Week Ahead: DFS, Prudential, Wetherspoons, Smiths Group

It’s a quieter period for corporate results, but there are plenty of big dividend payers trading ex-dividend in the coming days. Here are the key dates for your diary.

13th March 2026 13:00

by Lee Wild from interactive investor

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Monday 16 March

Trading statements

Beeks Financial Cloud Group, Marshalls, SigmaRoc, Standard Life

AGM/EGM

Asia Strategic Holdings

Tuesday 17 March

Trading statements

Abingdon Health, Ashtead Technology Holdings, Boku, Close Brothers, Eagle Eye Solutions Group, Essentra, Fintel, Harworth, Midwich Group, Mortgage Advice Bureau Holdings, Pebble Group, Property Franchise Group, Shearwater, SThree, STV Group, Travis Perkis, Yu Group, Zotefoams

AGM/EGM

N4 Pharma, Schroder European Real Estate Investment Trust, WH Smith

Wednesday 18 March

Trading statements

Advanced Medical Solutions, Beeks Financial Cloud Group, FDM Group, Gem Diamonds, Moonpig, Nexteq, Softcat, TruFin

AGM/EGM

Ethernity Networks, Safestore, TechFinancial, VH Global Energy Infrastructure, World Chess

Thursday 19 March

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include M&G, NatWest, Pearson and Standard Chartered.

Trading statements

Atalaya Mining Copper, Central Asia Metals, DFS Furniture (LSE:DFS), Energean, Eurocell, Investacc, Prudential (LSE:PRU), VH Global Energy Infrastructure

AGM/EGM

LBG Media, Satsuma Technology, Titon Holdings, Various Eateries

Friday 20 March

Trading statements

Wetherspoon (J D) (LSE:JDW)​​​​​​​, Smiths Group (LSE:SMIN)

AGM/EGM​​​​​​​

Nothing in the diary yet

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