UBS has raised its price target for Wolverhampton & Dudley Breweries but downgraded Greene King.
It raised its price target on Wolves from £13.70 to £15 and downgraded Greene King from “buy” to “neutral”.
Wolves closed up 22p at £12.85 and Greene King fell 7.5p to 746.5p.
Financial Times 24/12/05 page 32 (FT Markets Week – London)
The Times 24/12/05 page 47 (Small Caps)
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