BlackRock's iShares Bitcoin Trust (IBIT) saw $47 million in net inflows on June 4-5, ending a 13-day streak of outflows. This means the ETF purchased $47 million worth of Bitcoin to back new shares, signaling institutional buying while retail investors were selling amid market volatility. The inflow could indicate a shift where institutional demand diverges from retail sentiment, but investors should watch for sustained inflows to confirm a trend. As the largest US spot Bitcoin ETF, IBIT's activity often influences smaller competitors.
Ipsos achieved 2.0% organic revenue growth in Q3 2026, up from 0.8% in H1, driven by strong performances in EMEA, China, and citizen-related activities. The company updated its 2026 organic growth target to 1.2%-1.5%, reflecting improved momentum and...
Ipsos posted €636.2 million revenue in Q3 2026 with 2.0% organic growth, up from 0.8% in H1, led by strong performances in EMEA, China, and its Citizens business. The company updated its full-year organic growth outlook to 1.2%-1.5%, citing ongoing g...
Signify reported third-quarter 2026 results with sales of EUR 1,367 million, a slight decline in comparable sales by 3.4%, but improved adjusted EBITA of EUR 145 million and a margin increase to 10.6%. Net income rose to EUR 88 million and free cash ...
Sika AG posted a 4.8% sales increase in local currencies for the first nine months of 2026, reaching CHF 8.71 billion despite currency headwinds. The company saw organic growth of 3.5% and improved material margins to 55.4%, with EBITDA rising 1.9% t...
Sika reported a 4.8% sales increase in local currencies for the first nine months of 2026, reaching CHF 8.71 billion despite a negative currency effect. The company improved its material margin to 55.4% and maintained an EBITDA margin of 19.2%, with ...
