The Week Ahead: Sainsbury’s, M&S, Persimmon, Tesco
7th January 2022 14:01
by Richard Hunter from interactive investor
After a quiet first week of 2022, things pick up in the days ahead, with plenty of FTSE 100 and high-profile companies giving updates on how business went over Christmas.
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Monday 10 January
Trading statements
Nothing in the diary yet
AGM/EGM
Trident Royalties
Tuesday 11 January
Trading statements
B&M European Value Retail, Robert Walters, SIG, Electrocomponents, Games Workshop
AGM/EGM
Carr's Group, BB Healthcare Trust, Chelverton Growth Trust, Evraz, Haydale Graphene Industries
Wednesday 12 January
Trading statements
DFS Furniture, Sainsbury's (LSE:SBRY), JD Sports Fashion, Nichols, PageGroup, Topps Tiles, Vistry, Whitbread
AGM/EGM
AB Dynamics, Playtech
Thursday 13 January
Companies scheduled to begin trading without the right to the latest dividend include Ashtead, Future and SSE.
Trading statements
ASOS, Bakkavor, Dunelm, Halfords, Hilton Food, John Wood Group, Marks & Spencer (LSE:MKS), Persimmon (LSE:PSN), Pharos Energy, Safestore, Tesco (LSE:TSCO)
AGM/EGM
Blue Prism, Centrica, JPMorgan Japanese Investment Trust, Kefi Gold & Copper, Victoria
Friday 14 January
Trading statements
Currys, Experian
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