Coty: Q1 earnings down sharply as expected, slightly more optimistic guidance for Q2|NIH attempts risky return to primary market|Sappi: EBITDA plummets in Q4 and the situation is unlikely to improve in the short term|Worldline presents its transformation plan and plans a capital increase of € 500m|Air Baltic: a new liquidity injection seems unavoidable|
Utilities: Snam posted robust 9M25 financials, Veolia 9M25 results show continued strong growth, Engie weak 9M25 results – spread tightening limited. Telecom: SES reports weak 3Q25 earnings, BT reports soft 1H26 results, Swisscom 3Q25 results look mixed, Telecom Italia reports solid 3Q25 results, KPN guides for somewhat higher leverage. Real Estate: CTP 9M25 - robust operating trends, Vonovia 9M25 - guidance confirmed
Telecom Italia has reported solid Q3 results and confirmed all guidance. Domestic service revenue continues to benefit from targeted price-increases, while the expanding Poste Italiane partnership offers potential future upside.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Sappi, Banijay, Altice France (SFR), Telecom Italia, Lottomatica (formerly Gamenet), Oriflame, Flora Food Group, Gestamp, Air France-KLM, Nomad Foods (Iglo), Stena AB, Klockner Pentaplast, Bombardier, Encore Capital (formerly Cabot), Novelis, PeopleCert
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