Shore Capital points out that Pets at Home's veterinary division is undervalued despite the retail side's weakness. The group reported a 1% rise in consumer revenue to £1.98 billion but a 30% drop in adjusted pre-tax profit to £93 million. Retail revenue fell 1% with a 58% profit decline, while the vet business grew revenue by 5% and profit by 10%. The company plans further vet practice expansions and a new pet insurance launch, expecting profit growth in the current year with adjusted pre-tax profit forecast at £98 million. Shares rose 6% on these prospects, though valuation metrics remain average for retail.
Maurizio Mian, known as the pioneer of influencer culture, has launched a new micro-drama series called 'The Experiment.' The show features popular social media personalities living in luxury while exploring whether happiness can be measured and incr...
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Annual Over-the-Air (OTA) software updates for software-defined vehicles (SDVs) are projected to reach over 2 billion globally by 2035, up from 546 million in 2025, driven by rising SDV sales and advanced vehicle software platforms. Level 3 and above...
Fram Wind Solutions AS, a joint venture partly owned by BW Offshore, secured a NOK 1.94 billion grant from Enova to develop a floating offshore wind project featuring two 18.5 MW turbines, the largest globally, with a combined capacity of 37 MW. The ...
