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Unilever PLC Stock on 1 December 2025: Magnum Spin‑Off, Marmite Sale Talk and What Analysts Expect Next

Unilever PLC Stock on 1 December 2025: Magnum Spin‑Off, Marmite Sale Talk and What Analysts Expect Next

Unilever will spin off its €15 billion ice-cream unit, The Magnum Ice Cream Company, on 6 December 2025. Shares in London, New York, and Amsterdam all traded mid-range as of late November, with a dividend yield near 3.3–3.5%. Unilever reaffirmed full-year guidance after solid Q3 results and is considering selling British brands including Marmite. Share consolidation follows the spin-off on 9 December.
1 December 2025
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Unilever PLC (ULVR) News Today: Share Price Softens as Graze Sale, HUL Profit Push and Magnum Spin‑Off Shape Outlook – 26 November 2025

Unilever PLC (ULVR) News Today: Share Price Softens as Graze Sale, HUL Profit Push and Magnum Spin‑Off Shape Outlook – 26 November 2025

Unilever shares fell 0.6% in London to 4,525p by mid-morning Wednesday after news of a planned £35m sale of its Graze snack brand to Katjes Group, far below the £150m paid in 2019. The company is also considering selling British staples like Marmite and has instructed Hindustan Unilever to pursue higher-margin growth. Analyst ratings remain mixed despite recent price target increases.
26 November 2025
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