The Week Ahead: Lloyds Bank, BT, BP, Shell, Next, Glaxo
A slew of FTSE 100 companies publish results in the days ahead, among them the banks and oil majors.
25th October 2019 17:25
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
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A slew of FTSE 100 companies publish results in the days ahead, among them the banks and oil majors.
Monday 28 October
Trading Statements
HSBC Holdings
AGM/EGM
Verseon Corporation
Tuesday 29 October
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BP, Bloomsbury Publishing
Wednesday 30 October
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Smurfit Kappa, Standard Chartered, Computacenter, Next, ConvaTec, GlaxoSmithKline, Leaf Clean Energy Company
AGM/EGM
Ideagen, Angle, Redde, Origo Partners, Goldplat
Thursday 31 October
- Bank sector Q3 results: Prospects for Lloyds Bank and Co
- What Lloyds' £3.8bn deal with Tesco means for its share price
Stocks that begin trading without rights to the latest dividend include Senior (LSE:SNR), SThree (LSE:STHR), Hilton Food Group (LSE:HFG), Go-Ahead (LSE:GOG), Dunelm (LSE:DNLM).
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Smith & Nephew, International Personal Finance, Provident Financial, Lloyds Banking Group, Royal Dutch Shell, Indivior, BT Group, Acacia Mining, International Consolidated Airlines Group, Thomson Reuters
AGM/EGM
Go-Ahead, Argos Resources, Block Energy, MaxCyte
Friday 1 November
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Millennium & Copthorne Hotels
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