LSE:IHG 13 May 2026 - 6 July 2026

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC fell 1.06% to $167.55 in London on Friday, leaving the stock down 2.33% over five sessions but still up 19.01% this year. Its ordinary shares have traded in U.S. dollars on the London Stock Exchange since Jan. 2, after IHG switched the quote currency from sterling. The stock lagged the wider London tape. The FTSE 100 closed up 0.2% at 10,679.03, helped by financials and precious metals miners, Reuters reported.

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC edged down after hours in London, last changing hands at $172.25 at 1800 BST, off 0.29%. The FTSE 100 Index had closed up 0.12% at 10,497.12. LSE’s normal trading closes at 1630 local, so this was a post-market price, not from the regular order book. Investors looked to the buyback price. IHG said Tuesday it purchased 74,905 ordinary shares on June 29 via Goldman Sachs International, part of Goldman Sachs Group Inc, paying between $171.7500 and $173.6000 per share. The average price paid was $172.8874, which is 0.37% above the last trade at $172.25.

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC slipped on Friday. The more telling figure was in its buyback record. The company repurchased shares Thursday at an average price higher than anything seen during Friday's session for the Holiday Inn operator. IHG slipped 0.7% to $171.45 at 15:01 BST, according to Davy, after moving between $169.50 and $173.30 earlier in the session. London was trading at that time, with the regular London Stock Exchange session running from 0800 to 1630 BST.

c shares slipped 0.1% to $169.45 as of 13:46 BST on Tuesday, still trading about 1.6% under their 52-week high of $172.20. The FTSE 100 was down 0.7% in morning trade, with interest-rate worries weighing. IHG’s London shares have been priced in U.S. dollars since January 2. IHG held steady after fresh news. The company signed two long-term hotel deals, adding to its development pipeline. IHG also bought more shares back, which affects per-share numbers right away.

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC shares slipped 1.3% by Friday afternoon, lagging the wider London market. IHG traded at $168.90 as of 13:47 BST. Dealers said weaker risk appetite followed news that planned U.S.-Iran talks were scrapped. Oil and healthcare stocks kept the FTSE 100 from falling further. IHG shares slipped Friday without a new earnings statement or a guidance change. The first-quarter update from May 7 is still the most recent formal trading report, so the move looks more like a pullback after recent strength than a sign of new business trouble. Intraday swings in the stock don’t usually come down to just one reason.

InterContinental Hotels Group PLC shares traded a touch higher in London Tuesday, staying near recent highs. Investors sized up another share buyback notice, but the stock’s valuation already reflects plenty of optimism. IHG’s investor page showed shares quoted at $168.95 at 14:47 on June 16, up 0.63% from the prior close. The company now lists its shares in dollars on the London Stock Exchange after switching from pounds to U.S. dollars for ordinary-share trading on January 2, 2026. IHG's latest filing put the stock back on traders' radar. The company said it bought 20,000 ordinary shares on June 15, working through Goldman Sachs International. Price came in between $167.05 and $169.80, with an average of $168.3849. The shares will be

London, June 15, 2026, 17:03 BST. InterContinental Hotels Group PLC shares climbed Monday after the company said it will start a new share buyback. The Holiday Inn and Crowne Plaza parent was last seen at $167.90, up $1.45, or 0.87%. AJ Bell showed an intraday high of $169.95 and put the group’s market cap at nearly $24.91 billion. A filing said IHG bought 20,000 shares through Goldman Sachs International on June 12, paying between $164.00 and $167.00 for stock that will be cancelled. Cancelling shares trims the count and can push earnings per share up if net profit stands still.

London, June 13, 2026, 22:02 BST. InterContinental Hotels Group PLC shares ended the latest London session sharply higher, closing Friday at $166.45, a 3.77% gain that beat the broader FTSE 100 move of 1.63%. AJ Bell data showed the stock touched a year high of $167.00 during the session, with market capitalisation around $24.70 billion. The comparison matters because IHG’s move was not just part of a broad UK rally; it also reflected investor attention on the company’s ongoing capital return programme.

IHG shares were up 1.05% at $163.50 in late London trade on Monday, close to recent highs. The Holiday Inn parent announced another buyback, and investors kept backing hotel stocks, betting on steady travel demand. IHG was last quoted at 16:03 BST, with the London session set to close at 16:30. IHG’s dollar quote isn’t just for New York. Its ordinary shares on the London Stock Exchange have traded in U.S. dollars since Jan. 2 after the company said it switched from pounds to align with its dollar-based reporting.