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Centrica Shares Trade Lower Ahead of Ofgem Announcement

Centrica Shares Trade Lower Ahead of Ofgem Announcement

Centrica slipped in London trading on Tuesday, trailing the FTSE 100, with investors eyeing a coming UK household energy price announcement and a new British Gas tariff. Shares were off around 0.4% at 199.55 pence by 10:20 BST after starting the session at 200.70 pence. The FTSE 100 was up roughly 0.6% according to delayed market data. Ofgem is set to announce the household price cap for July through September by May 27. The cap now stands at 1,641 pounds for a typical dual-fuel direct debit customer, but it doesn’t cap the total bill. Instead, it limits what suppliers can charge per unit of gas and electricity and sets the daily standing charge, which covers the cost to stay connected.
British Gas Debt Warning: Why A £7bn Energy Bill Problem Is Hitting UK Households Now

British Gas Debt Warning: Why A £7bn Energy Bill Problem Is Hitting UK Households Now

The UK government’s proposal to write off up to £500 million in energy debt for vulnerable households hasn’t started yet. That delay leaves ministers under pressure, with industry projections showing consumer arrears heading toward £7 billion—roughly $9.5 billion—by the end of the year. Officials say they’re still working through data-sharing requirements for the scheme. Ofgem, for its part, says the final call belongs to ministers. It’s a tough moment for households. Cornwall Insight is now projecting Ofgem’s energy price cap for July through September at £1,843.78 for a standard dual-fuel direct debit customer—an increase from £1,641 over April to June. The cap, just as before, only affects unit rates and daily standing charges, not the overall bill.
13 May 2026
Centrica Shares Sink as British Gas Owner’s Retail Warning Overshadows £370 Million Severn Deal

Centrica Shares Sink as British Gas Owner’s Retail Warning Overshadows £370 Million Severn Deal

Centrica dropped 5.16% to 198.7 pence on Thursday, as the British Gas parent flagged that retail energy earnings are tracking near the lower end of its 2026 target. That outlook weighed on shares, even with news of a £370 million power-station deal landing the same day. This update lands as Centrica attempts to reassure investors that reliable infrastructure returns can help blunt the drag from its household energy business, where mild weather and rising bad debts are squeezing profit. The company now sees retail EBITDA — earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation — tracking toward the bottom of its £500 million to £800 million target, while infrastructure EBITDA is set to come in above the £500 million to £650 million range.
FTSE 100 Falls Today as Shell, BP and Centrica Drag UK Stocks After Peace-Deal Rally

FTSE 100 Falls Today as Shell, BP and Centrica Drag UK Stocks After Peace-Deal Rally

The FTSE 100 was down 0.34% to 10,403.62 at 09:17 BST on Thursday, according to a MarketScreener estimate, after Shell, BP, and Centrica dragged the index lower. London’s heavyweight energy stocks lost ground, reversing some of the index’s previous gains that had followed optimism around a possible U.S.-Iran peace deal. The significance here lies in Wednesday’s sudden rally, which came on the back of shifting geopolitical headlines—not stronger company numbers. The FTSE 100 jumped 2.2% to finish at 10,438.66, while the FTSE 250 advanced 1.7%. Reports of headway toward a Middle East peace deal sent oil tumbling and prompted a wave of risk-on trades.
UK Households Urged to Follow 4pm ‘Curtain and Window’ Rule as Energy Firms Warn of Higher Winter Bills – 25 November 2025

UK Households Urged to Follow 4pm ‘Curtain and Window’ Rule as Energy Firms Warn of Higher Winter Bills – 25 November 2025

As temperatures drop and sunset creeps towards 4pm, millions of UK households are being urged to close windows and draw curtains earlier in the afternoon – or risk paying more than they expect for winter energy bills. In the last few days, Octopus Energy, British Gas, and consumer champion Martin Lewis have all been linked to fresh advice about a so‑called “4pm rule” and the “right time” to use your curtains and windows to trap heat. Coverage in outlets including the Mirror, BirminghamLive and the Daily Record has pushed these tips into the spotlight just as bills remain far higher than before the energy crisis. One News Page+3Ideal Home+3Yahoo Style+3
25 November 2025
Centrica plc (CNA.L) Trades Flat as Buyback Accelerates and Net‑Zero Storage Plans Advance – 18 November 2025

Centrica plc (CNA.L) Trades Flat as Buyback Accelerates and Net‑Zero Storage Plans Advance – 18 November 2025

Centrica plc, the FTSE 100 owner of British Gas, ended Tuesday’s session broadly unchanged, even as the company continued its sizeable share buyback programme and featured in fresh coverage of its investment in a landmark long‑duration energy storage project in Scotland. Hargreaves Lansdown+1 On 18 November 2025, Centrica’s London‑listed shares closed at around 166p, with Hargreaves Lansdown quoting a closing bid–offer of 166.25p/166.30p, up just 0.05p on the day – a move of roughly +0.03%. Hargreaves Lansdown
18 November 2025
Natural Gas Prices Soar: Will America’s Energy Boom Fuel a New Price Spike in 2026?

British Gas Appointed to Take On Tomato Energy’s 23,000 Customers — What to Do Next (10 Nov 2025)

Ofgem has appointed British Gas as Supplier of Last Resort after Tomato Energy ceased trading. Here’s what affected households and businesses need to know today, including tariff, credit and switching guidance. UK — Monday, 10 November 2025: Energy regulator Ofgem has appointed British Gas to take over supply to Tomato Energy’s customers after the supplier confirmed it had ceased trading. The move covers around 15,000 domestic and 8,000 non‑domestic accounts. Ofgem says supply will continue as normal, and domestic credit balances are protected. Customers were switched to British Gas on Sunday, 9 November 2025, with account setup to follow in the coming days. Ofgem
10 November 2025

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  • Concentrix Q2 EPS Comes In Light, Stock Down Nearly 40% for the Year
    June 29, 2026, 7:00 PM EDT. Concentrix (CNXC) posted Q2 earnings of $2.63 a share, a penny below the Zacks Consensus of $2.64. Revenue was $2.46 billion, a 0.43% miss versus estimates, but up from $2.42 billion last year. Concentrix has only topped earnings estimates once in the past four quarters. Shares have dropped about 39.9% since the start of the year, trailing the S&P 500, which is up 7.4%. CNXC has a Zacks Rank #3 (Hold) as earnings estimate revisions remain uneven. Analysts are looking for $3.18 EPS and $2.54 billion revenue next quarter; full-year revenue is forecast at $11.65 billion. The Business-Services group sits in the top 42% of Zacks sectors. Investors are focused on the company's earnings call for any update on guidance.
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