EasyJet has given private equity firm Castlelake an extension of four days to decide whether to make a firm takeover offer, aligning its deadline with rival bidder Apollo. Both Castlelake and Apollo must confirm by 5pm on August 7 if they intend to proceed with binding offers or withdraw. Apollo surprised the market on July 10 with a £7.15-per-share cash offer valued at about £5.4 billion, leading EasyJet's board to withdraw support for Castlelake's earlier £6.90-per-share proposal. EasyJet has granted due diligence access to both bidders but cautions shareholders that there is no guarantee a firm offer will materialize.
Jyske Realkredit A/S has published preliminary data on early redemptions (prepayments) of its bonds up to July 31, 2026. This information is part of regulatory disclosure under the Capital Markets Act and is available on their website and Nasdaq Nord...
Investec Bank plc, acting as advisor and joint broker to Advanced Medical Solutions Group Plc, disclosed its share transactions on July 31, 2026. The bank purchased 358,730 ordinary shares at prices between 280 and 280.25, and sold 431,803 shares wit...
WeRide, a global leader in autonomous driving technology, and GreenMobility, a leading Danish electric shared mobility provider, announced a strategic partnership to introduce Level 4 autonomous shared mobility services in Denmark. This marks WeRide'...
FLSmidth & Co. A/S continued its share buy-back programme initiated in May 2026, repurchasing 64,000 shares between July 27 and July 31, 2026, at an average price ranging from DKK 470.35 to DKK 487.27 per share. This brings the total shares bought ba...
Danone and Arcor have completed the creation of a joint venture in Argentina, combining Danone's dairy operations with Arcor's Mastellone Hermanos and their shared logistics subsidiary. This partnership leverages over 20 years of collaboration to enh...
