Sept 9 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 index is

seen opening lower on Tuesday, with futures down 0.1%.

* ANGLO AMERICAN: Anglo American said it has agreed

to merge with Teck Resources ( TECK ), in which the

London-listed miner will own about 62.4% and the Canadian miner

will hold 37.6% of the newly combined company, Anglo Teck.

* DUNELM ( DNEMF ): Homeware retailer Dunelm Group ( DNEMF ) said it

was yet to see signs of a sustained consumer recovery in the

market, but said it was "pleased" with trading in the early part

of its financial year 2026.

* GULF KEYSTONE PETROLEUM ( GUKYF ): London-listed oil and gas

producer Gulf Keystone Petroleum ( GUKYF ) said that it was

pursuing a potential dual listing of its shares on Euronext

Growth Oslo.

* OFWAT: British regulator Ofwat confirmed an

86-million-pound ($116.76 million) penalty against Anglian Water

and South West Water over the companies' failure to maintain

their sewage works and networks.

* REACH PLC: Daily Mirror publisher Reach Plc will

shed 321 jobs in a restructuring of the British news group that

would also see the creation of 135 new roles, according to an

internal memo shared with staff on Monday.

* THIRD POINT INVESTORS LIMITED: Billionaire Daniel Loeb's

Third Point Investors Limited on Monday named Gary

Dombowsky as its chief executive officer.

* PRET A MANGER: British sandwich and coffee chain Pret A

Manger has booked a goodwill impairment charge of 553 million

pounds ($749 million), citing an uncertain global economic

environment and higher employer costs in the UK.

* COMMODITIES: Oil prices gained, gold prices scaled a fresh

peak, and copper prices climbed across major exchanges on

Tuesday.

* For more on the factors affecting European stocks, please

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(Compiled by Ankita Bora and Nithyashree R B in Bengaluru)