Swiss industrial group Georg Fischer saw its stock surge after reporting solid first-half revenue and raising its full-year organic growth forecast for its core Flow Solutions business.
Sweden-based Berner Industrier reported a 17% rise in Q2 net sales and a 25% increase in EBITA, primarily driven by 40% sales growth in its Energy & Environment business.
Shares in the fertilizer giant slid after it reported second-quarter adjusted EBITDA that was approximately 20% below analyst expectations, driven by a steep 17% drop in sales volumes.
The Taiwan Weighted index ended Friday's session virtually unchanged, declining by a marginal 0.01% as weakness in sectors like Glass and Plastic was offset by strong gains in individual stocks.
The Chinese memory chip maker's shares fell sharply after it disclosed an on-site search by Seoul prosecutors investigating alleged price collusion, overshadowing a strong profit forecast.
The Swedish vertical access solutions provider reported second-quarter adjusted EBITA of SEK 303 million, slightly ahead of analyst forecasts, though revenue declined year-over-year amid challenging market conditions.
The UK-based loyalty platform provider saw its annual recurring revenue climb to £44.5 million for fiscal 2026, driven by new deals with clients like easyJet and Subway and an expanding OEM partnership.
Swedish industrial group Volati announced second-quarter revenue that topped analyst forecasts, but reported a significant drop in earnings due to underperformance in its S:t Eriks and Tornum divisions.
The Swedish battery charging company reported a decline in net sales to SEK 179 million due to a changed ordering pattern in its Client Brand division, but saw improved gross and EBITA margins.
