Marcin Frąckiewicz

Marcin Frąckiewicz is the CEO of TS2 Space and a longtime technology entrepreneur focused on telecommunications, satellite communications and digital innovation. A graduate of the Warsaw School of Economics (SGH), he writes about space technology, artificial intelligence and publicly traded technology companies. His analysis covers major market trends, emerging technologies and the businesses shaping the future of the global economy.

Mister Car Wash Stock Is No Longer Trading After $3.1 Billion Leonard Green Buyout

Mister Car Wash Stock Is No Longer Trading After $3.1 Billion Leonard Green Buyout

New York, June 12, 2026, 11:35. Mister Car Wash, Inc. stock no longer has a live public-market price for investors to trade. Nasdaq said the company’s last trading date was May 18, 2026, after shareholder approval became effective in April and the merger closed before the market opened on May 19; the exchange listed the merger consideration at $7.00 for each share held. StockAnalysis also marks MCW as inactive, showing a last trade price of $7.10 on May 18 and noting the company was delisted after being taken private.
June 12, 2026
DCC Plc Trades Steady at 6,130p After KKR Bids £5.7 Billion, July in Focus

DCC Plc Trades Steady at 6,130p After KKR Bids £5.7 Billion, July in Focus

DCC Plc traded at 6,130p by early Friday afternoon, holding steady after the FTSE 100 name signaled more progress toward a deal with a KKR- and Energy Capital Partners-led group. Shares moved between 6,115p and 6,170p in the session, according to Davy market data. DCC on June 10 set out a new offer for shareholders, saying they would get 6,672.22p a share, with 6,525p in cash and a final dividend of 147.22p per share for the year ended March 31, 2026. The company said this revised offer was about 33% over the three-month volume-weighted average share price of 5,005p before talks started, and stands 15% higher than DCC’s earlier proposal of 5,800p per share that was turned down in April.
June 12, 2026
GSK up as rare-disease tag shines spotlight on $10.6bn oncology deal

GSK up as rare-disease tag shines spotlight on $10.6bn oncology deal

GSK plc shares traded up in London on Friday after another pipeline update from the UK drugmaker. At 12:24 London time, Sharecast quoted the stock 1.32% higher, or up 26p, while Hargreaves Lansdown’s delayed retail quotes pegged GSK at about 1,988p/1,989p. The move extends a rally that began after Thursday’s 2.13% gain, which beat a smaller FTSE 100 rise. GSK said momelotinib, marketed as Ojjaara/Omjjara for myelofibrosis, just got Orphan Drug Designation from the US FDA and the European Medicines Agency for VEXAS syndrome—a rare, life-threatening inflammatory and blood disorder with no drugs cleared for use. Orphan Drug Designation gives some incentives for making rare disease drugs, but it is not a green light to start selling for that use.
June 12, 2026
BAT Lags FTSE 100 After Guidance Cut, Vape Hopes in Focus

BAT Lags FTSE 100 After Guidance Cut, Vape Hopes in Focus

British American Tobacco p.l.c. fell in London on Friday, with Hargreaves Lansdown showing a sell price of 4,565p and a buy price of 4,567p, off 18p, or 0.39%. The FTSE 100 gained 1.14%. BAT had only just picked up some ground this week, including a 2.03% jump to £45.66 on Wednesday. Investors remain split on whether the stock’s income case stacks up against slowing cigarette volumes and steady full-year guidance. BAT’s pre-close update on June 2 has kept the share in play. The company now sees “New Category” revenue—which covers vapour, heated tobacco, and oral nicotine—growing at a mid-teens rate for both the first half and the full year. But BAT left 2026 group revenue guidance at the low end
June 12, 2026
Experian Shares Rebound After Two-Day Slide as Investors Weigh FY27 Growth and AI Push

Experian Shares Rebound After Two-Day Slide as Investors Weigh FY27 Growth and AI Push

