During week 28 of 2026 (July 6-10), Sampo Oyj bought back a total of 35,203 of its own A-shares across multiple markets at a weighted average price of €9.32 per share. This buyback is part of a larger program authorized by the company's annual general meeting on April 22, 2026, allowing purchases up to €350 million. Following these transactions, Sampo now holds 16,135,508 A-shares, representing 0.61% of all its shares. The buyback program signals the company's effort to return value to shareholders and optimize its capital structure.
John Crane UK Limited has achieved Broad-Based Black Economic Empowerment (B-BBEE) Level One status in South Africa, the highest recognition under the country's transformation framework. This milestone enhances John Crane's position as a preferred su...
Chery Group showcased the FREELANDER 8 SUV at the Abu Dhabi Investment Forum, highlighting its Super Intelligent Valet Parking (SIVP) system. This smart parking technology allows remote parking and vehicle retrieval via a mobile app, designed to ease...
Bitcoin fell 1.8% to $62,853 as escalating tensions between the US and Iran raised risk aversion, pushing investors away from digital assets. Despite eight weeks of outflows, Bitcoin ETFs attracted $197.4 million in new capital last week, led by Blac...
Ethereum has maintained support above $1,800 for three days, trading at $1,807 with a slight gain. Major investors bought 11,306 ETH worth $20.59 million, signaling strong whale accumulation. Exchange withdrawals have outpaced deposits for eight days...
A Bitcoin wallet inactive for over seven years transferred 2,931 BTC valued at around $188 million to a new address. The last activity from this wallet was in October 2018 when Bitcoin was priced near $6,475, meaning the assets have appreciated nearl...
