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LONDON BROKER RATINGS: Goldman raises Bunzl; Barclays cuts Tate & Lyle

Fri, 03rd Oct 2025 09:30

(Alliance News) - The following London-listed shares received analyst recommendations Friday morning and on Thursday:

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FTSE 100

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Citigroup raises JD Sports Fashion price target to 104 (95) pence - 'neutral'

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Goldman Sachs raises Tesco price target to 510 (470) pence - 'buy'

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Barclays raises Tesco price target to 500 (475) pence - 'overweight'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises Tesco price target to 495 (470) pence - 'buy'

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Goldman Sachs raises Bunzl to 'neutral' (sell) - price target 2,510 (2,375) pence

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Goldman Sachs cuts SSE price target to 2,299 (2,306) pence - 'buy'

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Citigroup raises Schroders to 'buy' (neutral) - price target 435 (420) pence

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RBC raises Diploma to 'outperform' (underperform) - price target 6,000 (4,500) pence

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Deutsche Bank Research cuts Unilever price target to 5,050 (5,100) pence - 'buy'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises St James's Place price target to 1,900 (1,800) pence - 'buy'

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BofA reinitiates Intertek with 'buy' - price target 5990 pence

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FTSE 250

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Berenberg raises Morgan Sindall price target to 5,250 (5,000) pence - 'buy'

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BofA raises Morgan Sindall price target to 5,200 (5,100) pence - 'buy'

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Barclays cuts Tate & Lyle to 'equal weight' - price target 430 (650) pence

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BofA cuts Tate & Lyle price target to 630 (730) pence - 'buy'

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Deutsche Bank Research cuts Tate & Lyle price target to 460 (800) pence - 'buy'

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RBC cuts Close Brothers price target to 500 (525) pence - 'sector perform'

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RBC raises Genuit Group price target to 520 (505) pence - 'outperform'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises Man Group price target to 225 (215) pence - 'buy'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises Jupiter Fund Management price target to 145 (130) pence - 'hold'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises AJ Bell price target to 625 (600) pence - 'buy'

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Deutsche Bank Research raises IntegraFin target to 450 (425) pence - 'buy'

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Berenberg cuts Greggs price target to 2,640 (3,060) pence - 'buy'

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SMALL CAP

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Deutsche Bank raises Polar Capital to 'buy' (hold) - price target 600 (550) pence

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RBC raises Polar Capital price target to 640 (560) pence - 'outperform'

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Goldman Sachs raises Ceres Power to 'buy' (neutral) - price target 190 (138) pence

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Deutsche Bank Research cuts Liontrust Asset Management price target to 280 (290) pence - 'hold'

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Berenberg cuts Strix Group price target to 85 (90) pence - 'buy'

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JD Sports Tesco Bunzl SSE Schroders Diploma Unilever St James's Place Intertek Group Morgan Sindall Group Tate & Lyle Close Bros Genuit Group Man Jupiter Fund Management AJ Bell IntegraFin Holdings Greggs Polar Capital Ceres Power Liontrust Asset Management Strix

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