Troubled outsourcing giant Serco (LON:SRP) has a pre-close update for its first half on Wednesday, in which investors should be able to see where the group's now at.
It is one of a few corporate offerings on a day, likely to be dominated by the latest developments in Greece.
Broker Numis rates Serco, which provides services to governments and big organisations, as 'reduce' with a target of 150p. The shares have near halved in value since March and now stand at 118p.
It expects the statement to be 'fuller' than previously given the "drama" of the last eight months, which include profit warnings and a big rights issue.
It reckons it will have seen some success in contract renewals in the first half but still the broker forecasts a 13% decline in revenues for 2015.
The impending disposal of the UK environmental services and Indian offshore BPO businesses will reduce net debt further but be earnings dilutive, notes analyst Julian Cater.
In March Serco co shares dived as it announced a 1 for 1 rights issue at 101p a share along with its full-year results.
The fundraise came after the company revealed a slump into the red in 2014, with a loss before tax of £1.35bn versus a profit of £108.3mln in 2013.
Revenue slipped to £3.96bn from £4.28bn in 2013.