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EasyJet Returns to FTSE 100 Ahead of £5.7bn Private Equity Deal

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easyJet has rejoined the FTSE 100 after returning to the top index, but the move may be temporary as the airline has agreed to be bought by a private equity firm in a £5.7bn deal. Shareholder, regulator and court approval are required, with completion expected in Q1 2027. The company’s shares are up about 30% this year and its growth plan includes a 20% North Sea Rosebank stake subject to approval.

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