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Compass Group PLC Stock (CPG.L) News, Forecasts and Analysis on 15 December 2025: Vermaat Deal Cleared as Analysts Target a Rebound

Compass Group PLC Stock (CPG.L) News, Forecasts and Analysis on 15 December 2025: Vermaat Deal Cleared as Analysts Target a Rebound

London — Compass Group PLC, the world’s largest contract caterer, is back in the spotlight on 15 December 2025 as investors digest a mix of fresh deal momentum, supportive broker commentary, and a share price that has drifted toward the lower end of its 52‑week range. MarketScreener+2Investing.com+2 Compass Group shares were trading around 2,322p on Monday, only slightly lower on the session, after closing 2,324p on 12 December. Intraday pricing has been choppy but contained, with today’s range roughly 2,318p to 2,334p according to market data services. MarketScreener+1
15 December 2025
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Compass Group PLC Share Price Today (28 November 2025): Brokers Turn Bullish After Earnings Beat

Compass Group PLC Share Price Today (28 November 2025): Brokers Turn Bullish After Earnings Beat

Compass Group PLC’s share price is treading water on Friday, but the news flow around the FTSE 100 catering giant is anything but quiet. Fresh broker upgrades, a higher price target and continued analysis of this week’s full‑year results are keeping CPG firmly on investors’ radar. As of late morning in London, Compass Group shares trade at 2,375p, unchanged on the day, having moved between 2,364p and 2,378p so far. The stock closed at the same level on Thursday, implying a flat session after a busy results week. Share Prices
28 November 2025
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Stock Market Today

  • Sensex, Nifty slip as US-Iran talks loom; FII outflows weigh
    June 30, 2026, 1:26 AM EDT. Indian markets opened weaker on Tuesday, with Sensex off 103.95 points at 76,624.42 and Nifty down 40.10 points at 23,908.80. Traders pointed to uncertainty ahead of US-Iran negotiations in Doha and ongoing foreign fund withdrawals-FIIs pulled out Rs 1,350.10 crore. Infosys and Tata Consultancy Services dropped, putting pressure on IT. Brent crude fell 0.56% to $72.74 a barrel. Asia was mixed, as South Korea, Japan and China gained, but Hong Kong slipped. Dealers said investors are trading cautiously, waiting for word from Doha on possible easing of tensions.
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