Science Group PLC reported a strategic decline in first-half revenue due to a reduction in low-margin defence contracts, which successfully boosted profitability and led the company to raise its 2026 share buyback program.
The French hermetic package maker reported first-half revenue of €15.20 million, with a 33% plunge in its U.S. business masking a 23% surge in its thermal imaging segment.
UK recruitment firm RTC Group reported a drop in first-half profit and revenue, citing pressure from higher operating costs and a slowdown in its key energy and permanent recruitment divisions.
Shares of the world's largest EV battery maker surged after it reported better-than-expected first-half results, announced a landmark share buyback program, and declared an interim dividend.
Goldman Sachs identified Lasertec, Tokyo Electron, and Disco as top picks, citing their exposure to Intel's plan to increase its 2026 capital expenditure by approximately $3 billion.
The Dutch biotech firm is paying a 40% premium for Forte to add a clinical-stage autoimmune therapy, aiming to diversify its portfolio beyond its blockbuster drug Vyvgart.
Vehicle tracking supplier Quartix Technologies announced a 12% year-over-year revenue increase for the first half of 2026, driven by subscriber growth and price hikes. The company also reported a 21% rise in adjusted profit and reaffirmed its full-year guidance.
Shares of the South Korean internet company jumped nearly 9% after it announced a major strategic partnership with Nvidia, which includes a $1 billion equity investment to help fund a $10 billion AI data center initiative.
Fast-fashion giant Shein's prospectus for its Hong Kong IPO details a significant Q1 loss and a dual-class share structure that cements founder control. The filing, a key step toward the public offering, also names the company's key executives and board members for the first time.
