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Marks & Spencer (MKS.L) Stock Update: Price Action, Outlook and Analyst Forecasts – 3 December 2025

Marks & Spencer (MKS.L) Stock Update: Price Action, Outlook and Analyst Forecasts – 3 December 2025

Marks and Spencer shares closed at 334.4p in London on 3 December, down 1.7% after a cyberattack cut profits despite strong sales. Half-year adjusted pre-tax profit fell to £184.1m from £413.1m, with Fashion, Home & Beauty sales dropping 16.4%. Analysts cited the April ransomware attack, which forced weeks-long e-commerce shutdowns and wiped over £1bn in market value.
3 December 2025
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