LSE:IMI 4 May 2026 - 3 July 2026

IMI buyback math shows FTSE gap with results still ahead

IMI buyback math shows FTSE gap with results still ahead

IMI plc closed out the week up 0.82% at 2,940p, widening a weekly gap over the FTSE 100, which finished Friday up 0.25% at 10,679.03. London markets are closed for the weekend. For holders, the main point isn’t the daily price move but the share count calculation. IMI wrapped up its first £250 million buyback, part of the planned £500 million program. Now Deutsche Bank AG’s London branch, operating as Deutsche Numis, will oversee the next £250 million phase.
July 4, 2026
IMI plc (LON:IMI) lags FTSE 100 as buyback impact dulls gains

IMI shares gain ahead of £500 million buyback and July results

IMI plc pushed higher late in Friday’s London session, with trading patterns hinting at a cash-return move, not fresh news from the company. Shares were up 42p, or 1.44%, at 2,958p as of 16:01 BST on Google Finance. The FTSE 100 index added 0.18% at 15:47 BST. London Stock Exchange trading ends at 16:30 BST. IMI is trading near its highs, but the second £250 million piece of its buyback hasn’t shown up yet in daily filings. Investegate’s IMI RNS feed showed the most recent IMI update was a July 1 total voting rights notice; before that, a June 22 filing said the first £250 million buyback piece was finished.
July 3, 2026
IMI plc (LON:IMI) lags FTSE 100 as buyback impact dulls gains

IMI plc (LON:IMI) lags FTSE 100 as buyback impact dulls gains

IMI plc fell 8p to 2,916p on Thursday, losing 0.27% while the FTSE 100 added 1.67%. IMI lagged the index by nearly 2 points. Trading volume was about 18% higher than usual. Hargreaves Lansdown listed the stock as closed for the day with pricing delayed. IMI gave up just a little ground. The setup was bigger. Shares are still sitting 39.12% higher year-on-year and now just 4.21% under their June 19 peak at 3,044.04p. That doesn’t leave much space for a typical buyback and guidance play unless July earnings prove the valuation.
July 2, 2026
IMI drops off year high after £500 million buyback cuts shares

IMI drops off year high after £500 million buyback cuts shares

IMI plc slipped roughly 1.4% late Monday in London, easing back from Friday’s top even as the broader market moved higher. The stock pulled back with no new operating warning, and some traders pointed to profit-taking after the recent rally. IMI reported its latest buyback on Friday, picking up 54,318 shares at an average price of £30.31 each. That’s near the day’s top trade at £30.42. The group cancels the bought shares, which shrinks its total share count.
June 22, 2026
IMI trades close to record after buyback draws eyes to UK engineer’s cash

IMI trades close to record after buyback draws eyes to UK engineer’s cash

IMI plc shares slipped in late London trade Wednesday, hovering near a new 52-week high. Investors looked at another buyback announcement, with the broader UK market trading flat. IMI shares traded at 2,978p, off 0.27% as of 4:03 p.m. in London. The stock hit 3,003.16p earlier in the session. According to Google Finance, IMI’s market cap stood near £7.13 billion. Among peers, Weir Group gained 2.30% and Smiths Group was up 0.43%.
June 17, 2026
IMI plc Keeps 2026 Guidance Intact — The Middle East Risk Investors Are Watching

IMI Shares Outpace FTSE, What’s Next for the Stock

IMI plc shares finished the week higher than the broader London market. The engineering company closed Friday at 2,832p, gaining 1.07%. Investors kept an eye on its share buyback and ongoing macro uncertainty. Since May 29, the stock has risen about 1.8% from 2,782p. London’s market shuts for the weekend, so Friday’s close stands as the last available price until trading starts again. The exchange trades on weekdays, with normal hours from 8:00 to 16:30 local time.
June 6, 2026
IMI Stock Moves Higher as Fresh Buyback Puts FTSE 100 Engineer in Focus

IMI Stock Moves Higher as Fresh Buyback Puts FTSE 100 Engineer in Focus

IMI Plc shares edged higher late on Tuesday after the FTSE 100 engineering group disclosed another share repurchase, keeping attention on capital returns as UK investors weighed softer labour data and rate risks. At 16:04 GMT+1, IMI traded at 2,702p, up 0.45%, after moving between 2,674p and 2,734p. The competitive read-across was mixed: Google Finance showed Weir flat, Spirax down 0.87% and Smiths Group down 1.12%.
May 19, 2026
IMI plc Keeps 2026 Guidance Intact — The Middle East Risk Investors Are Watching

IMI plc Keeps 2026 Guidance Intact — The Middle East Risk Investors Are Watching

IMI plc stuck to its 2026 profit forecast as organic revenue for the first quarter climbed 5%. Investors remain focused on the FTSE 100 engineering firm's ability to translate its order backlog into sales, with parts of the Middle East still unsettled by conflict. IMI continues to project full-year adjusted basic earnings per share between 136p and 142p. The range barely diverged from what the market was already pricing in. According to the company’s own analyst consensus from April 29, 2026 adjusted EPS stood at 140.1p with group revenue forecast at 2.37 billion pounds — so guidance didn’t move far from those expectations.
May 13, 2026
IMI Shares Slip as £500 Million Buyback Puts Q1 Update in Focus

IMI Shares Slip as £500 Million Buyback Puts Q1 Update in Focus

IMI plc dropped 2.01% to finish at 2,736 pence on May 1, its last session before the UK market holiday. As the FTSE 100 edged down 0.14%, attention stayed on the Birmingham engineer’s £500 million buyback and the first-quarter update lined up for next week. London markets were closed Monday for the Early May Bank Holiday, so IMI’s last active price came from Friday. The London Stock Exchange had flagged May 4 as both a non-trading and non-settlement day, according to its official calendar.
May 4, 2026