LSE:HLN 14 May 2026

Business·Finance·Investments·LSE:HLN·News

Haleon shares edge higher as buyback returns spotlight

Haleon bought 8.3 million shares for cancellation under its 2026 buyback programme, bringing the completed portion to 36%. The stock rose 0.86% to 340.10p/340.20p on Hargreaves Lansdown. The company reported Q1 organic revenue growth of 2.2% and kept its full-year guidance. UK stocks broadly gained after weak labour data eased rate hike concerns.

May 19, 2026

LSE:HLN·News·Pharmaceutical Industry·Sports Marketing·Sports Medicine

Haleon’s New UEFA Medical Deal Puts Voltaren in Football Spotlight—But Shares Lag

Haleon became UEFA Medical’s first Health Partner in a multi-year deal focused on football-related pain management and clinician education. The company’s pain relief sales slipped 0.3% in the first quarter, while respiratory health dropped 3.4%. Haleon shares ended slightly lower in London. Financial terms of the UEFA partnership were not disclosed.

May 14, 2026

How to Build a £787 Monthly Second Income from UK Dividends Starting with No Savings
May 30, 2026, 3:16 AM EDT. Investing in UK stocks that pay dividends can provide a second income. The FTSE 350 has an average yield of 3.1%, while the top FTSE 100 stocks yield 6.4%. Legal & General (LSE:LGEN) offers an 8% dividend yield, meaning a £100,000 investment could generate around £8,000 annually or £667 monthly. By investing £150 monthly at 6-7% annual returns, one can build a portfolio of roughly £102,000 to £118,000 over 25 years, potentially generating £787 per month in dividends. However, dividends are not guaranteed and depend on company performance and market conditions.