Tariffs again, but from a different angle. Arthur Sants, our US correspondent, unpacks how tech stocks Apple (AAPL) and Nvidia (NVDA) are faring, what could happen next and which businesses are best set to prosper.
Last up, Mark Robinson covers motor finance and lender S&U’s (SUS) results. It faces significant uncertainty due to regulatory issues and a Supreme Court ruling taking place in a few months. Mark and Dan explore what it means for the business and its shareholders.
Timestamps
1:30 TT Electronics
10:12 Tariffs and trade
28:21 S&U
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