The Week Ahead: Flutter, ITV, Greggs, Entain, Reckitt Benckiser

More popular names release results in the coming days as markets remain volatile, with stocks making big moves in either direction. Here are the key dates for your diary.

28th February 2025 14:41

by Richard Hunter from interactive investor

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Monday 3 March

Trading statements

Bunzl, Senior, Smithson Investment Trust

AGM/EGM

Cloudbreak Discovery, Mears Group

Tuesday 4 March

Trading statements

Ashtead, Bakkavor, Beazley, Blackbird, Fresnillo, Flutter Entertainment (LSE:FLTR), Greggs (LSE:GRG), International Workplace Group, Intertek, Johnson Service Group, Kitwave, Origin Enterprises, Oxford Nanopore Technologies, PCI-PAL, Reach, Seplat Energy, Weir

AGM/EGM

MaxRets Ventures, Watkin Jones

Wednesday 5 March

Trading statements

AssetCo, Breedon, Dowlais, Foxtons, Ibstock, Netcall, Quilter, Ricardo

AGM/EGM

Jersey Electricity, XP Factory

Thursday 6 March

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Dr Martens, HSBC and Rio Tinto.

Trading statements

Admiral Group, Coats Group, Dalata Hotel Group, Elementis, Endeavour Mining, Entain (LSE:ENT), Funding Circle, Grafton, Greencoat Renewables, Harbour Energy, Hunting, Informa, ITV (LSE:ITV), Lancashire Holdings, Melrose Industries, PageGroup, Reckitt Benckiser Group (LSE:RKT), Rentokil Initial, Robert Walters, Schroders

AGM/EGM

Aberforth Smaller Cos Trust, APQ Global Ltd, AssetCo, Blackrock Income & Growth Investment Trust, Tertiary Minerals

Friday 7 March

Trading statements

Just Group, Stelrad Group

AGM/EGM

Gusbourne, JPMorgan Emerging Europe, Middle East & Africa Securities, Theracryf

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