Experian PLC shares edged higher on Friday, with Hargreaves Lansdown showing the stock at a 2,527p sell price and 2,528p buy price, up 30p, or 1.2%, after a previous close of 2,497p. The move roughly tracked a stronger FTSE 100 session, with HL’s market page showing the index up 1.14%, but it did not erase the stock’s recent weakness. The bounce followed two sessions of underperformance. MarketWatch data showed Experian fell 2.41% on Wednesday, June 10, to £25.56 even as the FTSE 100 rose 0.27%, then dropped another 2.31% on Thursday, June 11, to £24.97 while the FTSE 100 rose 0.48%. That matters for the share price because the selling appears company-specific, not simply a market-wide move, and suggests investors
June 12, 2026
Marks & Spencer Shares Edge Higher on Signs of Fresh Recovery Focus

Marks & Spencer Shares Edge Higher on Signs of Fresh Recovery Focus

Marks and Spencer Group plc shares gained Friday, up 3.57% at 374.20p by 10:45 BST, with 8.32 million shares traded as the FTSE 100 retailer caught a lift from a broader London rally and renewed focus on food-value and store-growth plans. Barclays’ research showed a sell price of 374.00p and a buy price of 374.30p at 10:48 BST. The FTSE 100 gained 1.28%. M&S acted two days after saying it put more than £30 million into cutting prices on over 65 food staples. Items include salmon, beef mince, eggs, ketchup, wraps, onions and frozen fries. The retailer said these cuts boost its Remarksable Value range to 145 products, now benchmarked against rivals. M&S is trying for more basket share but
June 12, 2026
NatWest shares surge as UK banks outperform FTSE 100

NatWest shares surge as UK banks outperform FTSE 100

NatWest Group Plc shares closed higher in London on Friday, with the stock leading gains in UK financials as bank shares bounced in a rising equity market. Hargreaves Lansdown quoted NatWest at 609.40p to sell and 609.80p to buy after the close, up 22.00p, or 3.74%. The FTSE 100, using the same delayed prices, added 1.54%. The bank’s advance lined up with a firmer session in Europe. Reuters said European stocks jumped Friday, with the STOXX 600 climbing 1.2% at the open. Brent crude dropped over 2%. The European banking index was up 2.3% as easing worries about a broader Middle East conflict lifted the mood. Barclays and Standard Chartered each gained more than 2% among UK lenders.
June 12, 2026
Aristocrat Leisure up with A$2.5bn buy-back keeping ASX:ALL in play

Aristocrat Leisure up with A$2.5bn buy-back keeping ASX:ALL in play

Aristocrat Leisure Limited shares pushed higher again Thursday, with ASX:ALL closing at A$53.38, gaining A$0.56, or 1.06%. Investors pointed to the ongoing buy-back and positive first-half results. About 1.37 million shares changed hands. Market data after the June 11 close put the company’s value near A$32.19 billion. The gain was notable as the Australian market slipped. The S&P/ASX 200 finished June 11 at 8,633.20, down 20.10 points, or 0.23%. The index moved between 8,555.30 and 8,670.20 during the day. ASX 200 futures were up 1.7% at 7 a.m. Sydney, according to Stockhead, citing a strong Wall Street close overnight.
June 12, 2026
Woolworths Gains Even as ASX 200 Drops, Defensives in Demand

Woolworths Gains Even as ASX 200 Drops, Defensives in Demand

Woolworths Group ended Thursday at A$38.09, matching its session high after bouncing from a low of A$37.63, per the company’s own share-price page. Woolworths outperformed the broader Australian market, with the S&P/ASX 200 dropping 20.10 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.20. Woolworths finished Wednesday at A$37.63, adding A$1.15, or 3.15%. The move came as consumer staples stocks rallied. The S&P/ASX 200 Consumer Staples Index jumped 3.87% to 12,657.00 in the same session. Coles and other retail shares also traded higher.
June 11, 2026
ANZ Down as ASX Banks Fall, $11 Billion Short Position Pressures Sector

