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Tesco PLC Stock: price and directors' dealings · United Kingdom · RNS (LSE)
Follow the Tesco PLC share price and the full management transaction log of the company, a listed equity based in United Kingdom. Shares are listed on UK GB, under the oversight of RNS (LSE). Operating in the Retail & Commerce sector, Tesco PLC has logged 712 public disclosures. Market capitalisation: €29.3bn. The latest transaction was reported on 7 July 2026 (Exercise). Among the most active insiders: Guus Dekkers. The full history is openly available.
In the past 90 days, Tesco PLC reported a total of 188 insider trading declarations. The total amount of insider purchases was approximately 115,131 euros, while total sales reached about 7,007,155 euros. The top insiders included Ken Murphy, Group Chief Executive Officer, with 14 declarations totaling approximately 16,749,536 euros, Imran Nawaz, Chief Financial Officer, with 10 declarations totaling about 8,828,995 euros, and Andrew Yaxley, CEO of Booker, with 24 declarations totaling approximately 7,577,882 euros. Notable recent declarations included Ken Murphy's grant on July 6, 2026, valued at approximately 7,033,863 euros, and another grant on June 23, 2026, valued at about 4,874,942 euros. Imran Nawaz also had a significant grant on July 6, 2026, valued at approximately 3,414,463 euros. Other insiders with notable grants included Ashwin Prasad, Andrew Yaxley, Guus Dekkers, and Natasha Adams.
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712
Insider Decl.
0
Thresholds
€3m
354 ops.
Buy Volume
€35m
74 ops.
Sell Volume
Analyst consensus: bullish or bearish?
Analysts rate Tesco PLC Buy (bullish), based on 15 analysts. Average price target: £513.67.
51Σ signal
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Fundamental score
Ranked 11,132 of 25,956 companies
55.6
score / 100
Value71
Quality40
FCF yld7.7%
Earn yld6.1%
EV/EBITDA8.7x
ROE15%
Gross mgn7.5%
Net mgn2.4%
Debt/EBITDA3.0x
Pillars2/3
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Last declaration on 7 July 2026
Declarations712 total
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-17
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-23
Ideal exit: 30 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-22
Ideal exit: 30 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-21
Ideal exit: 30 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-16
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-15
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-14
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-13
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-12
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-11
Ideal exit: 29 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-10
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-9
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-8
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-7
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-5
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-4
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-3
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-2
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-19
Ideal exit: 30 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0London Stock Exchange, Main Market (XLON)RNS:9654575-18
Ideal exit: 30 Mar 2027 (T+270)
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-1
0Outside a trading venueRNS:9654575-0
02.07% mcap11.5% of flowOutside a trading venueRNS:48034964-c804-49a4-8682-a4c22ece2b76-0
25 of 712 declarations
About Tesco PLC
Tesco PLC is one of the leading listed food retailers in the United Kingdom and a benchmark name in European grocery distribution. The shares are listed on the London Stock Exchange (FTSE 100/250/AIM), and the company is headquartered in the United Kingdom. Founded in 1919 by Jack Cohen, Tesco evolved from a small market-stall business into a large-scale multichannel retailer, with its corporate headquarters in Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire. Its business model is centered on food retailing and everyday consumer goods, complemented by adjacent services where relevant in each market. Tesco operates through a combination of physical stores and digital channels, allowing it to serve a broad customer base and capture routine shopping occasions. Its store estate includes large-format stores, supermarkets, convenience stores and online grocery propositions. The product mix is heavily weighted toward fresh food, private-label ranges, branded groceries, household essentials and convenience items. Loyalty and digital engagement are also strategically important, with Clubcard and other customer data tools supporting retention, basket-building and personalization. Geographically, Tesco’s core market remains the United Kingdom, where it holds a strong competitive position in grocery retail. It also has operations in the Republic of Ireland and selected Central European markets, while some technology and support functions are managed through international hubs. Public disclosures indicate a very large operating footprint, including thousands of stores overall and a substantial majority located in the UK. This scale gives Tesco significant brand reach, purchasing power and supply-chain leverage, but it also places the group in a highly competitive environment against other major grocers, discounters and online-focused players. Recent corporate news underlines Tesco’s active presence in the capital markets and its regular reporting cadence. The company has issued RNS updates, including PDMR notifications and own-share transactions. It also published its preliminary results for 2025/26 in April 2026 and its Q3 and Christmas trading statement in January 2026, highlighting the market’s focus on trading momentum, margins and cash generation. For international equity investors, Tesco remains a classic defensive consumer-staples holding: scale-driven, brand-led, omnichannel, and directly exposed to UK household spending trends.
