<ul><li>Marks & Spencer is expected to provide more details on the impact of a recent cyber-attack, which forced the retailer to halt online operations and affected some in-store availability.</li><li>The financial results for the year up to March 29 will be released this week, with focus on the aftermath of the cyber-attack and its implications on the company's finances, particularly online clothing and home sales.</li><li>Analysts estimate the cyber-attack could cost M&S around £200m for the 2025/26 financial year, with potential insurance payouts expected to offset part of this cost.</li><li>Investors are keen to learn if M&S will provide financial guidance for the future or increase its shareholder dividend, as the cyber-attack has led to a significant drop in the company's market value.</li></ul>

Investors await clues on fallout from M&S cyber-attack

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