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Capital markets effective communication

Short-term profit volatility and analysts forecasts, then, have much less impact on a company s share price than is often assumed. Capital markets have a longer-term perspective. Furthermore, in an industry like chemicals, even if we assume a continuous improvement in fundamental performance, the attempt to generate an equally continuous, volatility-free growth in profits will be virtually impossible because of structural factors like feedstock volatility, currency exposure, and seasonal effects. Chemical companies should learn to live with earnings surprises and concentrate instead on communicating a concrete long-term strategy - and of course deliver appropriately on capital market expectations, which will be correctly set on this basis. [Pg.15]


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