Cygnus Metals Limited has received a waiver from the Australian Securities Exchange (ASX) allowing it to cancel or transfer its outstanding options without shareholder approval. This is part of a proposed scheme where Central Asia Metals PLC will acquire all issued shares of Cygnus. Option holders will receive new options in Central Asia Metals in exchange for their Cygnus options if the scheme is approved and becomes effective. If the scheme does not proceed, the current options remain unchanged. This waiver facilitates the takeover process and aligns option holders with the acquiring company’s shares.
BMO Capital initiated coverage on Tenet Healthcare with a 'Market Perform' rating, indicating the stock is expected to perform in line with the broader market. The company is forecasted to report a 24.05% increase in Earnings Per Share (EPS) to $4.59...
Jaguar Health (JAGX) surged over 1,150% after the FDA granted fee waivers for its drugs Mytesi and Canalevia-CA1, signaling regulatory support. Greenland Mines (GRML) rose nearly 50% amid growing investor interest linked to U.S.-Greenland security de...
The market experienced a downturn with significant losses among key stocks. New Fortress Energy dropped 24.7% amid ongoing volatility in energy sectors, while Xanadu Quantum Technologies fell 21.7% reflecting sensitivity in quantum stocks to commerci...
Jefferies maintains a Hold rating on Capri Holdings due to uncertainty over a potential takeover. Despite a flat global luxury market, Capri's management expects growth in the second half of 2026, driven by new product launches, increased marketing, ...
Avalanche (AVAX) surged 55% in a week following the launch of Bitwise's Avalanche ETF (BAVA), the first regulated fund offering direct exposure to AVAX tokens with an active staking model. The ETF stakes about 70% of its holdings to generate an estim...
