K Wave Media ( KWM ) announced on Tuesday that its board approved the planned retirement and cancellation of 9.8M shares expected to be returned by the end of July 2026. The move is expected to reduce the company’s outstanding shares by about 13% following the termination of the KWM-Solaire deal. The share cancellation is aimed at simplifying KWM’s corporate structure. Management said the company ...
K Wave Media ( KWM ) announced on Tuesday that its board approved the planned retirement and cancellation of 9.8M shares expected to be returned by the end of July 2026. The move is expected to reduce the company’s outstanding shares by about 13% following the termination of the KWM-Solaire deal. The share cancellation is aimed at simplifying KWM’s corporate structure. Management said the company is advancing its transition toward AI infrastructure investments, including data centers and compute resources. Source: Press Release More on K Wave Media Ltd. K Wave Media terminates Solaire acquisition, to receive back 9.8 million shares Financial information for K Wave Media Ltd.
Executives in charge of Oatly Group's ( OTLY ) China operations are reviewing buying out the business. Shares of Oatly rose 3.5%. The potential buyers are trying to come to an agreement for Oatly's ( OTLY ) Greater China business as soon as this year, according to a Bloomberg report on Tuesday, which cited people familiar with the matter. Talks are ongoing and may not result in any transaction. An...
Executives in charge of Oatly Group's ( OTLY ) China operations are reviewing buying out the business. Shares of Oatly rose 3.5%. The potential buyers are trying to come to an agreement for Oatly's ( OTLY ) Greater China business as soon as this year, according to a Bloomberg report on Tuesday, which cited people familiar with the matter. Talks are ongoing and may not result in any transaction. An Oatly representative cited the company’s latest earnings in April, when it said the group is still evaluating options for the China business to accelerate growth and maximize value. Oatly ( OTLY ) has said it expects to complete the China strategic review this year. More on Oatly Oatly Group AB (OTLY) Shareholder/Analyst Call Prepared Remarks Transcript Oatly's Race Against Time: Strong Brand Meets A Dwindling Cash Runway Oatly Group AB (OTLY) Q1 2026 Earnings Call Transcript Oatly GAAP EPS of -$0.38 beats by $0.55, revenue of $228.33M beats by $13.3M Oatly Q1 2026 Earnings Preview
AIM ImmunoTech ( AIM ) on Tuesday said it has entered into definitive agreements for a registered direct offering and concurrent private placement priced at-the-market under NYSE American rules for gross proceeds of approximately $2.65 million. The offering is expected to close on or about June 10, 2026. AIM -19.5% at $0.43. In the registered direct offering, the company will issue and sell 2.55M ...
AIM ImmunoTech ( AIM ) on Tuesday said it has entered into definitive agreements for a registered direct offering and concurrent private placement priced at-the-market under NYSE American rules for gross proceeds of approximately $2.65 million. The offering is expected to close on or about June 10, 2026. AIM -19.5% at $0.43. In the registered direct offering, the company will issue and sell 2.55M shares of common stock, par value $0.001, at a purchase price of $0.5189 per share. In addition, in a concurrent private placement, the company will issue and sell an aggregate of 2.55M unregistered shares of common stock at the per share purchase price and unregistered Class J warrants to purchase up to 10.21M shares of common stock. The Class J Warrants will have an exercise price of $0.5189 per share, will be exercisable subject to stockholder approval, and will expire five years from the initial exercise date. The company intends to use the net proceeds from the offering for (i) the manufacture of clinical drug supply, (ii) the company’s current clinical trial activities, (iii) the company’s planned Phase 3 clinical trial activities, and (iv) working capital purposes. Press release More on AIM ImmunoTech AIM ImmunoTech Inc. (AIM) Discusses Ampligen's Potential Role in Addressing BundiBugyo Ebola Outbreak Transcript Seeking Alpha’s Quant Rating on AIM ImmunoTech Historical earnings data for AIM ImmunoTech Financial information for AIM ImmunoTech
Airbus SE is unsure of reaching next year’s production target for its best-selling A320 jet because Pratt & Whitney may not be able to supply enough engines, the planemaker’s chief executive officer said. For years Airbus, has had a target of building 75 of the A320 family jets every month, but the timeline for reaching that kept slipping as pandemic-related supply chain issues hindered access to ...
