The next FTSE index review will be announced on Wednesday, based on market closing prices on Tuesday.
No changes are expected for FTSE 100 this quarter, as all constituents of the blue-chip benchmark rank above the relegation threshold – in other words, none of the 100 largest qualified companies on the London Stock Exchange have fallen below 110th place in terms of market cap, and none from the FTSE 250 have climbed into the top 90 or above.
Four companies are likely to be promoted from the small cap ranks into the FTSE 250, though: telecoms group Gamma Communications (AIM:GAMA), police and military helmet maker Avon Technologies PLC (LSE:AVON), home improvement retailer Wickes Group PLC (LSE:WIX), and Pantheon Infrastructure PLC (LSE:PINT).
Several mid caps stocks are are risk of dropping out of the FTSE 350 to make way, including National Express owner Mobico Group PLC (LSE:MCG), MyProtein shakes maker THG PLC (LSE:THG), and Ukrainian iron ore producer Ferrexpo PLC (LSE:FXPO, based on current market capitalisations.
The index changes will become effective on Monday 23 June 2025.