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The Diageo PLC ORD (DGEAF) SEC filings page aggregates regulatory disclosures for Diageo plc that are relevant to holders of Diageo PLC ORD shares. As a foreign private issuer, Diageo furnishes information to the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission primarily through Form 6-K under the Exchange Act, in addition to its annual Form 20-F. These filings mirror announcements made via the London Stock Exchange’s RNS service and provide structured access to information on capital, governance, financing and performance.
Recent Form 6-K reports include total voting rights and capital announcements, which set out the number of ordinary shares in issue, treasury shares and the resulting total voting rights figure that shareholders may use for disclosure threshold calculations under UK rules. Multiple 6-Ks also detail Director and PDMR shareholdings, including share purchases, participation in the Diageo 2001 Share Incentive Plan, matching share awards and dividend reinvestment plan allocations. These disclosures are made in accordance with the UK Market Abuse Regulation and UK Listing Rules and give insight into insider transactions in Diageo’s ordinary shares.
Filings further cover trading statements, such as the fiscal 26 first-quarter update, where Diageo reports net sales, organic growth metrics and regional performance across North America, Europe, Asia Pacific, Latin America and Caribbean, and Africa. The same documents describe the Accelerate programme, updated guidance on organic net sales and operating profit, and leverage and free cash flow objectives. Other 6-Ks reference the publication of Final Terms for euro-denominated fixed-rate instruments issued by Diageo Finance plc under a European Debt Issuance Programme, guaranteed by Diageo plc.
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Diageo plc filed a report summarizing December 2025 corporate information, including its share capital, board roles and routine insider share dealings. As of 30 November 2025, issued capital comprised 2,432,425,480 Ordinary Shares, of which 206,012,972 were held in treasury, giving 2,226,412,580 total voting rights for disclosure threshold calculations.
The filing notes that non-executive director Melissa Bethell is also a director of The Magnum Ice Cream Company N.V., which has been admitted to trading on Euronext Amsterdam, the London Stock Exchange and the New York Stock Exchange, where she will chair the remuneration committee and serve on the audit committee.
Multiple directors and senior managers acquired Diageo Ordinary Shares and American Depositary Shares through salary deduction share incentive plans, matching share awards and dividend reinvestment plans, at prices including about £16–£17 per Ordinary Share and $88–$90 per ADS. These transactions are disclosed under UK Market Abuse Regulation as routine updates on management shareholdings.
Diageo plc filed a Form 6-K summarising several November 2025 shareholder and governance updates. As of 31 October 2025, the company’s issued capital comprised 2,432,425,480 ordinary shares, of which 206,023,016 were held in treasury, giving a total of 2,226,402,464 voting rights for regulatory disclosure purposes.
The report also details small share purchases and incentive-plan related awards by senior leaders, including Chair Sir John Manzoni and members of the Executive Committee, under an arrangement with the company and the Diageo 2001 Share Incentive Plan. These transactions are routine disclosures under UK Market Abuse Regulation.
In addition, Diageo confirms the Sterling equivalent of its previously announced final dividend at 47.91 pence per ordinary share, based on a US$:£ exchange rate of 1.00000 to 0.76072, with a dividend payment date of 4 December 2025.
Diageo plc appointed Sir Dave Lewis as Chief Executive Officer and Executive Director, effective 1 January 2026. Lewis, former Tesco Group CEO and long-time Unilever executive, will step down as Haleon Chair on 31 December 2025 and continues as a non-executive director at PepsiCo. The Board cited his experience in building and marketing global brands and leading large consumer businesses.
Nik Jhangiani will remain Interim CEO through December and then resume his CFO role, with Deirdre Mahlan continuing to support the transition as Interim CFO. Lewis’s package includes an annual salary of GBP 1,500,000 and a pension contribution of 14% of base salary, alongside standard incentive and shareholding arrangements under Diageo’s remuneration policy.
Diageo plc filed a Q1 fiscal 26 trading update reporting flat organic net sales, as 2.9% organic volume growth was fully offset by a 2.8% negative price/mix. Reported net sales declined 2.2% to $4.9bn, largely due to disposals, with negligible foreign exchange impact.
Regional trends were mixed: Europe grew 3.5% organically, Latin America and Caribbean rose 10.9%, and Africa gained 8.9%, while North America fell 2.7% and Asia Pacific declined 7.5% amid weakness in Chinese white spirits, which the company estimates reduced group net sales by about 2.5% in the quarter.
Management updated its fiscal 26 outlook to reflect softer US demand and China headwinds: organic net sales are expected to be flat to slightly down, and organic operating profit to grow low to mid‑single digit with positive operating leverage supported by the Accelerate cost programme. Guidance includes a ~25% tax rate, ~4.0% effective interest rate, capex at the lower end of $1.2–1.3bn, and about $3bn in free cash flow (vs $2.7bn in fiscal 25). The company targets a 2.5–3.0x leverage ratio no later than fiscal 28 and reiterates cost savings of about $625m over three years.
Diageo plc furnished a Form 6-K summarizing October updates. As at 30 September 2025, issued capital was 2,432,425,480 Ordinary Shares, including 206,037,878 held in treasury; total voting rights were 2,226,387,602.
The company also published Final Terms for euro-denominated notes issued by Diageo Finance plc and guaranteed by Diageo plc: EUR 500,000,000 3.250% Fixed Rate Instruments due 3 October 2032 and EUR 500,000,000 3.750% Fixed Rate Instruments due 3 October 2037, under the European Debt Issuance Programme.
Director/PDMR disclosures noted routine share dealings on 10 October 2025. Chair Sir John Manzoni purchased 358 shares at £18.33. Under the 2001 Share Incentive Plan, certain executives acquired partnership shares (typically 8–9) at £18.31 with matching shares (typically 4–5) awarded.
Diageo plc announced the appointment of John Rishton as a Non-Executive Director effective 1 November 2025. Mr. Rishton brings over 40 years of business experience including nearly 14 years as a chief executive or chief financial officer and senior roles at Rolls-Royce, Royal Ahold, British Airways and Ford. He currently chairs Informa plc and Serco Group PLC, from which he will retire on 31 December 2025. On appointment he will join Diageo's Audit and Nomination Committees. The announcement confirms no further Listing Rule disclosures are required.
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