ANZ Down as ASX Banks Fall, $11 Billion Short Position Pressures Sector

ANZ Group Holdings Limited closed Thursday at A$33.83 on the ASX, dropping A$0.73, or 2.11%. Shares opened at A$34.20, hit A$34.43 early before sliding. That’s under Wednesday’s finish at A$34.56. Volume was around 4.49 million. Australian shares edged lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 down 20.10 points, or 0.23%, to 8,633.20. The All Ordinaries dropped 0.23% to 8,836.70. Banks such as ANZ pressured the market, offset in part by gains in energy and healthcare.
June 11, 2026
PLS Group Up 3% as Lithium Stocks Rise Even With ASX 200 Down

PLS Group Up 3% as Lithium Stocks Rise Even With ASX 200 Down

PLS Group Limited shares climbed on Thursday, beating the wider Australian market as lithium names bounced from earlier losses. The ASX-listed lithium producer ended at A$5.94, up 18 cents, or 3.13%. Shares traded between A$5.52 and A$5.96 during the session. S&P/ASX 200 ended down 20.1 points at 8,633.2, off 0.23%. The All Ordinaries slipped 0.23% to 8,836.7. Market Index said financials and tech stocks dragged the market, but materials were up 0.29%.
June 11, 2026
Wesfarmers Shares Hit A$84.31 After Strategy Day While ASX 200 Falls

Wesfarmers Shares Hit A$84.31 After Strategy Day While ASX 200 Falls

Wesfarmers Limited pushed higher on Thursday, with shares up A$0.92, or 1.10%, to A$84.31 at 16:41. The stock had opened at A$82.59, hitting an intraday low of A$82.45 before climbing to a high of A$84.75. Market cap was about A$95.66 billion. The move was one of the few bright spots as Australian shares lost ground. The S&P/ASX 200 ended down 20.1 points, or 0.23%, at 8,633.2. The All Ordinaries dropped 0.23% to 8,836.7. Losses in financials and IT stocks weighed on the market, but some consumer discretionary names advanced. MarketIndex reported Wesfarmers was among the gainers in that sector.
June 11, 2026
CSL jumps 5.75% before ASX to restart after King’s Birthday break

CSL Shares Spike 4% With ASX Health Stocks Recovering

CSL Limited jumped 4.16% to close at A$107.23 on Thursday, snapping back after a rough patch for the healthcare favorite. Shares moved between A$102.15 and A$108.46. About 2.8 million CSL shares traded, topping the usual volume for the name. The move helped lift the ASX healthcare sector, as CSL saw clear buying interest. ASX slips as oil climbs on Mideast worries Australian shares edged lower, with the S&P/ASX 200 down 20.10 points or 0.23% to 8,633.20. The All Ordinaries lost 0.23% to finish at 8,836.70. Tension in the Middle East boosted oil, hitting sentiment. Healthcare and energy were firmer. CSL and Pro Medicus were among healthcare gainers. Banks and tech stocks pulled the index lower.
June 11, 2026
Beazley Plc Takeover Watch: Vanguard’s 5% Filing Puts Zurich’s £8.1 Billion Deal Back in Focus

Beazley Plc trades under Zurich bid price as buyer keeps picking up shares

Beazley Plc shares stayed flat in London on Thursday, trading just above the previous close, while Zurich Insurance kept picking up Beazley stock even as the takeover waits for court approval. The stock opened at 1,283.5p, up half a penny from the June 10 close, according to London Stock Exchange data. Stockopedia logged Beazley unchanged at 1,283p, giving a market cap of around £7.72 billion. Zurich’s newest Form 8 dealing disclosure, released Thursday, sparked the move. Zurich bought 77,851 Beazley shares at 1,282.5p, another 393,491 at 1,283p, and 196,791 at 1,283.5p on June 10. Altogether, Zurich picked up 668,133 shares, which comes out to about £8.57 million at those prices.
June 11, 2026
Ceres Power trades under £103m placing price after AI power raise

