Diageo plc filings document foreign-issuer disclosures for the company's ADR and ordinary-share capital structure. Form 6-K reports furnish trading statements, interim results, regional sales commentary, operating-profit measures, cash-flow disclosures, leverage priorities and portfolio actions across Diageo's global beverage alcohol business.
The filing record also covers total voting rights, treasury shares, director and PDMR shareholding notifications, director declarations, block listing reviews, major-holdings notices and base prospectus supplements. These disclosures connect the NYSE-traded DEO ADR with Diageo's UK-listed ordinary shares, governance obligations and recurring capital-market reporting under foreign-issuer rules.
Diageo reported preliminary results for the year ended 30 June 2026 with reported net sales of $19.6 billion, down 3.0%, and organic net sales down 2.0%. Growth in Europe, Latin America and Caribbean, and Africa was offset by weakness in North America and Asia Pacific and adverse mix, including in Chinese white spirits; excluding CWS, organic net sales would have been approximately 1.5% higher.
Organic operating profit grew 2.0% and organic margin expanded 116bps, reflecting cost savings, but reported operating profit fell 27.2% to $3,156 million and margin declined 535bps due mainly to exceptional restructuring costs and $1.5 billion of impairment charges, largely related to Türkiye and certain brands including Don Papa. Net profit was $1,958 million, down 22.9%. Basic EPS was 78.1 cents, down 26.3%, while EPS before exceptional items was 165.3 cents, up 0.7%.
Free cash flow increased by $463 million to $3.2 billion, and net debt at 30 June 2026 was $20.5 billion, with net debt to adjusted EBITDA of 3.1x. A two‑year restructuring programme generated $0.9 billion of charges in fiscal 26, including about $752 million for a new operating framework expected to deliver around $850 million of savings over two years starting in fiscal 27. The recommended full‑year dividend is 50 cents per share compared with 103.48 cents in fiscal 25. Diageo also highlighted progress on its ‘Spirit of Progress’ ESG plan, including reaching 5.1 million drink‑driving educational experiences and achieving water replenishment targets at water‑stressed sites, while noting challenges in meeting Scope 3 carbon targets at the intended pace.
Diageo plc reports its share capital position and senior management share dealings for July 2026. As at 30 June 2026, issued capital comprised 2,432,397,125 Ordinary Shares, of which 205,812,357 were held in Treasury without voting rights, giving 2,226,584,768 voting rights. The company is rectifying its register to remove 28,355 Ordinary Shares purportedly issued to subsidiaries in 1997 that it has determined were null and void.
The Chair, Sir John Manzoni, received 31 shares at £15.29 via a Dividend Reinvestment Plan and separately purchased 436 shares at £15.03. Members of the Executive Committee, including the Chief Financial Officer, acquired small numbers of shares through the Diageo 2001 Share Incentive Plan, receiving purchased partnership shares and free matching shares, while additional partnership and matching shares were acquired under the One World Share Incentive Plan, including 0.152 ADS at $85.58 for one executive.
Diageo plc states it will release its full year fiscal 26 preliminary results on 6 August 2026 at 11am UK (12 CET), accompanied by an audio recording and presentation. A webcast Capital Markets Day will begin at 1.30pm UK the same day via Diageo's website.
Diageo plc filed a report detailing its share capital, voting rights and several routine insider share transactions for June 2026. As of 31 May 2026, the company had 2,432,425,480 Ordinary Shares issued, of which 205,825,492 were held in treasury, leaving 2,226,599,988 voting rights.
Multiple directors and senior managers acquired small numbers of shares through salary-based share incentive plans and dividend reinvestment plans, including cash purchases at prices around £14.84–£15.29 per Ordinary Share and $81.02–$81.06 per American Depositary Share, with additional matching or reinvested shares awarded at no cost.
Diageo plc updates investors on share capital, insider dealings and its interim dividend. As at 30 April 2026, issued capital comprised 2,432,425,480 ordinary shares, including 205,839,923 held in treasury, giving 2,226,585,557 voting rights for disclosure calculations.
