Change in trading currency of Compass Group's Ordinary Shares
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Compass Group (OTCQX: CMPGF) will change the trading currency of its Ordinary Shares on the London Stock Exchange from sterling (GBP) to US dollars (USD), effective 1 April 2026.
The move aligns share trading currency with the Group's reporting currency to reduce FX volatility in the share price and simplify the investment case for global investors. The change will not affect FTSE index inclusion or the LSE listing. Dividends will continue in GBP unless shareholders elect to receive them in USD.
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- Effective date: 1 April 2026
- Trading currency changed from GBP to USD
- Alignment with reporting currency to reduce FX volatility
- No impact on FTSE inclusion or LSE listing
- Dividend option: shareholders may elect USD payments
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- None.
Legal Entity Identifier (LEI) No. 2138008M6MH9OZ6U2T68
This transition aligns the Group's share price trading currency with its reporting currency, reducing FX volatility in the share price and simplifying the investment case for global investors. The change will not affect Compass Group's FTSE index inclusion or its LSE listing. Dividends will continue to be paid in GBP unless shareholders elect to receive them in USD.
About Compass Group PLC
Compass Group is a global leader in food services, operating in over 25 countries, with over 590,000 employees worldwide and generating underlying revenues of over
Website www.compass-group.com
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