United Utilities Group Plc forthcoming key corporate dates

United Utilities Group plc (LON:UU) has announced its key corporate dates:

Q3 Trading update	29 January 2025
Announcement of full year results for the year ending 31 March 2025	15 May 2025
Ex-dividend date for 2024/25 final dividend	19 June 2025
Record date for 2024/25 final dividend	20 June 2025
DRIP election date for 2024/25 final dividend	11 July 2025
Annual General Meeting	18 July 2025
Payment of 2024/25 final dividend to shareholders	01 August 2025
Announcement of half year results for the six months ending 30 September 2025	14 November 2025
Ex-dividend date for 2025/26 interim dividend	18 December 2025
Record date for 2025/26 interim dividend	19 December 2025
DRIP election date for 2025/26 interim dividend	12 January 2026
Payment of 2025/26 interim dividend to shareholders	2 February 2026

United Utilities Group is a water and wastewater company. The Company is engaged in providing water and wastewater services in the Northwest of England.

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