The Week Ahead: smaller companies in the spotlight
Despite few corporate announcements from larger companies in the days ahead, a number of interesting small and mid-cap stocks will be in focus. Here are the key dates for your diary.
27th June 2025 12:41
by Lee Wild from interactive investor
Monday 30 June
Trading statements
eEnergy Group, Goldstone Resources, Vinanz
AGM/EGM
Advanced Medical Solutions Group, All Things Considered Group, Angle, Argo Blockchain, Bango, Bigblu Broadband, Celadon Pharmaceuticals, Cobra Resources, Cornish Metals, Digitalbox, Directa Plus, EMV Capital, European Green Transition, FD Technologies, Focus Xplore, Helios Underwriting, Huddled Group, IQE, Kistos Holdings, Nativo Resources, NB Distressed Debt Investments Fund, Nostrum Oil & Gas, Oberon AIM VCT, Pod Point Group, Pri0r1ty Intelligence Group, Tern, Tower Resources, Trellus Health, Venture Life Group
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Tuesday 1 July
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Augmentum Fintech, Kitwave Group, Supreme, Wynnstay Group
AGM/EGM
Marks & Spencer, Rosebank Industries
Wednesday 2 July
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Topps Tiles
AGM/EGM
Anexo Group, Avacta Group, Braemar, Bytes Technology Group, H&T Group, JD Sports Fashion
Thursday 3 July
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Next, FirstGroup and Paragon Banking Group.
Trading statements
ActiveOps, Baltic Classifieds Group, Watches of Switzerland Group
AGM/EGM
3i Infrastructure, Capital Gearing Trust, Ceiba Investments, EDX Medical Group, J Sainsbury, Keystone Law Group, Peel Hunt
Friday 4 July
Nothing in the diary yet
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