The Dutch navigation technology firm saw its stock hit a 52-week low after its second-quarter report revealed a 5% drop in revenue and a forecast that pushed a return to growth out to 2027.
Bank of America raised its rating on the tobacco giant to 'Buy' from 'Neutral' and increased its price target, arguing that investor concerns about the company's fiscal 2026 earnings outlook are excessive.
Shares in the online pharmacy rallied after a second-quarter trading update revealed accelerating revenue growth, particularly in its key German prescription drug segment, reinforcing its path to profitability.
B&M European Value Retail reported a 2.3% drop in first-quarter UK like-for-like sales, causing its shares to fall. The discount retailer attributed the decline to a slow start for garden products against a strong prior-year comparison.
Svenska Handelsbanken stock fell after the lender reported second-quarter operating profit that missed analyst estimates by 5%, driven by a sharp decline in net interest income amid a lower rate environment.
Shares in Finnish telecom operator Elisa fell sharply after the company's second-quarter earnings missed analyst expectations and revealed persistent pressure on its core mobile service revenue.
Shares in LVMH climbed after Cartier-owner Richemont reported stronger-than-expected quarterly sales, boosting investor confidence across the European luxury goods sector ahead of LVMH's own results.
The precision engineering group saw its stock rise over 5% after its first-half trading update confirmed in-line earnings and reiterated its full-year EBITDA forecast, reassuring investors.
The German automaker reported a 30% drop in second-quarter China sales and issued a recent profit warning, as analysts question whether its delayed 'Neue Klasse' electric vehicle platform can compete with fast-moving local rivals.
