Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft press release ( BDRFF ): Q1 Revenue of €2.48B (-7.8% Y/Y). Group: Organic sales development of -4.6%, reflecting the expected challenging start to the year. Consumer Business: Organic sales -4.7%. Outlook 2026: Full‑year guidance confirmed. For both the Consumer and tesa Business Segments, the company continues to expect net sales to be flat to slightly growing organi...
Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft press release ( BDRFF ): Q1 Revenue of €2.48B (-7.8% Y/Y). Group: Organic sales development of -4.6%, reflecting the expected challenging start to the year. Consumer Business: Organic sales -4.7%. Outlook 2026: Full‑year guidance confirmed. For both the Consumer and tesa Business Segments, the company continues to expect net sales to be flat to slightly growing organically, with an EBIT margin excluding special factors slightly below the previous year’s level. At Group level, net sales are likewise anticipated to be flat to slightly growing organically, with the EBIT margin excluding special factors slightly below the 2025 level. More on Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft Beiersdorf: Taking Advantage Of The Sell-Off To Go Long Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft (BDRFY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Beiersdorf Aktiengesellschaft 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Quant snapshot of best and worst consumer staple stocks ahead of Q1 earnings Most sold large, mega-cap consumer staples amid U.S.-Iran tensions
Teka77 Atos ( AEXAF ) ( AEXAY ) narrowed its FY revenue outlook after a weak start to 2026, with first-quarter organic revenue falling sharply amid cautious client spending. The company reported Q1 revenue of about €1.64B, marking an 11% Y/Y organic decline, weighed by contract exits and softer demand, particularly in North America. French IT services firm ( AEXAY ) now expects organic revenue to ...
Teka77 Atos ( AEXAF ) ( AEXAY ) narrowed its FY revenue outlook after a weak start to 2026, with first-quarter organic revenue falling sharply amid cautious client spending. The company reported Q1 revenue of about €1.64B, marking an 11% Y/Y organic decline, weighed by contract exits and softer demand, particularly in North America. French IT services firm ( AEXAY ) now expects organic revenue to decline between 1% and 5% in 2026, revising down from an earlier forecast that had allowed for growth with a downside scenario of a 5% drop. The downgrade reflects a slower-than-expected ramp-up in North America, where some clients have adopted a “wait-and-see” approach amid ongoing macro uncertainty. The group continues to expect an operating margin of roughly 7% and positive net cash flow, signaling that profitability is holding up even as top‑line momentum remains soft. "In the first quarter of 2026, we saw continued and concrete progress from the implementation of the Genesis strategic and transformation plan. As observed across the market, a volatile macroeconomic environment is influencing the pace of commercial decision-making. While this is temporarily affecting the timing of certain tangible conversions, it does not call into question the underlying momentum of our growth engine. Against this backdrop, we continue to take decisive and structuring actions. First, we are deploying targeted commercial initiatives with an unwavering focus on disciplined execution. Second, we are further strengthening our portfolio around our three technology strategic growth pillars – agentic AI, sovereignty and cybersecurity – as the rapid adoption of AI continues to drive demand for secure, mission‑critical and sovereign digital infrastructures." said Philippe Salle, Group chairman of the board of directors and CEO. More on Atos SE Atos SE 2025 Q4 - Results - Earnings Call Presentation Atos SE (AEXAY) Q4 2025 Earnings Call Transcript Historical earnings data for Atos SE Financial inf...
Swiss watch exports slid in March as the industry faced disruptions in the Middle East and contended with high precious metal costs. A plunge in sales in Saudi Arabia and Qatar helped push exports down by 1% in March from a year earlier. Still, the total for the first quarter reached 6.2 billion Swiss francs ($7.9 billion), an increase of 1.4% from the same period last year, the Federation of the ...
Swiss watch exports slid in March as the industry faced disruptions in the Middle East and contended with high precious metal costs. A plunge in sales in Saudi Arabia and Qatar helped push exports down by 1% in March from a year earlier. Still, the total for the first quarter reached 6.2 billion Swiss francs ($7.9 billion), an increase of 1.4% from the same period last year, the Federation of the Swiss Watch Industry said Tuesday. While exports to the United Arab Emirates were largely unperturbed, Saudi Arabia recorded a 16.8% drop and Qatar had an almost 25% decline, both extending a weakening trend that began in January. Analysts warned that the Middle East conflict has yet to show up fully in the aggregate export numbers, noting that local demand already looks fragile. “In the Middle East, we don’t think March exports are a clean proxy for end-demand, as luxury house sell-out data point to a roughly 50% decline in sales,” Manuel Lang , an analyst at Vontobel said. In 2025, the Gulf region had been one of the bright spots for watchmakers, touching 2.21 billion francs, with the UAE alone accounting for more than half. Read more: Luxury Watch Revival Cut Short as Iran War Adds to Sector’s Woes Timepieces made from precious metals saw a 4% drop, which hit the value of exports overall. Steel watches fell 9%. With gold still hovering around all time highs, many brands including Favre Leuba and H. Moser & Cie said they’ve started turning away from the precious metal. “The strength of Moser is a lot of value for money,” co-owner of H. Moser & Cie Bertrand Meylan said in an interview at the “ Watches and Wonders ” fair in Geneva last week. “We try to use it smartly on products that we believe really need gold, but it’s been reduced in our collection.” Watches priced between 200 and 500 Swiss francs led growth while all other segments saw a slight downturn. That “is likely favorable for Swatch Group , given both price point performance and also China performance,” said Nik...
Associated British Foods press release ( ASBFY ): 1H Non-GAAP EPS of 70.70p. Revenue of £9.47B (-0.4% Y/Y). Free cash flow of £71m reflects normal seasonal working capital outflow. Full year outlook The phasing of Group profit was always expected to be weighted to the second half in 2026. Our full year outlook is currently unchanged, with the exception of Sugar where we now expect an adjusted oper...
Associated British Foods press release ( ASBFY ): 1H Non-GAAP EPS of 70.70p. Revenue of £9.47B (-0.4% Y/Y). Free cash flow of £71m reflects normal seasonal working capital outflow. Full year outlook The phasing of Group profit was always expected to be weighted to the second half in 2026. Our full year outlook is currently unchanged, with the exception of Sugar where we now expect an adjusted operating loss in 2026. We continue to expect Group adjusted operating profit and adjusted EPS in 2026 to be below last year. More on Associated British Foods ABF to demerge Primark from FoodCo after review Historical earnings data for Associated British Foods Dividend scorecard for Associated British Foods Financial information for Associated British Foods
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