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Diageo shares start 2026 near 52-week lows as investors hunt for a rebound

Diageo shares start 2026 near 52-week lows as investors hunt for a rebound

NEW YORK, January 2, 2026, 04:50 ET Diageo shares were little changed at about 1,602 pence in early London trade on Friday, keeping the FTSE 100 spirits maker near the bottom of its 52-week range at the start of 2026. The stock, valued at about £35.6 billion, has traded between 1,579 and 2,567.5 pence over the past year and offers a dividend yield of about 5%. Google The subdued start to the year masks a sharper debate about whether the global spirits group has become a value play after months of disappointing performance. Investors are weighing a steady dividend against
Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L, DEO) Near 52‑Week Lows on Dec. 25, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch in 2026

Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L, DEO) Near 52‑Week Lows on Dec. 25, 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, and What to Watch in 2026

LONDON / NEW YORK — December 25, 2025 — Diageo plc, the spirits giant behind Guinness, Johnnie Walker and Don Julio, heads into the year-end holiday period with its shares hovering near fresh 52‑week lows. With the London Stock Exchange closed for Christmas and U.S. markets also shut, the latest available pricing still underscores the same story: investors are weighing a slowing global spirits cycle against a leadership reset and a renewed push to strengthen the balance sheet. As of December 25, 2025, Diageo shares were indicated around 1,589.5p in London (DGE) and $85.66 in New York (DEO ADR)—both levels
Diageo (DGE.L) Stock News Today: Guinness Maker Strikes $2.3bn Asahi Deal — What It Means for Diageo Shares on 17 December 2025

Diageo (DGE.L) Stock News Today: Guinness Maker Strikes $2.3bn Asahi Deal — What It Means for Diageo Shares on 17 December 2025

Diageo plc stock is firmly in the spotlight on 17 December 2025, after the Johnnie Walker and Guinness owner announced a major East Africa transaction that brings in fresh cash, reduces leverage, and reshapes how the group operates in the region. In a market that has been punishing global spirits makers for slowing demand (especially in the US and parts of Asia), Diageo’s decision to sell its controlling stake in East African Breweries (EABL) to Asahi is being read as more than a simple portfolio tweak. It’s a balance-sheet move, a “simplify the footprint” move, and—depending on your level of
Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L, DEO) on 16 December 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, Price Targets, and What to Watch Next

Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L, DEO) on 16 December 2025: Latest News, Analyst Forecasts, Price Targets, and What to Watch Next

Diageo plc stock is trying to steady itself on 16 December 2025 after a bruising year that has left investors balancing two competing narratives: a blue‑chip global drinks leader trading at depressed levels, and a spirits giant still working through weak U.S. demand, China pressure, and a credibility reset under incoming leadership. In London trading today, Diageo (LSE: DGE) is quoted around 1,675.8p (about £16.76) after a prior close of 1,662.5p, while the U.S. ADR Diageo (NYSE: DEO) is around $88.92. investing.com+1 Below is a detailed, publication‑ready roundup of the current headlines, forecasts, and market analysis as of 16.12.2025, plus
Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L) Update: Share Price Rebound, Fresh News, Analyst Forecasts and the Week Ahead (Updated 14 Dec 2025)

Diageo plc Stock (DGE.L) Update: Share Price Rebound, Fresh News, Analyst Forecasts and the Week Ahead (Updated 14 Dec 2025)

Updated Sunday, 14 December 2025 (last market close: Friday, 12 December). Diageo plc (LSE: DGE) — owner of Guinness, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Don Julio — heads into the new week with its share price trying to stabilise after a sharp multi-month slide, a fresh burst of brand-focused headlines, and another round of debate over what a turnaround under incoming CEO Sir Dave Lewis will actually look like. On Friday, Diageo shares closed at 1,664p (£16.64), extending a two-day rebound that followed a mid-week dip to 1,587p, a fresh 52‑week low. MarketWatch+2Investing.com+2 The move leaves the stock still roughly 36%
Diageo share price today (11 December 2025): stock hovers near 52‑week lows as ‘Drastic Dave’ prepares turnaround

