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Morgan Stanley has raised its Diageo price target to $83 from $76, but the New York-traded shares closed at $94.47 on Monday, so even the higher target sits…
Persimmon shares closed at 1,302.5p today, their fifth consecutive daily gain, though the run falls short of a record for the housebuilder in its price history since September…
Greencoat UK Wind closed at 117.6p today, above its previous 52-week high of 117p and at its highest close since the 13th of August last year.
One Health Group, the AIM-listed provider of NHS-funded surgery, reported first-half revenue up 17% and said underlying EBITDA will beat last year, keeping it on track for full-year…
Bioventix held its 150p dividend and nudged profit higher, but sales of its vitamin D antibodies fell and Alzheimer’s royalties, though tripling, still make up only about 2%…
Molten Ventures shares were up about 5% in morning trade in London on Monday, leaving the asset manager just below its 52-week high, according to a delayed quote…
Quadrise has reported a wider annual loss, a sharply lower cash balance and a going-concern warning, and launched a Strategic Review to find a partner or investor, with…
European shares opened higher on Monday as oil eased, while Computacenter led the movers after guiding to FY26 adjusted pretax profit of at least £425m.
Computacenter has pushed towards the top of its day’s range and sits 14% below its 52-week high, with the shares up 69% so far this year.
Critical Metals cut its annual loss to £317,935 from £2,424,980, helped by an £842,991 debt-forgiveness gain, while its auditors flag a material uncertainty over the company’s ability to…
GSK presented updated ovarian cancer data on Friday and interim rectal cancer results on Saturday at the ESMO congress. Shares closed Friday at 1894p.
Airtel Money’s first results since its London listing show revenue up by a third and a 6.4 US cent interim dividend, though a contract change with parent Airtel…
Unilever has announced that Ruby Lu has resigned from its board, effective Saturday. The release gives no reason and names no successor, and Friday’s close came before the…
Japanese insurer Meiji Yasuda plans to raise its commitment to Man Group’s investment strategies to JPY 200bn, focused on private credit, and will consider buying about 5% of…
Computacenter says third-quarter trading was ahead of its expectations and now expects 2026 adjusted profit before tax of at least £425m, about 9.8% above the company-compiled analyst consensus.…
Plus500 expects full-year revenue and EBITDA to beat market expectations after an 11% rise in third-quarter revenue, but the shares closed on Friday well below their February high.
Vistry Group heads the table of the most-shorted UK companies at 16.74, well clear of Ibstock.
Advisers claiming to act for DMGT approached Future about buying The Week and were rebuffed, while the London-listed publisher’s shares have more than halved in a year, according…
Oxford Instruments shares fell for a fifth consecutive session on Friday, finishing at 2496p and below the bottom of their 60-session trading range.
International Consolidated Airlines Group, the owner of British Airways, saw its shares close Friday below the bottom of their 60-session range, ending a 3.52% fall at 394.7p.
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