The Week Ahead: Sainsbury’s, AO World, Currys

30th June 2023 11:15

by Richard Hunter from interactive investor

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Investors get a warm-up for earnings season proper later in July as some popular names release results in the days ahead. Here are the important dates for your diary.

Monday 3 July

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Porvair, Wynnstay

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Pacific Assets Trust, Rotala

Tuesday 4 July

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ActiveOps, Augmentum Fintech, Cairn Homes, Duke Royalty, Foresight Group, J Sainsbury, Kitwave, Mercia Asset Management, Solid State, WANdisco

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Airtel Africa, Marks & Spencer, Strix Group, Versarien

Wednesday 5 July

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AO World (LSE:AO.), Quiz, Redde Northgate, Rockwood Strategic, Supreme, Topps Tiles

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AdvancedAdvT, Bonhill Group, Burford Capital, Capital Gearing Trust, Clarify Pharma, Eneraqua Technologies, i(x) Net Zero

Thursday 6 July

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include JD Sports Fashion, Murray International Trust and Next

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Currys (LSE:CURY), Equals Group, Ferrexpo, Jet2, Naked Wines, PayPoint, Robert Walters, Workspace Group

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3i Group, 3i Infrastructure, Great Portland Estates, Sainsbury (J) (LSE:SBRY), Katoro Gold, Land Securities, Mining, Minerals & Metals, Peel Hunt, Severn Trent, Workspace, Young & Co's Brewery

Friday 7 July

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Nothing in the diary yet

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1Spatial, 3i Infrastructure, Griffin Mining, GRIT Investment Trust, Nanoco  

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