July 19 (Reuters) - Britain's FTSE 100 index .FTSE is seen opening lower on Tuesday, with futures FFIc1 down 0.4%.

* ASTRAZENECA: AstraZeneca AZN.L said its cancer drug Enhertu was approved in the European Union for treating an aggressive form of breast cancer characterised by a high rate of the protein HER2, widening the therapy's indications for use in the region.

* HYVE GROUP: British exhibitions group Hyve HYVE.L said it is selling its Ukrainian unit to a group led by Anatoly Sushon, the Ukrainian business' managing director, as events in the country continue to be on hold following Russia's invasion.

* INFORMA: British events organiser Informa INF.L resumed interim dividends and reaffirmed that its full-year outlook would be at the top end of its guidance range on the back of robust demand for its services.

* MADE.COM: British online furniture retailer Made.com MADE.L slashed its sales and earnings guidance for 2022, saying it did not expect an improvement in demand for big-ticket items any time soon.

* DARKTRACE: British cybersecurity firm Darktrace Plc DARK.L said it expected its annual profit margins to be about 19.5% higher than its previous guidance range, buoyed by steady customer growth.

* ARM: SoftBank 9984.T has put on hold plans for a London initial public offering of the British chip technology firm Arm Ltd because of the political turmoil in the UK government, the Financial Times reported on Monday.

* PETROPAVLOVSK: Petropavlovsk POG.L said a court has appointed Allister Manson, Trevor Binyon and Joanne Rolls of Opus Restructuring LLP as administrators of the company.

* ROYAL MAIL: Workers at Britain's Royal Mail suspended plans to hold a three day strike later this week, trade union Unite said on Monday after a ballot of workers showed a majority in favour of returning to negotiations.

* Britain's FTSE 100 rose on Monday lifted by commodity stocks and an upbeat global mood, while shares of Haleon, spun off from drugmaker GSK, fell on their debut on the London Stock Exchange.

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Reporting by Muhammed Husain in Bengaluru