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The Week Ahead: NatWest, Centrica, United Utilities

Having had plenty to digest over the past few weeks, investors hear from the first high street bank this earnings season. It could set the tone for the rest who follow the week after. Here are the key dates for your diary.

9th February 2024 12:01

by Lee Wild from interactive investor

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Monday 12 February

Trading statements

Nothing in the diary yet

AGM/EGM

Arix Bioscience, JPMorgan UK Smaller Companies Investment Trust, Mears Group

Tuesday 13 February

Trading statements

Tui AG

AGM/EGM

Cellular Goods, Iconic Labs, JPMorgan Indian Investment Trust, Tui AG, Xtract Resources

Wednesday 14 February

Trading statements

Coca-Cola HBC AG, Dunelm, Pan African Resources, Severn Trent, United Utilities Group Class A (LSE:UU.)

AGM/EGM

GCP Infrastructure Investments, Gfinity, Tertiary Minerals, Tritax EuroBox

Thursday 15 February

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include BP and Shell.

Trading statements

Benchmark Holdings, Centrica (LSE:CNA), MJ Gleeson, RELX

AGM/EGM

JPMorgan Asia Growth & Income, Synergia Energy, VVV Resources

Friday 16 February

Trading statements

NatWest Group (LSE:NWG), Segro, TBC Bank Group

AGM/EGM

Red Rock Resources

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