Munters Group AB is repositioning its business to prioritize Data Center Technologies (DCT), which is expected to become its largest segment, surpassing AirTech. The company is considering divesting its FoodTech division, potentially raising $180–370 million to fund mergers and acquisitions, thereby sharpening its focus on DCT and AirTech. Operational improvements such as higher factory utilization, AirTech restructuring, and increased production capacity are expected to enhance margins and cash flow without a proportional rise in capital expenditure. These strategic moves underpin a positive valuation outlook with a projected 22% upside driven by growth in DCT, margin recovery, and potential multiple re-rating.
Xebia introduced Xebia Axis, a comprehensive AI-powered solution that automates and governs enterprise data platform migration and management, enabling companies to prepare data for AI use about three times faster than traditional methods. The platfo...
Crunchafi has introduced a new software solution to support UK and Ireland firms with the revised FRS 102 Section 20 lease accounting standard effective from January 2026. This update requires many leases to be recognized on balance sheets, increasin...
ESET researchers discovered 11 outdated UEFI shim bootloaders signed by Microsoft that can bypass UEFI Secure Boot on most UEFI-based systems, allowing attackers to run malicious code during boot. These vulnerabilities affect any system trusting Micr...
In June 2026, US supply chains expanded at their fastest rate since March 2022, with the Logistics Managers’ Index rising to 71.1 from 69.5 in May. This growth was driven by resilient consumer spending, prompting retailers to increase inventory ahead...
Investec Bank plc, acting as joint broker for Gamma Communications Plc, disclosed client trades involving 58,445 ordinary shares on July 13, 2026. The shares were both bought and sold at prices ranging between £8.925 and £9.09 per share. There were n...
