Week Ahead: Raspberry Pi a highlight in holiday period

In a trading week shortened to four days by Good Friday, investors have fewer companies to track in the coming days. Here are the key dates for your diary.

27th March 2026 12:50

by Lee Wild from interactive investor

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Monday 30 March

Trading statements

Artisanal Spirits, Aoti, Fermi, RTW Biotech Opportunities Ltd

AGM/EGM

BlackRock Smaller Cos Trust, Earnz, European Green Transition, Faron Pharmaceuticals, Hydrogen Capital Growth, MedPal AI, RC365 Holding

Tuesday 31 March

Trading statements

AG Barr, DCC, Digitalbox, Hilton Food Group, James Halstead, Judges Scientific, Litigation Capital Management, Metlen Energy & Metals, Pantheon Infrastructure, Princes Group, Raspberry Pi Holdings (LSE:RPI)​​​​​​​, Venture Life Group

AGM/EGM

Aberdeen UK Smaller Cos Growth Trust, Brunner Investment Trust, Idox, Panther Metals, Tekmar Group

Wednesday 1 April

Trading statements

Peel Hunt, Renew Holdings, Topps Tiles

AGM/EGM

Sosandar

Thursday 2 April

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Barratt Redrow, Domino's Pizza and Taylor Wimpey.

Trading statements

Baillie Gifford Japan Trust

AGM/EGM

Rome Resources

Friday 3 April

Stock market closed for Good Friday public holiday

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