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Renishaw plc (LSE: RSW) beats upgraded guidance with ÂŁ815m full-year revenue
Renishaw expects fiscal 2026 revenue of approximately ÂŁ815 million and adjusted pre-tax profit of ÂŁ167 million after semiconductor, electronics, aerospace and defence demand produced a record fourth quarter.
Windar Photonics (AIM: WPHO) plans £4m equity raise after €2.8m sales-order issues and auditor exit
Windar Photonics needs shareholder backing for a proposed ÂŁ4 million equity fundraising after questionable sales orders, delayed customer decisions and severe liquidity pressure overturned its growth outlook. The suspended AIM company says failure to complete the raise could leave it considering administration.
Ignitis Group approves €35m Tume battery project to strengthen Latvia’s renewable power system
Ignitis Group will pair a 107.2 MW battery system with its Tume solar farm, creating a hybrid Latvian energy asset designed for flexibility, grid services and lower curtailment.
Rosebank Industries (LSE: ROSE) shares jump 13% after profit upgrade and acquisition progress
Rosebank Industries has moved rapidly to restructure MW Components and CPM, while margin growth at Electrical Components International has strengthened confidence in its industrial turnaround strategy.
Alternative Income REIT (LSE: AIRE) tells shareholders to reject Glenstone and await AEW terms
Alternative Income REIT has welcomed a higher-value all-share approach from AEW UK REIT and urged investors to reject Glenstone’s cash offer, setting up a battle over valuation, governance, dividend income and the future of another small London-listed property trust.
Why BP is selling its Austrian forecourts to the same Swiss buyer that took its Zurich network
BP p.l.c. agrees Austrian retail and EV charging sale to volenergy AG, adding another building block to the $20 billion divestment plan ahead of 4 August results.
SEGRO (LSE: SGRO) rejects Prologis (NYSE: PLD) ÂŁ13.5bn bid as July 22 takeover deadline looms
SEGRO has rejected a third proposal from Prologis despite a 34% premium to its unaffected share price, turning the potential combination into a high-stakes argument over data centre value, development risk and who should capture the future upside from one of Europe’s most difficult-to-replicate industrial property portfolios.
Why Shell’s Dragon gas revival could rescue underused Trinidad LNG infrastructure
Shell’s Dragon gas tender could revive Trinidad LNG supply, but FID, sanctions, drilling and cross-border execution still decide the project’s value now.
Taylor Maritime (LSE: TMIP) returns $218m as fleet wind-down reaches final five vessels
Taylor Maritime Limited has reduced its owned fleet to five vessels and returned US$218.4 million through three compulsory share redemptions as it moves towards an orderly wind-down. Vessel operations remained profitable before impairments, but the ultimate shareholder outcome now depends on final sale prices, remaining liabilities and the cost of completing the realisation process.
ABB agrees ÂŁ4.1bn Rotork takeover as automation strategy moves closer to the industrial field layer
ABB Ltd has agreed a recommended cash acquisition of Rotork plc that values the British flow-control specialist at approximately £4.14 billion, giving Rotork shareholders a substantial premium while creating a strategically important but financially demanding test for ABB’s industrial automation ambitions.