Diageo share price today (11 December 2025): stock hovers near 52‑week lows as ‘Drastic Dave’ prepares turnaround

Key takeaways Diageo share price today: London and New York snapshot London: DGE on the LSE On Thursday 11 December 2025, Diageo’s primary London‑listed shares (ticker DGE) ended the session at 1,602p. According to daily price data, the stock: shareprices.com That closing level matches Wednesday’s finish and leaves Diageo trading just above a 12‑month low of 1,587p, with a 52‑week range of 1,587p to 2,619.5p. Investing.com+1 Market snapshots compiled by MarketBeat and Defense World show: defenseworld.net+1 In other words, the share price is well below both key moving averages, consistent with a sustained downtrend through 2025. New York: DEO ADR on the NYSE In the US, Diageo trades via
Diageo plc Stock Hits 52‑Week Lows: What Belfast Strikes, Profit Warning and a New CEO Mean for DGE/DEO in December 2025

Diageo plc Stock Hits 52‑Week Lows: What Belfast Strikes, Profit Warning and a New CEO Mean for DGE/DEO in December 2025

Diageo plc — owner of Guinness, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff, Baileys and Don Julio — is ending 2025 with its share price near decade‑lows, a fresh labour dispute in Belfast, a sharply lower outlook, and a high‑profile incoming CEO tasked with turning the spirits giant around. As of 10 December 2025, investors are asking the classic question: is Diageo’s pain finally priced in, or is there more downside to come? Diageo share price today: DGE in London, DEO in New York On the London Stock Exchange, Diageo’s ordinary shares (ticker: DGE) are trading around 1,600p, at the bottom of their 52‑week
Diageo plc Stock Outlook 2025: Is LON:DGE / NYSE:DEO a Buy After a 57% Slide?

Diageo plc Stock Outlook 2025: Is LON:DGE / NYSE:DEO a Buy After a 57% Slide?

Diageo, the owner of Johnnie Walker, Guinness, Smirnoff and Don Julio, has gone from market darling to problem child in the space of a few years. Profit warnings, Latin American destocking, tariff scares and a slowdown in spirits demand have taken a heavy toll on the share price. As of 8 December 2025, Diageo’s London-listed shares (LON:DGE) are trading around 1,670p, very close to their 52‑week low of roughly 1,664p and well below the high of 2,619.5p. Over the past year, the stock is down about 28%. Investing.com+2London South East+2 The New York–listed ADR (NYSE:DEO) closed on Friday at $88.46,
Diageo plc (DGE, DEO) Stock on 5 December 2025: UBS Downgrade, CEO Shake-Up and What the Latest Forecasts Signal

Diageo plc (DGE, DEO) Stock on 5 December 2025: UBS Downgrade, CEO Shake-Up and What the Latest Forecasts Signal

Published: 5 December 2025 Diageo plc, the Johnnie Walker and Guinness owner, heads into the final weeks of 2025 under heavy scrutiny. The shares are trading close to decade lows, guidance has been cut, a new “turnaround” CEO is about to take charge, and today UBS downgraded the stock — yet most analysts’ 12‑month targets still suggest meaningful upside. Below is a structured look at the latest price action, news, forecasts and analysis as of 5 December 2025. Diageo share price today: near the bottom of its 12‑month range As of the latest full trading session (Thursday, 4 December 2025),
Diageo plc Stock Outlook December 2025: Profit Warning, New CEO and What Comes Next for DGE & DEO

Diageo plc Stock Outlook December 2025: Profit Warning, New CEO and What Comes Next for DGE & DEO

Updated: 3 December 2025 – informational only, not investment advice. Where Diageo’s Share Price Stands Today Diageo plc, the Guinness and Johnnie Walker owner listed in London as DGE and in New York as DEO, is limping into December after one of its roughest stretches in a decade. Commentators have not been kind: one recent UK piece described Diageo as having become “the laughing stock of the FTSE 100” after a 26%+ share price slide over the past 12 months, and other analysis notes a drop of more than 50% from its multi‑year peak. Yahoo Finance+1 The question for investors
Diageo plc Stock Outlook for December 2025: Can the Guinness Maker Recover From Its Profit Warning?

