Bang & Olufsen reported weak full-year results, and the Danish consumer electronics company reiterated its outlook. Nordnet Bank said new customers in June increased at an annual customer growth rate of nearly 14%. Stolt-Nielsen released weak quarterly results.
Topps Tiles said adjusted sales were up 10% in the fiscal third quarter, driven by a 7% rise in same-store sales, as the company expanded its customer base.
Sodexo posted higher sales in the third quarter, and the food services company reiterated its annual outlook. J Sainsbury reported higher same-store sales in the first quarter.
Porvair failed to meet analyst expectations, and the UK-based provider of filtration and separation solutions posted growth in its aerospace and industrial segment, but volumes declined.
H&M reported weak quarterly results. Inchcape said it has won nine distribution contracts year-to-date. Serco’s revenue edged up, but underlying profit decreased.
Speedy Hire swung to a loss in the fiscal year 2025 despite the provider of tool and equipment hire services reporting growth in its testing, inspection, and certification business.
Flughafen Wien, the operator of Vienna, Malta, and Kosice airports, reported an increase in total passenger traffic in May. Hercules, the UK labor supply company, posted strong results for the first six months and held its interim dividend.
Crest Nicholson swung to a profit, and the UK-based home builder paid an annual dividend. Flughafen Zuerich said passenger count increased in May, but total turnover declined. Photon Energy reported higher electricity generation in the first quarter.
Tesco PLC reported improved sales in the first quarter, and the grocery and general merchandise retailer said it has bought back about one-third of its announced stock repurchase of £1.45 billion, and the balance will be completed by April 2026.
Oracle reported strong fourth-quarter and full-year sales and earnings. Oxford Industries posted weak quarterly results, and the apparel company revised its outlook to include additional tariff costs.
Fabasoft AG, the Austria-based software and cloud services provider, reported higher sales, but earnings declined. The company proposed to pay an annual dividend.
Heidelberger reported lower revenue in the fiscal year 2024/2025, and the German mechanical engineering company reiterated its outlook. Dr. Martens posted sharply lower earnings, but its dividend remained unchanged from a year ago.
Remy Cointreau, the French spirits company, reported lower sales and profit for the full year and withdrew its long-term earnings forecast, citing macroeconomic and geopolitical uncertainties.
Volvo Car reported weak quarterly results, and the Swedish passenger car manufacturer launched two new fully electric models. Tate & Lyle, the UK-based specialty food and beverage company, posted higher revenue, but profit declined.
