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Stock Exchange: Orgy of results, Meta and Microsoft at the rendezvous

Sanofi, Safran, Société Générale, Legrand and Klépierre note their forecasts after good results. Renault suffers on its margin, while Airbus, Vinci and Veolia confirm their objectives. Shell, Unilever, Rolls-Royce, Lufthansa and Holcim exceed expectations in Europe?; Meta, Microsoft and Ebay flambé after scholarship in the United States.

In France

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  • Companies’ results (comments are given hot and do not prejudge the evolution of securities)
    • Schneider Electric confirms its prospects for 2025, data centers being the growth engine.
    • Sanofi notes its annual turnover growth forecasts due to the high demand for Dupixent.
    • Safran notes his prospects for 2025.
    • Renault sees its operating margin drop to 6% to S1. The manufacturer has appointed, as expected, François Provost, the purchasing director, as DG.
    • Vinci confirms his objectives after a first semester online with expectations.
    • Société Générale raises its objectives after a strong rebound in the retail bank in France.
    • Airbus confirms its forecasts after T2.
    • Accor does not appeal.
    • Veolia confirms her objectives after T2.
    • Bouygues displays 26.87 billion euros in revenue at S1.
    • ArcelorMittal published a net profit in live increase in T2.
    • Unibail sees its profit jump in S1.
    • Crédit Agricole improves its profit by 31% in T2.
    • Legrand notes his margin forecasts for 2025 thanks to the growth driven by the data centers.
    • Klépierre raises his forecast 2025.
    • Technip Energies is part of its margin forecasts.
    • Elis confirms her financial objectives.
    • His confirms his objectives for 2025.
    • SPIE aims for an EBITA margin of at least 7.6% in 2025, up over one year.
    • Ipsen now forecasts growth in turnover greater than 7 % in 2025.
    • Eramet adjusts its volume objectives for 2025 after a “under pressure” S1.
    • Air France-KLM benefits from the drop in the price of fuel.
  • A Dutch court said that diesel cars sold by Opel, Peugeot, Citroën and DS (Stellantis brands) in the Netherlands since 2009, contained software designed to fake emission tests.

  • Euronext announces a public voluntary exchange offer for Athex.
  • Sodexo will acquire the Spanish catering service provider Grupo Mediterranea.
  • Quadient is associated with Shell service stations to install smart lockers in the United Kingdom.
  • Mersen announces that Salvador Lamas will take over the group’s general management in May 2026.
  • Séché emits 70 murder of green bonds 5 years to 4.5%.
  • Pullup refinances his unionized credit via 168 murder of banking funding.
  • The main publications of the day : Bic, Wendel, NRJ Group, Eramet, Manitou, Vusiongroup, Infotel, Paris airports, Tikehau Capital, FDJ United, Florentaise, Egide … the rest here.

In the vast world

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D’Europe

  • Companies’ results (comments are given hot and do not prejudge the evolution of securities)
    • Shell goes beyond the expectations of net profit in the T2 by releasing $ 4.3 billion.
    • Unilever exceeds growth expectations at S1.
    • Anheuser-Busch Inbev goes beyond the procurement forecasts for the second quarter.
    • BMW maintains its forecasts but provides for a negative impact of customs duties on the profitability of the automotive sector.
    • BBVA publishes a decrease of 2% of its profit in the second quarter due to a drop in loans related to loans.
    • Rolls-Royce notes his profits and cash flow forecasts after a solid first half.
    • DSM-Firmenich reduces its profits due to the uncertainty linked to exchange rates.
    • Standard Charterd plans to take stock of $ 1.3 billion while its semi -annual profits exceed forecasts.
    • Haleon reduces its annual organic growth forecasts.
    • British American Tobacco exceeds the objectives at S1.
    • Heidelberg Materials exceeds expectations for the second quarter thanks to rigorous cost control.
    • Mediobanca exceeds expectations.
    • Tecnicas Reunidas provides for a turnover greater than 5.2 billion euros for 2025.
    • Clariant renounces part of its objectives.
    • Holcim has exceeded profits in its first results since the split of its North American activities.
    • Lufthansa announces results higher than forecasts for the second quarter.
    • Prysmian notes his forecasts for this year following the acquisition of Channel.
    • Syensqo announces an underlying Ebitda down 8% in the second quarter.
    • Knorr-Bremse provides for a drop in turnover in 2025 due to exchange effects.
    • Nexi displays a net profit slightly higher than the forecasts for the second quarter.
  • Iveco will be split in two then sold: the civilian (bus and trucks) at Tata Motors for 3.8 mdseur and the defense in Leonardo for 1.7 Moder.
  • Brookfield Wealth will buy Just Group at 220 GBX per action.

  • The negotiations between the shareholders of Ceconomy and JD.com concerning the acquisition of the European company are in their final phase, according to several sources cited by Reuters.

  • The main publications of the day : Shell, Unilever, Anheuser-Busch InBev, Rolls-Royce, British American Tobacco, Enel, Ferrari, London Stock Exchange, BMW, BBVA, Universal Music Group, DSV, Holcim, ING Groep, Haleon, Saint-Gobain, Heidelberg Materials, UCB, argenx, Anglo American, Amadeus IT, DSM-Firmenich, Verbund, Cellnex Telecom, Standard Chartered PLC, Prysmian, Next plc, EDP – Energias de Portugal, Euronext, OMV AG, Mediobanca, Nemetschek, Knorr-Bremse, Rentokil Initial, Bouygues, Accor, Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield, Hensoldt, Banca Mediolanum, National Bank of Greece, EDP Renováveis, SEGRO, Covestro AG, Groupe Bruxelles Lambert, Lufthansa…

North America

  • Increased values out of the session after quarterly: Carvana (+15%), Ebay (+12%), Meta (+11.5%), Western Digital (+10%), Microsoft (+8%), Albemarle (+7.5%)…
  • Decrendy values outside session after quarterly: Align (-34%), Arm Holdings (-8%), Dexcom (-5.5%), Lam Research (-5%), Qualcomm (-5%), Ford (-1.5%)…

  • Abbvie in talks to acquire Gilgameh Pharmaceuticals for 1 MDUSD, according to Bloomberg.
  • Five Point in talks to sell Northwind Midstream to MPLX for $ 2.3 billion, according to Bloomberg.

  • The main publications of the day : Apple, Amazon, MasterCard, AbbVie, S&P Global, Stryker, KKR, Comcast, KLA, Intercontinental Exchange, Bristol-Myers Squibb, Coinbase Global, Southern Company, Roblox, Cigna, Howmet Aerospace, CVS Health, Cloudflare, Air Products, Quanta Services, Exelon…

Of Asia and elsewhere

  • SK Innovation provides for an improvement in refining margins in the third quarter; The losses worsen in the second quarter.
  • The benefit of Samsung drops by 55% in the second quarter due to the weakness of AI fleas sales and Chinese restrictions.

  • The main publications of the day : Vale, Samsung Electronics, Toyota Motor, CATL, Hitachi, Sumitomo Mitsui Financial, Tokyo Electron, Mizuho Financial, Hindustan Unilever, Japan Tobacco, Mitsubishi Electric, Sun Pharmaceutical…

The rest of the global publication agenda here.

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