Diageo plc Stock Outlook for December 2025: Can the Guinness Maker Recover From Its Profit Warning?

Updated 2 December 2025 Diageo plc (LON: DGE, NYSE: DEO) – the global spirits and beer group behind Guinness, Johnnie Walker, Smirnoff and Don Julio – is ending 2025 in one of the toughest patches in its modern history. A profit warning, a CEO exit, a new turnaround boss and a share price down by around a third have turned what was once a dependable “quality compounder” into one of the FTSE 100’s most debated stocks.FT Markets+2The Guardian+2 Below is a deep dive into Diageo’s latest results, guidance, leadership shake‑up, regional flashpoints, dividend profile, analyst forecasts and valuation as of
Diageo plc Stock Outlook December 2025: Can the Guinness Maker Rebound After Its Profit Warning?

Diageo plc Stock Outlook December 2025: Can the Guinness Maker Rebound After Its Profit Warning?

Tickers: LON:DGE | NYSE:DEO — Updated 1 December 2025 Where Diageo’s share price stands right now Diageo plc, the spirits and beer giant behind Guinness, Johnnie Walker and Smirnoff, is ending 2025 in the stock market’s sin bin. Across multiple reports, Diageo’s share price is down roughly 27–35% in 2025, even after a brief relief rally when investors welcomed news of a new CEO.Reuters+2The Times+2 That slump has had two big side effects: So you’ve got a bruised “quality” stock: cheaper than it’s been in years, but cheap for reasons that are very much alive. What went wrong: 2025 results

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Vodafone shares steady up after Q3 wobble — Germany, buyback and next results now set the tone

Vodafone shares steady up after Q3 wobble — Germany, buyback and next results now set the tone

7 February 2026
Vodafone shares rose 1.47% to 110.60p Friday, recovering part of Thursday’s 4.68% drop after a Q3 update. Group revenue climbed 6.5% to €10.5 billion, but Germany’s 0.7% service revenue growth missed some forecasts. Vodafone launched a new €500 million buyback tranche, bringing total buybacks since May to €3.5 billion. Investors remain focused on Germany’s pace and cash flow execution.
NatWest Group stock: buyback filing and Rightmove mortgage deal set up a busy week

NatWest Group stock: buyback filing and Rightmove mortgage deal set up a busy week

7 February 2026
NatWest shares closed up 1.45% at 659.4 pence Friday, buoyed by a buyback of 797,428 shares and a new digital mortgage deal with Rightmove. The Bank of England held rates at 3.75% but signaled possible cuts, with markets pricing in two reductions for 2026. NatWest plans to expand its Accelerator community to 50,000 members by 2026. Annual results are due Feb. 13.
Unilever share price holds at 5,250p as results week looms — what investors watch next

Unilever share price holds at 5,250p as results week looms — what investors watch next

7 February 2026
Unilever shares closed flat at 5,250p in London Friday, underperforming the FTSE 100’s 0.6% gain. The company issued 4.2 million new shares for employee plans, bringing total shares to over 2.18 billion. Investors await Q4 and full-year results on Feb. 12, with analyst consensus pointing to 3.9% Q4 sales growth. Unilever’s U.S. ADR rose 0.8% to $72.12.
BP share price near 52-week high ahead of Feb 10 earnings as buyback runs on

BP share price near 52-week high ahead of Feb 10 earnings as buyback runs on

7 February 2026
BP shares closed up 1.9% at 478 pence Friday, just below a 52-week high, as the company continued buybacks ahead of next week’s results. BP repurchased 2.789 million shares on February 6. Oil prices firmed on geopolitical risk, with Brent at $68.05 a barrel, but sector outlook remains uncertain. Investors await BP’s earnings and dividend decision due Tuesday.
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