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Rentokil Initial PLC

  • Friday, 27 September, 2024
    Lex
    Activists are not always pests — as Peltz should prove at Rentokil

    The company needs fresh ideas to fix its messy integration of Terminix

    A Rentokil pest technician, wearing a uniform with the Rentokil logo, lays an insect detector on the floor of an office building
  • Wednesday, 25 September, 2024
    Nelson Peltz’s Trian takes seat on Rentokil board

    Trian head of research Brian Baldwin appointed as non-executive director following profit warning at pest control group

    A Rentokil technician places a white mouse trap labeled "Caution - Do Not Touch" and "Rodenticide" against the wall of an office building
  • Wednesday, 11 September, 2024
    Rentokil shares tumble 20% following profit warning

    World’s biggest pest control group hit by slowdown in North America in blow to activist investor Nelson Peltz

    A bedbug
  • Wednesday, 12 June, 2024
    Lex
    The Peltz playbook at Rentokil can’t just be a listing change Premium content

    The pest control group clearly has problems that the activist investor believes he can solve

    A mouse trap is placed on the floor
  • Wednesday, 12 June, 2024
    What does Peltz want from Rentokil?

    Simply the pest

  • Wednesday, 12 June, 2024
    Rentokil shares jump as activist investor Peltz takes stake

    London-listed pest control group has suffered slowdown in US

    A Rentokil technician putting down a bait box
  • Friday, 10 November, 2023
    Investments
    Directors’ Deals: Bosses get the bug for Rentokil shares

    Lower demand in the US has sent the share price down

    A bedbug
  • Thursday, 19 October, 2023
    Lex
    Rentokil Initial: valuation gap with US peers will be a tricky bug to squash Premium content

    Pest controller’s credibility depends on avoiding further upsets and driving higher margins out of Terminix deal

    A Rentokil pest technician at work
  • Thursday, 19 October, 2023
    Rentokil shares fall 20% after group warns of lower US demand

    Pest control company struggles to win new customers in North America amid tough economic climate

    A Rentokil technician next to his van
  • Tuesday, 30 May, 2023
    News in-depthClimate Capital
    Pest control groups prepare for mosquito boom in rich countries as planet warms

    Rise in temperatures has led to the spread of disease-carriers to higher altitudes

    A health worker fumigates an area to ward off mosquitoes on the French island of La Réunion
  • Friday, 28 April, 2023
    Investments
    Directors’ Deals: Rentokil share sales pay Ransom

    Revenue at the group jumps by 65% in the first quarter of 2023

    Rentokil technician takes items from his van
  • Thursday, 16 March, 2023
    Rentokil shares jump on signs US pest deal is paying off

    FTSE 100 group lifts forecasts for savings on back of $5.4bn takeover of US rival Terminix

    Rentokil technician with torch and radar
  • Friday, 20 January, 2023
    Rentokil takes on the world’s rat problem with facial recognition

    Biggest pest control group turns AI technology on rodents to track them down

    Camera shots of rats in a loft space
  • Wednesday, 15 December, 2021
    FT News Briefing podcast9 min listen
    The queen of the bull market faces her toughest test

    The Federal Reserve is expected to announce acceleration of stimulus taper at today’s meeting

  • Tuesday, 14 December, 2021
    Lex
    Rentokil/Terminix: ratcatcher sees chance of a killing in $6.7bn US deal Premium content

    Now worth more than £10bn, group may surpass valuation achieved before market crash of 2000

  • Tuesday, 14 December, 2021
    Rentokil to buy US extermination specialist Terminix in $6.7bn deal

    UK company offers a 47% premium for its biggest acquisition in years

    A Rentokil technician
  • Friday, 30 July, 2021
    Investments
    Investors’ Chronicle: Rentokil, ITV, Royal Dutch Shell

    Companies analysis from our sister publication

  • Friday, 2 April, 2021
    Investments
    Rentokil North America boss offloads £1.2m in shares

    Company set to outline how it can benefit from greater interest in hygiene post-pandemic

  • Friday, 8 January, 2021
    Rentokil raises profit guidance on strong demand for disinfection

    Pest control group says it is unclear how long increased demand would last

  • Thursday, 30 July, 2020
    LombardCat Rutter Pooley
    Why Lloyds’ melancholic view of Britain’s prospects makes sense

    Bellwether bank takes £3.8bn in charges; Rentokil rides the Covid clean-up wave

  • Friday, 29 May, 2020
    Investments
    Rentokil directors sell down

    Company retrains employees in deep cleaning services

  • Tuesday, 7 April, 2020
    LexExecutive Pay
    Executive pay: beware pro-managerial massage Premium content

    With so many businesses being bailed out by taxpayers, incentive plans need a deep rethink

  • Thursday, 17 October, 2019
    Lex
    Rentokil: papa roach
  • Thursday, 28 February, 2019
    Warm 2018 boosts demand for Rentokil services

    Pest controller’s share price bolstered by rise in calls to deal with insects and rats

    A Rentokil pest technician lays an insect detector at an office premises in Maidenhead, U.K., on Wednesday, Feb. 17, 2010. Rentokil, based next to EnglandÕs Gatwick Airport, is the worldÕs largest pest-control company and also supplies washrooms and provides commercial kitchen cleaning, as well as maintenance and office plants. Photographer: Chris Ratcliffe/Bloomberg
  • Thursday, 18 October, 2018
    LombardMatthew Vincent
    Unilever investors show long-termism does not mean loyalty

    Rush to sell shares sheds light on shareholders’ view of management

    File photo dated 14/06/12 of a Unilever sign. Unilever is facing further opposition to its move from London to Rotterdam as another shareholder signalled its intention to vote against the plan. PRESS ASSOCIATION Photo. Issue date: Wednesday October 3, 2018. Royal London Asset Management has joined a chorus of investors in opposing the proposal, which will see the Ben & Jerry's owner scrap its Anglo-Dutch dual listing and relocate its headquarters to the Netherlands. See PA story CITY Unilever. Photo credit should read: Tim Ireland/PA Wire
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