The video game company confirmed it expects to meet market expectations for FY26, projecting revenue of £175.3 million and EBITDA of £50.7 million, supported by a strong slate of second-half game releases.
UK building products firm Forterra saw first-half revenue drop to £168.80 million amid soft market conditions, but cost-cutting measures and stable demand expectations keep it on track to meet full-year forecasts.
The UK-based fantasy miniatures maker announced an 11% rise in annual core revenue to £626.80 million and a 15.7% increase in core operating profit, driven by its core business.
A recent $1 billion fine against Google under the EU's Digital Markets Act has opened the floodgates for private lawsuits from rivals. Companies across Europe are now seeking billions in damages, citing the tech giant's anti-competitive practices.
The Chinese optical transceiver maker capitalized on strong investor demand for AI-related infrastructure, securing HK$53.4 billion in a landmark deal for the city's capital markets.
Morgan Stanley has released new analysis on Japan's space industry, naming satellite company QPS Holdings its top pick due to its asset-light business model and faster path to profitability.
Swedish ed-tech firm Albert reported a 4% year-over-year revenue decline to 35 million SEK in its second quarter, a planned result of a strategic pivot towards core operations. The company significantly narrowed its EBITDA loss and reiterated its goal of achieving positive cash flow for the full year.
Citigroup has appointed three senior traders from rival banks to its foreign exchange options desk in Singapore, aiming to expand its market-making capabilities following a strong quarter for its markets division.
Swiss electrical measurement firm LEM reported a 12.4% rise in fiscal Q1 sales to CHF 85.10 million, driven by high demand from the data center sector. The company's operating profit margin expanded significantly to 14.6% from 5.5% a year prior.
