Retailers Halfords and Pets at Home are both scheduled to update the market.
In May's full-year results, Halfords Group PLC (LSE:HFD) warned that sales had slumped, leading to it cut guidance for full-year profit for the current year to £65mln-£75mln.
Since then, the motoring services and cycling retailer has leaned further into autocentres, acquiring the likes of National Tyres, Universal and Tyres on the Drive.
Last month, it also acquired Lodge Tyres, taking its service business to 656 garages, 253 consumer vans, 440 commercial vans and nine warehouses.
Shares in Halfords are down 42% in the year so far, changing hands at 205p, but this is almost 24% higher than a month ago as investors bet there will be no further warnings this time.
The most recent update from pet supplies retailer Pets at Home Group PLC (LSE:PETS) made for slightly better reading, keeping its full year guidance unchanged following revenue growth in the first quarter.
Investors will be hoping the group continues to manage inflationary pressures that allowed it to boast a “good sales to profit conversion.”
The results will also be the first half-year numbers posted under the leadership of Lyssa McGowan, with the former chief consumer officer at Sky UK Ltd taking charge of PETS in April.
Despite keeping guidance unchanged through robust trading, a rare sight among retailers in all sectors this year, the share price has still fallen, down 36% to 298p, but up almost 8% in the past month.