(Alliance News) - The following is a round-up of updates by London-listed companies, issued on Thursday and not separately reported by Alliance News: Read More
Senior PLC - Hertfordshire, England-based engineering and manufacturing company - Says all regulatory conditions have been satisfied for its takeover by investment funds advised by affiliates of Tinicum Inc and Blackstone Inc. Says the scheme remains subject to certain other conditions, including the court sanction and the delivery of a copy of the court order to the Registrar of Companies. Read More
(Alliance News) - AstraZeneca submits a US regulatory application for a lung cancer treatment developed with Hutchmed. Close Brothers reports a narrowed annual loss but withholds its dividend amid motor finance uncertainty, while Zigup raises its annual profit expectations after a strong start to the year. Read More
(Alliance News) - Senior PLC on Monday said growth in civil aircraft build rates in its Aerospace unit is expected to drive "continued strong progress" as it reported a sharp rise in adjusted interim profit. Read More
(Alliance News) - IG Group proposes a new Jersey holding company while retaining its London listing, Vistry backs full-year profit guidance despite a first-half loss and the departure of its chief financial officer, and Jet2 launches a GBP250 million share buyback after reporting record annual revenue despite lower pretax profit. Read More
(Alliance News) - Senior PLC on Wednesday guided full-year performance ahead of its prior expectations, as it reported a "good start" to 2026 trading. Read More
(Alliance News) - Advent International LP on Wednesday said it does not intend to make a bid for Senior PLC, clearing the way for an agreed deal with the Tinicum Inc and Blackstone Inc consortium. Read More
(Alliance News) - Senior PLC on Tuesday said it has accepted a 300 pence per share offer from a consortium led by Tinicum Inc and Blackstone Inc. Read More
(Alliance News) - Blackstone Inc is part of a consortium that is in advanced talks to buy UK engineering firm Senior PLC, the Financial Times reported on Friday, citing "people familiar with the matter". Read More
