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Frasers Group PLC

Frasers Group's stock price rises, analyst ratings vary

Frasers Group Opens Flagship Store in Liverpool

Frasers Group stock trading up

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Frasers Group to Open Over 350 Sports Direct Stores in Southeast Asia and India

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Boohoo Group Plc announced a change in major holdings, with Frasers Group Plc acquiring or disposing of voting rights. As of December 5, 2025, Frasers Group holds 28.289841% of voting rights, down from 29.053700%. The notification was completed on December 9, 2025, in Shirebrook, England.

London Stock Exchange

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British business news highlights include an investigation into Ernst & Young for due process failures, Mike Ashley pledging shares in Frasers Group for a loan, William Hill UK reviewing strategic options, Leon planning to shut 20 restaurants, Zilch securing a payments licence, Thames Water facing revenue cuts, and a UK-US tariff deal affecting pharmaceutical revenue paybacks.

Reuters

British Business - December 11

UK's FTSE 100 index is expected to open lower. Shell faces legal challenges and platform shutdowns. Glencore exports cobalt under new quotas. Frasers Group's shares pledged for a loan. Anglo American's merger with Teck Resources approved. Diageo workers resume strike over pay. TT Electronics faces potential takeover. Oil prices steady, gold rises, copper stable. FTSE 100 unchanged due to mixed sector performance. Key corporate events include Berkeley Group results and Domino's investor day.

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Frasers Group PLC announced that MASH Beta Ltd, through which Mike Ashley holds shares, has pledged 103,572,688 Ordinary Shares (23% of the company's issued share capital) to HSBC Bank as security for a personal bank lending facility. Mike Ashley retains beneficial ownership and voting rights over these shares. This transaction was notified on 9 December 2025.

REG - Frasers Group PLC - Director/PDMR Shareholding

Jefferies analyst Andrew Wade maintains a Buy rating on Frasers Group, setting a price target of p1,100.00, citing strategic acquisitions like Swindon Designer Outlet and growth potential. Frasers' Elevation Strategy and investments in physical retail spaces support future growth. TR | OpenAI also reiterates a Buy rating with a p757.00 price target.

Tip Ranks

Frasers Group’s Strategic Acquisitions and Growth Potential Justify Buy Rating

FTSE 100 Live 09 December: BAT shares fall, Frasers strikes shopping centre deal -

FTSE 100 live: BAT shares fall, Frasers strikes shopping centre deal

Shore Capital analyst reiterated a Hold rating on Frasers Group yesterday. The company’s shares closed yesterday at p704.00.TipRanks Cyber Monday Sale Claim 60% off TipRanks Premium for data-backed insights and research tools you need to invest with confidence. Subscribe to TipRanks' Smart Investor Picks and see our data in action through our high-performing model portfolio - now also 60% off Currently, the analyst consensus on Frasers Group is a Hold with an average price target of p886.67.

Shore Capital Sticks to Their Hold Rating for Frasers Group (FRAS)

Top British business stories include Frasers Group CFO Chris Wootton criticizing Chancellor Rachel Reeves' budget, Stagecoach transferring its pension fund to Aberdeen, Versace's creative director Dario Vitale leaving after a deal with Prada, and TikTok UK safety workers signing agreements to leave. Additionally, Nigel Farage accused the BBC of hypocrisy, and Bank of America's CEO warned countries about budget caution.

British Business - December 5

Michael Murray, CEO of Frasers, criticized Rachel Reeves's Budget for damaging consumer confidence, leading to reduced spending. He highlighted the confusion caused by speculation on tax changes and criticized the lack of support for high street retailers. Murray noted increased business rates and minimum wage hikes as challenges, expressing frustration over the government's lack of engagement with large retailers.

The telegraph

Sports Direct boss attacks ‘shambolic’ Budget

FTSE 100 Live 04 December: Energy bills to rise, Frasers and SSP post results -