Highlights
Focused on FTSE 100 companies across energy, banking, and consumer sectors
Stocks reflect earnings performance based on recent company updates
Each ticker operates within the FTSE 100 index, offering earnings-per-share visibility
Stocks by Earnings Per Share offers a sector-based perspective on FTSE 100 companies with notable earnings figures. The index includes major players such as BP PLC (LON:BP.), HSBC Holdings PLC (LON:HSBA), Unilever PLC (LON:ULVR), Rio Tinto PLC (LON:RIO), and Diageo PLC (LON:DGE). These companies operate in sectors such as energy, banking, consumer goods, mining, and beverages, and their earnings per share reflect recent updates, operational outcomes, and cost structures.
Energy Sector: BP PLC
BP PLC (LON:BP.) operates in the energy segment, covering upstream, midstream, and downstream activities. It is involved in exploration, refining, and retail distribution of fuels across global markets. The company has continued to report earnings shaped by movements in commodity prices and production outputs. It also engages in alternative energy development, including hydrogen and solar, contributing to diversification efforts. BP remains a prominent member of the FTSE 100 index and regularly publishes updates on financial performance and cost efficiency, with earnings metrics among the tracked figures.
Banking Sector: HSBC Holdings PLC
HSBC Holdings PLC (LON:HSBA) represents the banking and financial services domain within the FTSE 100 index. The group operates globally with a presence in regions such as Asia, Europe, and the Middle East. Its business units include commercial banking, wealth management, and global markets. The company’s earnings are influenced by interest rate environments, loan growth, and operating income from its diversified business segments. HSBC continues to reflect earnings performance in its interim reports, with income per share metrics forming part of the regular disclosures.
Consumer Goods: Unilever PLC
Unilever PLC (LON:ULVR) produces branded goods across personal care, hygiene, food, and beverages. Its portfolio includes a variety of household names available in multiple international markets. The company's earnings per share are shaped by input costs, pricing strategies, and brand innovation. It operates under a sustainable sourcing model and adapts its supply chain across developed and emerging economies. Within the FTSE 100, Unilever stands among key consumer-focused stocks based on consistent financial reporting and international brand penetration.
Basic Materials: Rio Tinto PLC
Rio Tinto PLC (LON:RIO) is part of the mining sector and engages in the extraction of aluminium, copper, iron ore, and other industrial metals. The company’s earnings are derived from commodity volumes, realised prices, and operational efficiency in production hubs. Rio Tinto operates in Australia, North America, and other global regions, supplying materials for construction and manufacturing. As a member of the FTSE 100, its earnings per share data reflects outcomes from production performance, cost controls, and external demand from industrial sectors.
Beverages Sector: Diageo PLC
Diageo PLC (LON:DGE) works within the beverages sector and manages a portfolio of alcoholic brands that are distributed globally. It operates through business units in North America, Europe, and Asia, covering premium and mainstream product lines. The company’s earnings are linked to pricing discipline, volume trends, and brand marketing initiatives. Diageo has maintained a presence in the FTSE 100 index and continues to report on segment performance, which includes earnings per share as a key indicator of financial outcomes.
Stocks by Earnings Per Share explores listed entities like BP PLC (LON:BP.), HSBC Holdings PLC (LON:HSBA), Unilever PLC (LON:ULVR), Rio Tinto PLC (LON:RIO), and Diageo PLC (LON:DGE), which contribute to key industrial and consumer categories in the FTSE 100. Their earnings figures capture sector-specific movements and provide insights based on regular financial disclosures, offering a closer look into performance at the company level.