Reportedly, Bayer thinks about sending Monsanto into chapter 11 to solve litigation|Teva: Moody’s upgrades the rating to Ba1/stable from Ba2/positive|Techem Q2 25 call notes: Likely no imminent call of EUR 750 Temporary Notes|Crédit Logement released its 2024 results|BFCM announces the call for its Perp CMS on 16/06/2025|
Reportedly, Bayer thinks about sending Monsanto into chapter 11 to solve litigation|Teva : Moody’s rehausse le rating de Ba2/positive à Ba1/stable|Techem Q2 25 call notes: Likely no imminent call of EUR 750 Temporary Notes|Crédit Logement a publié ses résultats 2024|BFCM annonce le call de son Perp CMS à la date du 16/06/2025|
Eutelsat has reported Q3 FY24–25 operating revenues of EUR300.6m, in line with consensus (EUR302m), and reiterated full-year guidance. The group disclosed a EUR16m annualised revenue and EBITDA impact from the enforcement of EU sanctions mandating the cessation of Russian TV broadcasts—set to fully
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Vallourec, Aggreko, TK Elevator, Aston Martin, Techem, Bite, Virgin Media O2, NewDay, Sunrise, Digi Communications, Telecom Italia, Banijay, Liberty Global, Solenis, Air France-KLM, Flos B&B Italia (formerly International Design Group), Forvia (formerly Faurecia), Flora Food Group (formerly Upfield), Premier Foods, The Very Group, Lecta, Air Baltic, Teva, Standard Profil
Maxeda: solid Q4 results and Q1 expected to be strong. Further bond buybacks.|Ubisoft: sharp decline in 2024/25 earnings, no rebound expected in 2025/26|Forvia is considering selling its spare parts division|Techem Q2 25 results: Good earnings print; ownership change and mandatory call remain open|
Maxeda : de bons résultats T4 et un T1 qui devrait l’être tout autant. Poursuite des rachats de dettes.|Ubisoft : résultats 2024/25 en forte baisse, pas de rebond attendu en 2025/26|Forvia envisagerait la cession de sa division de pièces détachées|Techem Q2 25 results: Good earnings print; ownership change and mandatory call remain open|
In this note we adjust our estimates as Alfen's 1Q25 results have once again fallen short of expectations. The outlook for the smart grid solutions segment, which was anticipated to be robust, disappointed. Despite investment plans highlighting labour shortages, the impact has been more severe than anticipated. Additionally, gross profit margins dynamics in the smart grid segment are well below our expectations. In the EV charging segment, public demand was low, while increased competition in th...
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