UK Stocks-Factors to watch on Nov 13 (updated)

Barratt Redrow

13/11/2025 08:06

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Nov 13 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 .FTSE index is seen opening higher on Thursday, with futures FFIc1 up 0.05%.

* BURBERRY: Burberry BRBY.L reported a 2% rise in second-quarter comparable store sales, as its China business showed signs of recovery.

* WIZZ AIR: Wizz Air WIZZ.L forecast a low-single-digit decline in full-year revenue and said winter capacity was a "short-term challenge".

* PERSIMMON: Persimmon PSN.L reported a 15% rise in its forward sales position, helped by an increase in sales outlets in a challenging market.

* SHAWBROOK: Shawbrook SHAW.L said its loan book grew 14.6% to 18.25 billion pounds ($24.49 billion) in the first nine months of 2025.

* LLOYD’S: Lloyd's LLOY.L has ended its general representative presence in Norway after changing the basis of its authorisation to operate in the country.

* BARRATT REDROW: Barratt Redrow BTRW.L said its finance chief Mike Scott has stepped down.

* ROLLS-ROYCE: Rolls-Royce RR.L said it was confident on its full-year forecasts, as airlines lifted flying hours and data centre orders stacked up, helping it perform despite supply chain bottlenecks.

* ECONOMY: Britain's economy barely expanded in the third quarter, held back by September's cyber attack on Jaguar Land Rover, according to data.

* AVIVA: Aviva AV.L said it expects operating earnings growth per share of 11% over the next three years after disclosing upgraded cost synergies from its acquisition of  Direct Line.

* CONVATEC: Convatec CTEC.L said that it expects double-digit adjusted earnings per share growth for 2026.

* B&M: B&M BMEB.L appointed Helen Cowing as its interim finance chief on Thursday and reported half-year adjusted operating profit below expectations.

* HOUSING: Britain's housing market lost steam last month, a survey showed.

* COMMODITIES: Oil prices edged lower, Shanghai copper rose and Gold eased.

* EX-DIVS: Bunzl PLC BNZL.L, J Sainsbury PLC SBRY.L, BP PLC will trade without entitlement to its latest dividend pay-out.

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 (Compiled by Tuhina and Simone Lobo in Bengaluru)

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