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Bravura Solutions (ASX: BVS) jumps 15% as FY26 EBITDA upgrade tests AIM rerating
Bravura Solutions rallied after lifting FY26 cash EBITDA to A$77m. August results must prove whether BVS has durable recurring growth.
PepsiCo (PEP) Q2 revenue beats, EPS misses by penny, shares fall 3.2%
PepsiCo (PEP) beats Q2 revenue, misses EPS by penny, shares fall 3.2% as North America stalls even as international logs 21st straight MSD growth quarter.
Nike (NKE) beats Q4 with $986m tariff refund but Greater China -12% keeps stock heavy
Nike (NKE) Q4 beats on $986M IEEPA tariff refund but China -12%; turnaround still lagging. Full executive read on Elliott Hill's plan ahead of Investor Day.
PVH plunges as the Middle East conflict forces a guidance cut at the Calvin Klein owner
PVH plunged ~20% despite beating Q1 as it cut full-year guidance to absorb the Middle East conflict's hit to EMEA and Turkey, only partly offset by tariff refunds.
Can Black Box and AIONOS turn India’s GCC boom into an AI infrastructure revenue engine?
Black Box and AIONOS are targeting enterprise AI infrastructure, GCCs and global data-centre demand. Find out what it means for #BBOX.
Under Armour (NYSE: UAA) sinks 17% as FY27 guide undercuts the turnaround timeline
UAA guided FY27 EPS at $0.10 against consensus of $0.23. The North America turnaround is real but slower than promised. Now Plank has to defend a $6 share price.
Autoliv (NYSE: ALV) stock in focus as Türkiye closure adds $142m restructuring charge
Autoliv is cutting Türkiye capacity as auto demand flattens. The real test is whether a $142M charge can protect future margins.
Mpac Group FY25 results: Can 42% revenue growth offset a weaker order book and rising net debt?
Mpac grew fast, but orders fell. The 2026 test is whether automation demand can outrun customer caution and debt pressure.
SAP Q1 2026: Cloud revenue surges 27% as Klein defends AI story against a halved stock
SAP cloud revenue jumped 27% in Q1 2026, but the harder question is whether one quarter can rebuild conviction in a stock down 48% from peak.
GB Group plc (LSE: GBG) says FY26 was in line, so why does the update still matter for investors?
GB Group plc says FY26 was in line as growth accelerated in H2. Read what GBG’s platform push, buybacks, and FY27 outlook could mean next.