Airbus SE is unsure of reaching next year’s production target for its best-selling A320 jet because Pratt & Whitney may not be able to supply enough engines, the planemaker’s chief executive officer said. For years Airbus, has had a target of building 75 of the A320 family jets every month, but the timeline for reaching that kept slipping as pandemic-related supply chain issues hindered access to parts and engines. “I am frustrated with this because we had a good plan to go to rate 75 by the end of next year, and now we see that, depending on how much we’ll finally manage to get from our friends at Pratt, we might fail on this objective and fall short of the 75,” Airbus CEO Guillaume Faury said Tuesday at the Berlin Aviation Summit. The public confrontation between Airbus and one of its main suppliers is an unusual rupture in an industry that relies on just-in-time deliveries of thousands of parts used in aircraft manufacturing. The European planemaker aims to hand over about 870 jets to customers this year, a lower number than it originally hoped for because of the dispute. Airbus had said RTX Corp. ’s Pratt cannot meet its original delivery promise for narrowbody A320 engines because of the required maintenance on planes already in service. RTX declined to comment on Faury’s statement. Pratt & Whitney CEO Christopher Calio said in April that the US engine maker will “ultimately get there to where we need to be on volumes going forward.” Engines have become a flashpoint for the industry, both in terms of their performance and lack of availability. In addition, there’s an increasing sense of being dependent on just a few manufacturers, creating quasi-monopolies. Read More: Airplane Engine Makers Called Out for ‘Gouging’ at Rio Summit Airbus hasn’t seen any deferrals or cancellations of orders from airlines because of the Iran war and its fallout on global energy markets, Faury said.
Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) new Siri upgrade won’t work in the EU or China for now. China is the world’s largest smartphone market. So, in China, consumers will use old apps on current Apple products. Siri works, supposedly, the way products like OpenAI’s ChatGPT do. Many of its features were teased at the Worldwide Developers Conference, ... Siri Didn’t Rescue Apple
Apple’s (NASDAQ: AAPL) new Siri upgrade won’t work in the EU or China for now. China is the world’s largest smartphone market. So, in China, consumers will use old apps on current Apple products. Siri works, supposedly, the way products like OpenAI’s ChatGPT do. Many of its features were teased at the Worldwide Developers Conference, ... Siri Didn’t Rescue Apple
US stocks rose Tuesday, extending gains to a second straight session, with chipmaker shares including Nvidia Corp. leading a broad advance. The S&P 500 Index was up 1% as of 9:49 a.m. in New York, while the Nasdaq 100 Index jumped 1.3%, led by semiconductor companies. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index , home to chip bellwethers such as Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. , advanced 2.2%. Tha...
US stocks rose Tuesday, extending gains to a second straight session, with chipmaker shares including Nvidia Corp. leading a broad advance. The S&P 500 Index was up 1% as of 9:49 a.m. in New York, while the Nasdaq 100 Index jumped 1.3%, led by semiconductor companies. The Philadelphia Semiconductor Index , home to chip bellwethers such as Nvidia and Advanced Micro Devices Inc. , advanced 2.2%. That puts the gauge on track for its best two-day gain in a month, following a slide Friday. Micron Technology Inc. advanced 2.9%, while Broadcom Inc. rose nearly 1%. Among other individual shares, Applied Digital jumped 9.3% after the neocloud company said it signed a 15-year take-or-pay lease with a US-based artificial intelligence hyperscaler, for 210 megawatts of critical IT load at its Delta Forge 2 campus. Meantime, JM Smucker — the biggest S&P 500 gainer — rallied 10% after organic sales and adjusted earnings per share beat expectations for the latest quarter. US stocks also got a boost after President Donald Trump renewed his claims of momentum toward ending the conflict with Iran. Investors also focused on the AI excitement that’s powered US stocks to records in recent weeks, with ChatGPT maker OpenAI confidentially filing for a US initial public offering on Monday, before SpaceX’s hotly anticipated market debut later this week. A basket of the so-called Magnificent Seven companies advanced 0.9%. “The tech-led rebound in the wake of Friday’s market rout continues amid AI earnings optimism and easing geopolitical angst, as President Trump reiterates a peace deal with Iran is imminent,” wrote Tom Essaye , founder of ‘The Sevens Report’ newsletter. Of course, options traders whipsawed by the market’s recent gyrations remain anxious that more volatility may arrive in the coming days, starting with Wednesday’s report on consumer prices. Robust jobs data has put extra focus on the inflation figures as traders speculate the Federal Reserve’s next move will be to hike interes...
