Three key news stories unfolding as the UK stock market opens. Check out our companies reporting diary for upcoming results from FTSE 350 and selected international stocks.
1. Wynnstay trading update flags better than expected FY performance
Agricultural supplies group Wynnstay LON:WYN issued a trading update for the full year to 31st October this morning, advising that trading has been marginally ahead of expectations. The changes that have delivered this result are seen as delivering longer term benefits, both for FY26 and beyond. The full results will be published in early February.
2. easyJet confirms software upgrades completed without interruption
Low cost airline easyJet LON:EZJ issued a statement this morning regarding the software update that grounded thousands of Airbus aircraft worldwide at the end of last week. The airline confirms that it has now completed the necessary checks and that the flying programme has been able to operate as planned. There’s no financial impact as a result.
3. Administrators appointed, shares suspended at Versarien
AIM listed advanced engineering materials firm Versarien LON:VRS has this morning announced it will appoint administrators and request the company’s stock is suspended from AIM. Whilst there is still some interest in the company’s assets, the board remains reliant on the support of creditors. The appointment of administrators prevents creditor action against the business for the next 10 days.
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