The Week Ahead: HSBC, BP, Shell, Glencore, Next

Some heavy hitters are adding final touches to their latest results presentations, among them the last of the UK listed banks to report and the oil majors. Here are the key dates for your diary.

25th October 2024 13:44

by Richard Hunter from interactive investor

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Monday 28 October

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Computacenter

AGM/EGM

Centamin, City of London Investment Group, Crystal Amber Fund, Empyrean Energy, Net Zero Infrastructure

Tuesday 29 October

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BP (LSE:BP.), C&C Group, Cap-XX Ltd, Elementis, HSBC Holdings (LSE:HSBA), Ultimate Products, YouGov

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Falcon Oil & Gas, Gulf Investment Fund, Indus Gas

Wednesday 30 October

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Aston Martin Lagonda Global Holdings, Computacenter, Glencore (LSE:GLEN), Grit Real Estate Income Group, GSK, Next (LSE:NXT), Smurfit Westrock, Standard Chartered

AGM/EGM

BHP Group, Hargreaves Services, MOH Nippon, Springfield Properties, Trinity Exploration & Production

Thursday 31 October

Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Balfour Beatty, Bloomsbury Publishing, Hilton Food Group and Whitbread.

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Coca-Cola HBC AG, Haleon, PPHE Hotel Group, RWS Holdings, Seeing Machines, Shell (LSE:SHEL), Smith & Nephew, Spectris, Zotefoams

AGM/EGM

Armadale Capital, Cloudcoco, Filtronic, Grand Vision Media Holdings, Renalytix, TheWorks.co.uk

Friday 1 November

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Nothing in the diary yet

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Armadale Capital, Trafalgar Property Group

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