Johnson Service Group reported stable first-half revenue of about £258 million, with growth in its Workwear division offsetting a decline in its Horeca business serving hotels and restaurants. Despite a 0.7% organic revenue drop, tight cost control and capital investment helped improve margins. The company’s energy hedging provides cost visibility through 2027, and it remains confident in achieving an adjusted operating margin of at least 14% for 2026, despite challenges in hospitality. Net debt rose to £190 million due to dividends, capital expenditure, working capital changes, and a £55 million share buyback.
Sigenergy, Australia's leading home battery brand, has introduced a $1,000 discount on its new 9kWh SigenStor battery modules. This discount can be stacked with the Federal Government’s Cheaper Home Batteries Program rebate, potentially allowing hous...
The global Edge AI semiconductor market, valued at $25.36 billion in 2025, is projected to grow to $151.30 billion by 2035 with a CAGR of 19.57%. Growth is fueled by increasing use of AI processors in consumer electronics, automotive, healthcare, and...
Global Power Solutions Corp. announced its registration for the Data Centre West 2026 conference in Calgary, focusing on opportunities in digital infrastructure and scalable power solutions. The company praised Meta's historic $13 billion investment ...
21Shares has made three of its crypto exchange-traded products (ETPs) more accessible to retail investors in France through existing brokerage and bank accounts. The ETPs include Bitcoin Core (CBTC) with low fees, Solana Core Staking (CSOL), and XRP ...
Japan Post Insurance and SCOR have signed a memorandum of understanding to transfer underwriting risks of Postal Life Insurance contracts to a reinsurance vehicle managed by SCOR. Japan Post Insurance will invest in this vehicle to ensure its financi...
