The year may have been dominated by uncertainty around what permanent changes to economic activity might be brought about by the pandemic, but that didn’t stop big investment bets being made in 2021. And while the previous year’s winners centred on sectors that benefited from people staying at home, from food delivery to online stockbroking services, investors have shifted their focus towards companies that may hold the resources to drive the global economic recovery and the transition to clean energy and adjusted consumer habits.
None more so than Ashtead, the tool hire group that traces its roots to the Surrey village of the same name. It topped the FTSE 100 leaderboard as its shares jumped by 75 per cent last year, according to Refinitiv,
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2022-01-01 00:01:00Z
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