Coca-Cola HBC has unveiled plans to acquire a 75 per cent controlling stake in Coca-Cola Beverages Africa (CCBA), marking a transformative move in the global soft drinks sector. The deal,
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EasyJet has emerged as a focus of intense merger speculation after its low market valuation drew the attention of potential bidders, sparking fresh interest across the aviation and investment sectors.
AstraZeneca, the United Kingdom’s most valuable publicly listed company, has secured the backing of leading shareholder advisory groups for its proposal to achieve a direct listing on the New York
Persistent valuation discounts on the London markets are pushing an increasing number of UK listed companies towards the United States, specifically to cross trade on the less familiar ‘pink sheet’
A London listed oil explorer once heralded for its global ambitions faces the threat of default after years of mounting debt. Tullow Oil, once a stalwart of the FTSE 100
One of the world’s largest hedge funds has placed a significant £35 million short bet against Metlen Energy and Metals only two months after the Greek group debuted on the
The Prime Minister recently convened with Sir Pascal Soriot, the chief executive of AstraZeneca, at Downing Street to discuss the government’s efforts to bolster UK capital markets. This meeting came
London’s capital markets are showing long-awaited signs of revitalisation, with two significant flotations indicating renewed confidence and activity after a period of stagnation. The Italian-owned Princes Group, renowned for its
AstraZeneca, one of Britain’s leading pharmaceutical giants, has announced its intention to secure a direct listing on the New York Stock Exchange in a strategic move aimed at strengthening its
Revolut, the rapidly expanding fintech powerhouse, is reportedly considering an historic dual listing in both New York and London, signalling a significant boost for the City and an evolution in
Shares in Kingfisher, the owner of B and Q, surged by nearly a fifth after the company increased its annual profit guidance amid rising demand for kitchens and bathrooms. This
Global investors have been deserting British equities at an unprecedented pace, with outflows reaching their highest level in two decades. According to new figures released this week, money managers worldwide
Anglo American’s announcement of a planned fifty billion pound merger with Canada’s Teck Resources marks a pivotal moment in the global mining sector. Described by Anglo’s chief executive Duncan Wanblad
More than 15 billion dollars has been injected into UK equities by American investors since the beginning of the year, providing a welcome uplift to the London Stock Exchange. While
London-listed miner Antofagasta has reported a remarkable 63 per cent increase in first-half profits, driven by a combination of higher copper production, robust commodity prices, and lower operational costs. The
InterContinental Hotels Group, the owner of the well-established Holiday Inn chain, has marked a significant milestone, surpassing one million rooms across its global portfolio for the first time. The FTSE