The broad stock market is really taking things into overdrive, and that’s thanks primarily to the new class of heavy-lifters referred to by Ben Emons as the “Parabolic 7.” Indeed, it’s a fitting name for the new leadership group leading tech and the indices higher. But that’s not to say investors should neglect the Magnificent ... Meet the Parabolic 7. The Group Leaving the Mag 7 in the Dust
The broad stock market is really taking things into overdrive, and that’s thanks primarily to the new class of heavy-lifters referred to by Ben Emons as the “Parabolic 7.” Indeed, it’s a fitting name for the new leadership group leading tech and the indices higher. But that’s not to say investors should neglect the Magnificent ... Meet the Parabolic 7. The Group Leaving the Mag 7 in the Dust
The president’s new Craposseum is the perfect venue for Vance, Hegseth and others to battle for favour. Fight, fight, fight indeed On behalf of the US administration, the American embassy in London has published a notice advising the UK government not to ban social media for the under-16s. Thanks, but … we didn’t ask? Or perhaps that’s uncharitable. It’s actually a privilege to take child protecti...
The president’s new Craposseum is the perfect venue for Vance, Hegseth and others to battle for favour. Fight, fight, fight indeed On behalf of the US administration, the American embassy in London has published a notice advising the UK government not to ban social media for the under-16s. Thanks, but … we didn’t ask? Or perhaps that’s uncharitable. It’s actually a privilege to take child protection lectures from a country where the leading cause of death in children and adolescents is gunshot wounds. Are we allowed to suggest a surprisingly obvious way to help with that grimly perennial problem – or is international advice just a one-way street? Either way, lectures from Donald Trump’s administration have not been in short supply in recent days, with the US defence secretary deciding that a D-day commemoration address was a seemly moment to dump all over Europe. It’s always painful to be reminded of Pete Hegseth, with his fundamentalist “body art” and Mr Whippy hair – primarily because it dilutes the purity of one’s loathing for JD Vance. (Who, it won’t have escaped you, was also on the international lecture circuit last week.) But standing at the podium in Normandy, Hegseth had just phoned in some stuff about how wars are won, when he got to the needle-scratch subject-change you sensed he’d made the transatlantic journey for. “Sadly,” began this here-it-comes moment, “today, different European beaches are stormed by different, dangerous ideologies. Beaches in Spain, Italy, Greece and Bulgaria, boats and men arrive.” Marina Hyde is a Guardian columnist Continue reading...
Stavklem/iStock via Getty Images Investment Thesis In the prior article , I noted that although AMD's ( AMD ) deals with Meta and OpenAI validate its technology, namely its Instinct series GPUs, its high valuation compared to its peers warrants a sell rating. Since then, the price has more than doubled, while Wall Street consensus estimates were revised higher. This prompted the question of whethe...
Stavklem/iStock via Getty Images Investment Thesis In the prior article , I noted that although AMD's ( AMD ) deals with Meta and OpenAI validate its technology, namely its Instinct series GPUs, its high valuation compared to its peers warrants a sell rating. Since then, the price has more than doubled, while Wall Street consensus estimates were revised higher. This prompted the question of whether I had missed anything in the previous analysis. This article grounds the rating in a DCF model that assumes that The AI buildout continues uninterrupted for the next 15 years, and AMD's revenue trajectory follows this trend. FCF margins expand significantly and remain at peak cycle levels for the next 15 years without any cyclicality. The super-growth cycle extends for 5 years, in which AMD's sales grow multiple times 2025 levels, before growth normalizes to 10% annually in years 6 to 15. Due to compounding, this level of growth adds significant absolute dollar sales YoY, sometimes exceeding current revenue levels. For example, in 2030, sales grow by $53 billion YoY to reach $171 billion. That incremental growth alone is more than AMD's entire revenue in 2025. These assumptions incorporate what many believe is the base case scenario - a disruptive technology that fundamentally changes the world, requiring massive compute investments and industry expansion. However, with shares up 4x in the past year, it seems that the opportunity has closed. An intrinsic value analysis using the above assumptions suggests that investors buying today will not be able to generate above-market returns in the long run. What Intrinsic Value Does and Doesn't Do. Seeking Alpha's quant is one of the best tools for active investors. It provides timely and clear signals to investors using momentum, relative valuation, profitability, and growth, providing a critical snapshot of market conditions that drive prices. Intrinsic valuation is important for the more passive "buy-and-hold" investors. It off...
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