The week’s best shares

AA

The Times

Motoring may be in the doldrums but the roadside recovery group is increasing membership, raising profits and improving cashflow. Debt has reduced to £2.6bn, leaving an attractive “rock bottom” valuation. Buy. 26p.

Games Workshop

The Daily Telegraph

The fantasy figurines and board games specialist’s deal to develop video games could give it a “very material” boost. Margins are 33%, and the firm makes an “extraordinary” 100% per year return on capital. Buy. £60.

FRP Advisory

The Mail on Sunday

Insolvency firms are often loathed, but FRP has a strong culture of fairness and helping struggling businesses. Shares have shot up since listing in March, as turnover and profits rise. Well set for the future. Buy. 124p.

Hilton Food Group

Investors Chronicle

The meat-packer is meeting demand from supermarkets and extending existing contracts. Geographical expansion is underpinned by a robust balance sheet as it diversifies into vegetarian options. Buy. £11.90.

ITV

The Times

The commercial broadcaster’s revenues were decimated last month. But advertisers should return, and there are solid long-term prospects for its studios division, which produces high-quality drama. Buy. 72.75p.

Renew

Investors Chronicle

Focused on the UK’s energy and infrastructure assets, most of the engineer’s work in rail, highways, water and telecoms is designated “critical” and is continuing, insulating it from economic turbulence. Buy. 422p.