The Week Ahead: US results, BT, Shell, Glencore, Vodafone
28th January 2022 12:36
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
Things really pick up mid-week when the big guns publish their trading updates, with two FTSE 100 heavyweights in the diary for Thursday. US earnings season continues at speed too.Â
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Monday 31 January
Trading statements
Evraz, Porvair, React, Renewi, Sthree
AGM/EGM
Georgia Capital, Global Petroleum, Logistics Development, Star Phoenix Group
Tuesday 1 February
Trading statements
Gem Diamonds, NWF Group, Plant Health Care, Virgin Money UK
AGM/EGM
Polar Capital Global Financials Trust, Schroder AsiaPacific Fund, Scottish Investment Trust
Wednesday 2 February
Trading statements
Severn Trent, Glencore (LSE:GLEN), Vodafone (LSE:VOD)
AGM/EGM
Edinburgh Worldwide Investment Trust, Imperial Brands, Playtech, Premier Miton, Scottish Investment Trust
Thursday 3 February
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include PayPoint (LSE:PAY), DWF Group (LSE:DWF) and Treatt (LSE:TET)
Trading statements
BT Group (LSE:BT.A), Compass, Cranswick, Renishaw, Shell (LSE:RDSB), UK Commercial Property REIT, Virgin Wines UK
AGM/EGM
Compass, Future, Hyve Group, JPMorgan Indian Investment Trust, Sage Group, Ten Lifestyle
Friday 4 February
Trading statements
Airtel Africa
AGM/EGM
Aberdeen Standard Equity Income Trust, Brewin Dolphin, Cerillion, Shaftesbury, SP Group
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