Several directors and senior managers purchased small numbers of shares, mainly through the Diageo 2001 Share Incentive Plan and the One World Share Incentive Plan, with one tax-related sale following a share award release. Diageo also confirms the sterling value of its 20.00 US cents interim dividend at 14.94 pence per share, based on a US$1:£0.74700 exchange rate, payable on 4 June 2026.
Diageo reports Q3 fiscal 2026 net sales of $4.5 billion, up 2.3% year over year, and reiterates its full-year guidance. Organic net sales grew 0.3% in the quarter, with volume up 0.4% and price/mix slightly negative.
Europe, Latin America & Caribbean and Africa all delivered strong organic net sales growth, each at least high-single-digit, supported by Easter timing and FIFA World Cup-related sell-in. North America remained a drag, with organic net sales down high-single-digit and US Spirits particularly weak. Asia Pacific declined slightly as lower Chinese white spirits offset growth in international premium spirits.
Management expects fiscal 2026 organic net sales to be down 2–3% and organic operating profit to be flat to up low-single-digit, including about $300 million of cost savings from the Accelerate programme. The company targets $3 billion of free cash flow versus $2.7 billion in fiscal 2025, lower capital expenditure, and leverage reduction supported by the agreed sale of USL’s RCB business and the planned disposal of its stake in EABL.
Diageo plc reports that its issued capital as at 31 March 2026 comprised 2,432,425,480 ordinary shares, of which 205,867,779 were held in treasury. This left a total of 2,226,557,701 voting rights, which shareholders can use as the reference point for disclosure thresholds.
The company also discloses several small insider share purchases under employee share plans. Chair Sir John Manzoni bought 446 shares at £14.71, and multiple Executive Committee members, including the Chief Financial Officer, purchased around 10–11 shares each at £14.71 with additional matching shares awarded. Further minor purchases and matching awards occurred under the One World Share Incentive Plan using both ordinary shares and American Depositary Shares.
Diageo plc reports that Artisan Partners Limited Partnership now holds 5.026985% of its voting rights, representing 111,928,723 voting rights attached to shares.
The holding is entirely in shares, with no additional voting rights held through financial instruments. Custodian banks such as Bank of New York, State Street, Northern Trust, and others are listed as shareholders on behalf of the ultimate holder.
Diageo plc filed a Form 6-K summarising multiple March 2026 disclosures, ranging from capital structure to executive share dealings and financing documentation. As of 28 February 2026, the company had 2,432,425,480 Ordinary Shares issued and 2,226,452,178 total voting rights after 205,973,302 treasury shares.
The filing details routine director and senior executive transactions, including share purchases by the Chair at £15.18 and various awards, option grants and tax-cover sales under long-term incentive and share incentive plans in London and New York. Diageo, Diageo Finance plc and Diageo Capital B.V. also published an FCA-approved supplement to their debt issuance Programme’s base prospectus.
A key event is Diageo subsidiary United Spirits Limited agreeing to sell its 100% equity stake in Royal Challengers Sports Private Limited, owner of the Royal Challengers Bengaluru IPL and WPL franchises, to an Aditya Birla Group–led consortium for INR 166.6 billion, subject to customary legal and regulatory approvals in India.
Diageo plc filed a report summarizing several February 2026 disclosures. As of 31 January 2026, the company’s issued capital was 2,432,425,480 ordinary shares, including 205,986,795 held in treasury, giving a total of 2,226,438,685 voting rights for regulatory threshold calculations.
The filing also records insider share purchases and awards under Diageo share incentive plans. Chair Sir John Manzoni bought 365 ordinary shares at £17.99, while the Chief Financial Officer and multiple Executive Committee members acquired small numbers of partnership shares with matching shares granted.
In addition, Senior Independent Director Susan Kilsby is noted as serving as Executive Chair of Fortune Brands Innovations, Inc. from 12 February 2026 to 13 May 2026, temporarily assuming CEO duties there before returning to her non-executive chair role.