Triple Point Social Housing announced plans to sell part of its portfolio on Friday, following shareholder consultations.
Adriatic Metals, the FTSE 250 precious and base metals miner, has announced that its chief financial officer is stepping down after just two years on the job.
Pennon Group worked to assure the market that its acquisition of Sutton and East Surrey Water (SES Water) would avoid a deeper competition probe on Friday, telling shareholders that it planned to offer "appropriate undertakings" to regulators.
Liquid biopsy technology firm Angle has struck a supplier deal with pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca to develop an androgen receptor detection assay to enhance prostate cancer studies.
Drinks group Diageo has announced that it is replacing its chief financial officer with the head of finance from Coca-Cola Europacific Partners, as it says goodbye to Lavanya Chandrashekar after three years on the board.
Glencore is reportedly studying an approach for Anglo American, a development that could spark a bidding war.
Media group Future said on Friday that it has appointed Sharjeel Suleman as chief financial officer.
Paper and packaging company Mondi reported improved market conditions in its first quarter on Friday, resulting in stronger order books and increased sales volumes across a range of paper grades compared to the prior quarter.
Hotels giant InterContinental Hotels Group reported a substantial easing in revenue per available room (RevPAR) growth in the first quarter as weakness in the Americas and a big slowdown in China limited progress.
Online rail ticket selling platform Trainline on Friday reported better-than-expected revenue along with a sharp jump in annual sales and profits, driven by competition for passengers in Spain and Italy.
BHP has reportedly deployed a team of senior executives to South Africa as it ramps up efforts to win over government officials, regulators and local shareholders, all of whom could yet determine the outcome of its proposed tie-up with rival Anglo American.
Shares in publishing firm Reach rallied early on Thursday as optimistic guidance helped offset news of a decline in first-quarter revenues.
Building products supplier SIG reported a drop in sales on Thursday amid continued "challenging" market conditions.
International Personal Finance announced a solid first-quarter performance on Thursday, with customer lending rising 5% excluding Poland, with demand steadily improving as the quarter progressed.
Business process services group Capita revealed on Thursday chief financial officer Tim Weller has signalled his intention to retire from the company in August.
Danish pharmaceutical superstar Novo Nordisk beat first-quarter profit projections, it reported on Thursday, as demand for its blockbuster weight-loss drugs soared.
Gold miner Endeavour Mining on Thursday reported a drop in production and selling volumes in the first quarter, along with a big jump in costs, though adjusted profits came in line with expectations.
Morgan Sindall reiterated its full-year outlook on Thursday, on the back of solid trading at the start of the year.
Apax Global Alpha reported lower net asset value and took a €24m writedown across its private equity and debt portfolios after a poor performance at Vyaire Medical.
Grafton Group reported a 5% decrease in year-to-date revenue in an update on Thursday, to £669.2m for the period from 1 January to 21 April, with a 3.3% decline in constant currency.