LSE:ULVR 16 November 2025 - 9 December 2025

Data and news up to 5 December 2025. This article is for information only and is not investment advice. Unilever PLC remains one of the most closely watched defensive consumer stocks as it heads into a pivotal weekend of corporate change.

Unilever PLC stock is heading into one of its most eventful weeks in years. Between the sale of snack brand Graze, a possible divestment of classic British names like Marmite and Bovril, and the imminent spin‑off of The Magnum Ice Cream Company, December 2025 is packed with catalysts for investors in both London‑listed ULVR and New York‑listed UL. Unilever+2Reuters+2 As of the latest close, Unilever’s London shares traded at about 4,559p, giving the group a market capitalization of roughly £112 billion, a trailing P/E ratio around 22.5x and a dividend yield just above 3%. Hargreaves Lansdown+1 The U.S. ADR UL sits near $60.3 per share. MarketBeat For a company that generated more than €60 billion in revenue and over €6 billion in net profit in 2024, the question now is not “is Unilever big?” but “what kind of Unilever are investors about to own?” Wikipedia

Unilever PLC heads into the final weeks of 2025 with its investment story dominated by three themes: a looming Magnum Ice Cream Company spin‑off, fresh euro‑denominated bond issues, and a flurry of bullish analyst calls that clash with more sceptical voices. As of the latest close, Unilever’s London‑listed shares are trading at around 4,520p, barely changed over the past few sessions, while the New York–listed ADR finished Wednesday, 26 November, at $60.20, down just 0.05% on the day. Yahoo Finance+1

LONDON – 27 November 2025 – Unilever PLC is heading into the year-end as one of the most closely watched consumer staples stocks in Europe. The group is pushing ahead with the long‑planned spin‑off of its ice cream arm, The Magnum Ice Cream Company, backed by a €3 billion bond sale, while analysts remain sharply divided and institutional investors continue to add to positions. Reuters+2Stock Titan+2 In London, Unilever shares ended the session at 4,521p, unchanged on the day but down modestly from the mid‑November highs around 4,585p. Over the last two weeks the shares have slipped by roughly 2%, reflecting a period of consolidation after a strong run earlier in the year. shareprices.com+1

London — Monday, 17 November 2025. The London Stock Exchange opens for continuous trading at 08:00 UK time, with an opening auction call from 07:50–08:00 that sets the day’s opening prices. If you’re watching Unilever PLC into the bell, here’s the data, news flow and near‑term catalysts most likely to influence sentiment at the open. London Stock Exchange+1 Unilever closed at 4,470p on Friday, 14 November 2025, down 2.06% on the day. That finish leaves the shares between the 52‑week low of 4,311p and the 52‑week high of 4,910p. FT data also flagged that ULVR slipped below both its 50‑day and 200‑day moving averages during last week’s declines. FT Markets