FTSE 100 Company News

Whitbread, the owner of Premier Inn, reported a steady first half with resilient hotel trading in the UK and Germany.

The FTSE 100 betting and gaming group posted a solid third quarter, buoyed by strong growth at its US joint venture BetMGM.

HSBC’s long and occasionally complicated relationship with its Hong Kong offspring has taken a decisive turn.

The cigarette maker says it remains on track to meet full-year guidance for 2025 and has announced a further £1.45bn share buyback.

Packaging and paper group Mondi reported a decline in third-quarter earnings as weak demand weighed on performance.

Taylor Wimpey faces analysts and investors on Wednesday. hoping impressive growth targets steer attention off muted demand.

Analysts tell us what they think of this morning's interim results from JD Sports and whether US expansion can make a difference.

European Medicines Agency's positive response follows results from the KOMET trial and could soon open market for successful treatment.

Anglo American and Teck Resources have agreed to merge in an all-share deal that will create one of the world’s largest copper producers.

Phoenix Group reported stronger-than-expected interim results on Monday, underlining its progress towards 2026 financial targets.

SJP shares have come roaring back in the last 12 months, but in light of its last set of results, can it deliver more for investors?

Bunzl has pressed ahead with its acquisitive growth strategy, announcing two further purchases and completing two previously disclosed deals.

Associated British Foods [LON:ABF] is set to acquire baker Hovis Group from private equity owner Endless LLC.

We look at the last set of numbers from Barclays and how these measure up against close peers in the sector.

NatWest came out with decent set of numbers in late July that topped market expectations. as the UK government left the shareholder registry.

The UK Supreme Court ruling has offered a respite for banks like Lloyds, but the FCA is preparing a multibillion-pound compensation plan

UK REITs are likely to deliver better returns for investors as the sector continues to consolidate, improving quality and scale.

We've run easyJet and Jet2 through our AI screener to see which is most likely to keep investors happy in 2025.

The macro picture in UK housebuilding is starting to improve and fund managers are sounding bullish on Taylor Wimpey.

We run some deep analysis on Unilever and Reckitt Benckiser and ask if investors have oversold Unilever stock?