LSE:ICG 12 June 2026 - 14 June 2026

ICG plc jumped in London on Friday, ending the session at 1,779p, or £17.79, as UK stocks staged a broader rebound and financials gained ground. ICG finished ahead of the FTSE 100 and clawed back losses after its ex-dividend date, when the window for qualifying for the next payout closed for buyers. The stock is still well under its 52-week top of £23.40, keeping it in recovery mode rather than breaking out. Dividend dates kept ICG in the spotlight. The group’s calendar lists June 11 as the ex-dividend date, June 12 for the record, and July 31 for the ordinary payout. May results showed a total ordinary dividend of 87p per share for FY26, up from 83p. That’s a 16th

ICG plc shares rebounded on Friday, helped by a stronger London market and a stock-specific focus on a fresh credit dispute involving French technology group Exail. Hargreaves Lansdown’s delayed quote showed ICG at a 1,749p sell price and 1,750p buy price, up 34p, or 1.98%, while the FTSE 100 was up 0.88%; ICG’s own investor page showed the stock at 1,754p, up 2.21%, at 13:29 BST. The move followed a 4.67% fall to 1,716p on Thursday, according to ICG’s share-price tool, a session that coincided with the stock going ex-dividend. Ex-dividend means new buyers no longer qualify for the upcoming dividend, so shares often adjust around that date; AJ Bell lists ICG’s latest dividend amount at 59.30p, with an ex-dividend