DNB Carnegie raises its price target for AQ Group to SEK 233 (220), reiterates Hold
DNB Carnegie raises its price target for AQ Group to SEK 233 (220), reiterates Hold
CEO interview with Nikolaj Sørensen at Orexo ahead of the upcoming offering
Finwire interviewed Nikolaj Sørensen ahead of Orexo’s upcoming offering. Link to the interview: https://youtu.be/awVz3WpmxIs
Salmar harvested 105,100 tonnes in the third quarter
Salmon farmer Salmar reports a consolidated harvest volume of 105,100 tonnes in the third quarter. Central Norway accounted for 51,400 tonnes and Northern Norway for 48,500 tonnes. Culls due to ILA and consideration for fish welfare affected cost development in Central Norway. Full quarterly report to be published on November 3.
Netlist and Micron settle – agreement worth USD 600 million
Netlist and Micron have entered into a patent licensing and settlement agreement that ends all ongoing legal proceedings between the companies. Micron receives a five-year license to Netlist’s patent portfolio, including technology for server DIMMs and High Bandwidth Memory. Micron will pay USD 30 million per quarter from the fourth quarter of 2026 through the […]
D/S Norden raises full-year 2026 guidance
Danish shipping company D/S Norden raises its guidance for full-year 2026. The company now forecasts net profit of USD 180-230 million, compared with USD 140-190 million previously. This is stated in a press release. The expected result from contracted business for the full year remains unchanged at USD 79 million. The higher guidance is justified […]
Fortum: Barclays sees decline following Google news as a buying opportunity
Barclays repeats its equal-weight rating on energy company Fortum with a price target of 21.50 euros, according to a recent analysis. The bank believes that Finland’s demand that Google pause preparatory work at two data centers primarily represents a timing and perception risk. Barclays sees no threat to Google’s investment of 13 billion dollars or […]
BAE Systems receives F-35 order from Lockheed Martin
British defense company BAE Systems has received a contract from Lockheed Martin to supply electronic warfare systems for the F-35 Lightning II. The agreement covers systems for production lots 20–22 as well as the modernization of older aircraft. BAE Systems has so far delivered more than 1,500 such systems to the F-35 program.
SB1 Markets cuts target price for Munters to SEK 200 (230), reiterates Buy
SB1 Markets cuts target price for Munters to SEK 200 (230), reiterates Buy
European stock exchanges rise ahead of the close, Stoxx 600 index up 0.4 percent
The leading European stock exchanges are rising ahead of Tuesday’s close. Support comes from lower interest rates and a decline in the oil price. The broad European Stoxx 600 index was up 0,37 percent at 635,96 at 16.15. During the day, the index has traded within a range of 0,16 percent at its lowest and […]
Amazon’s Prime Video takes over the Emmys
E-commerce giant Amazon’s streaming service Prime Video will become the exclusive global home of the Emmys for six years from 2027. The ceremony will be broadcast live for free, without a subscription, in more than 240 countries and territories. The agreement replaces the previous rotation between ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC. No financial details were […]