I see three FTSE 100 Companies with financial messages due in June, which in my opinion are worth considering by long -term investors. And their companies are also quite nicely varied.

Before making a decision, we must deeply delve into each of them. But here I just want to emphasize one thing that I like in every and one thing that I am not so interested in.

Tesco

Good

Time to update the first quarter from Tesco (LSE: TSCO) June 12 and I like the company’s immunity over the last few years of economic uncertainty. Forecasts suggest that profit per share (EPS) should grow for at least three subsequent years.

And the latest Kantar shows that Tesco still commanded 28% of the British food market, nicely repelled Aldi and Lidl assault. I think this is impressive, taking into account today’s price competition.

Not so well

I want less long Tesco debt, which in my opinion is too often overlooked. It is expected that this year it will enhance to around 11.2 billion pounds and remain at at least 2028 at least.

The strength of the share price accelerated the price forward (P/E) to 14.8. But the company’s amount corrected by debt would be closer to 21 and I saw such an effective valuation exerting pressure on shares.

Ashtead Group

Pretty

. Ashtead Group (LSE: AHT) The price of the shares fell in 2025 but went back in the last month before the results throughout the year on June 17. The weakening of prices has dropped P/E under 17, falling to 13.5 in 2027 forecasts.

This is low according to long -term standards, and EPS expected to enhance by 13% in the next three years, even with a slight expected decline this year. In the case of such a immense global company rental company, it looks tempting.

Not so frigid

So why a fall? Well, Ashtead conducts many interests in the USA. And has anyone noticed a complete confusion caused by President Trump about how tariffs and international trade should work? When inflation in the USA is afraid of the raising head again, the statement that the perspective is uncertain may be an understatement.

Still, long -term and so on. It is worth taking a closer look.

Berkeley Group Holdings

Like

Year -round results Berkeley Group Holdings (LSE: BKG) They are expected to appear on June 20. The price of the action had a slightly unstable way that in the last five years it would not succeed, even after tasty profits 2025.

He left a supply for a valuation of the P/E, which I prefer. We look at multiples around 11.7. This is low according to the general FTSE 100 standards, as well as compared to others in the sector.

I don’t like

In the valuation, I do not like the fact that analysts expect that it will remain more or less the same in the next few years, with frail EPs to at least 2027 and dividends, which are intended to bring only about 4% to 2027, compare them badly with, say, say, say Taylor Wimpey7.9%.

But in balance, I think that long -term prospects for the British housing market make Berkeley to study further.