Ceres Power trades under £103m placing price after AI power raise

Ceres Power Holdings plc stock fell again Thursday after the company wrapped up a £103 million equity placing. The clean-energy firm now has more cash to target the AI data-centre power market, but the new share sale put pressure on the price. Hargreaves Lansdown showed a 555.5p sell price and 558.5p to buy, off 13p, or 2.27%. Shares traded below the 570p fundraising offer. Ceres Power issued 18 million new ordinary shares, around 9.2% of its earlier share capital. The shares priced at 570p, which is 6.5% under the 609.5p close on June 9, giving the stock a lower point right away. The move was more than a balance-sheet top up, it shifts the reference level for the stock.
June 11, 2026
Bunzl hits 52-week high after upgrade focuses investors on North America business

Bunzl hits 52-week high after upgrade focuses investors on North America business

Bunzl plc shares were up on Thursday, hitting a new 52-week high during the session. The move followed a shift in how the market sees its North America recovery, with no new company news. Barclays’ delayed quote had the stock at 2,582p to sell and 2,584p to buy, up 6p or 0.23% at 13:45 BST. Google Finance showed an intraday peak at 2,614p, setting a fresh 52-week high. Exane BNP Paribas on Tuesday upgraded Bunzl, moving the stock to “outperform” from “neutral” and increasing its price target to 3,000p from 2,450p. The bank said the market was overdoing concerns after last year’s issues and that Bunzl’s troubles hadn’t dealt lasting damage.
June 11, 2026
Sainsbury shares pick up ahead of June trading update

Sainsbury shares pick up ahead of June trading update

Sainsbury shares inched up Thursday, adding to a stronger week for the supermarket group. The stock was at 310.20p, up 0.26%, on the company’s investor site at 13:35 London time. Investors are watching for the June 30 trading update, as they weigh if Sainsbury’s grocery growth can hold up its profit outlook despite higher costs. Sainsbury’s ended Wednesday at £3.09, up 1.81%, while the FTSE 100 added 0.27%. Shares had a stronger day but MarketWatch data said they’re still 16.54% under the 52-week high of £3.71 from December 19.
June 11, 2026
Vodafone shares muted as market waits for Monday move

Vodafone steady as Takeover Talk Swirls, Barclays Cuts Rating

Vodafone shares were up just 0.22% at 113.05 GBX on Thursday after hitting 114.90p earlier, as the stock paused after this week’s rally. The London telecoms name closed Wednesday up 2.69%. Investors earlier reacted to new fixed-line expansion news. Barclays moved first, cutting Vodafone to equal weight from overweight and lowering the target price to 110p from 120p. That's just under where Vodafone traded on Thursday, making it a notable move. “Equal weight” signals the broker is looking for Vodafone to perform about the same as its sector.
June 11, 2026
National Grid Shares Up After UK Grid Reform and £70bn Growth Plan

National Grid Shares Up After UK Grid Reform and £70bn Growth Plan

National Grid shares climbed in London Thursday, as investors saw signs Britain’s backed-up electricity-connection queue may be moving. That speaks directly to the case for owning one of the FTSE 100’s largest regulated utilities. The stock was last at 1,211.00p, up 11.50p, or 0.96%, on lagged data at 12:47 BST, after closing at 1,199.50p. National Grid shares moved after the National Energy System Operator, not the company itself, made an announcement. NESO said Wednesday that it has now issued more than half of the connection offers for transmission and distribution projects planned before 2030. That’s a shift for a stock that’s tied to grid demand becoming approved assets on the balance sheet.)
June 11, 2026
Intertek shares climb as EQT secures another week for £60-a-share offer

Intertek shares climb as EQT secures another week for £60-a-share offer

Intertek Group plc shares gained Thursday after the UK Takeover Panel granted Swedish private equity firm EQT an extra week to decide if it will follow through with its £60-a-share proposal. The FTSE 100 testing group’s stock is mostly moving on the difference between its current price and the possible EQT cash offer rather than on day-to-day earnings news. Intertek shares traded at 5,610p on the sell side and 5,615p to buy at 09:42 BST, up 145p or 2.65%. The FTSE All-Share was up 0.5%, Fidelity market data showed. The stock stayed below the 6,000p cash offer, leaving a spread that investors usually see as a sign of deal risk.
June 11, 2026
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