Next CEO sells £12.4 million shares Mobico director buys €98.325 shares Canal+ director snaps up 40,000 shares Simon Wolfson, CEO of Next (NXT) has sold 100,000 shares at £123.62 for a total value of £12.4 million on 9 May. Wolfson's sale comes after the FTSE 100 clothing colossus reported strong first quarter sales - £55 million ahead of the company's previous guidance. There could...

Canal+ director buys on weaknessMetro Bank director buys into strengthChemring director reduces holdingMaxime Saada, chairman of the management board and chief executive of French media group Canal+ (CAN), bought 100,000 shares at 176p for a total value of £175,880 on 7 March.Saada's move comes after the company which produced the hit Paddington films said it was on track to become a global...

After what has been a poor year for UK listings, the London Stock Exchange could afford to celebrate this week with the float of French media group Canal+ (CAN) which debuted with a market value of around £2.5 billion.Although the shares were listed in London, and at that value would normally be eligible for inclusion in the FTSE 250 mid-cap index, they are excluded as the company is still...

The last 10 years have been pretty rough for UK stocks but there could be some signs of life emerging as we head towards 2025.Brexit, Covid and other political and economic shocks as well as a tilt towards 'old economy' stocks and a minimal footprint in technology have combined to undermine the relevance and appeal of the UK market.The resulting underperformance has led to people consistently...

Notable win for London marketFloat to 'unleash potential'Analysts see £5 billion valuationAfter what has been a poor year for UK listings, the London Stock Exchange celebrated this morning with the float of French media group Canal+ (CAN), which debuted with a market value of around £2.5 billion.Although the shares are listed in London, they don't qualify for inclusion in the FTSE 250 index...