Tajiri Resources ( TAJ:CA ) announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to C$1.5M. The offering includes up to 8.33M units priced at C$0.18 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and half a warrant. Each full warrant allows purchase of one share at C$0.40 within 18 months. Proceeds will fund exploration, development, acquisitions, and working capital. More on Tajiri Resources ...
Tajiri Resources ( TAJ:CA ) announced a non-brokered private placement to raise up to C$1.5M. The offering includes up to 8.33M units priced at C$0.18 per unit. Each unit consists of one common share and half a warrant. Each full warrant allows purchase of one share at C$0.40 within 18 months. Proceeds will fund exploration, development, acquisitions, and working capital. More on Tajiri Resources Corp. Financial information for Tajiri Resources Corp.
Meta willfully violated New Mexico law by misleading users about the safety of its products and engaging in an unconscionable trade practice, a jury found. The company will face a $375 million penalty for the violations, awarding the maximum penalty of $5,000 per violation for 37,500 violations across two counts. The jury decided against Meta on every count, though it declined to award a penalty a...
Meta willfully violated New Mexico law by misleading users about the safety of its products and engaging in an unconscionable trade practice, a jury found. The company will face a $375 million penalty for the violations, awarding the maximum penalty of $5,000 per violation for 37,500 violations across two counts. The jury decided against Meta on every count, though it declined to award a penalty as high as the state sought, which would have been closer to $2 billion. It's a landmark verdict delivered just one day after closing arguments . New Mexico argued that Meta had flouted state law by misleading consumers and facilitating child predato … Read the full story at The Verge.
Forgent Power Solutions ( FPS ) on Tuesday announced a public offering of its Class A common stock. The offer consists of 20.68M shares of Class A common stock being offered by parent entities of the Company controlled by Neos Partners and 9.31M shares of Class A common stock being offered by Forgent. In addition, the selling stockholders and the company intend to grant the underwriters a 30-day o...
Forgent Power Solutions ( FPS ) on Tuesday announced a public offering of its Class A common stock. The offer consists of 20.68M shares of Class A common stock being offered by parent entities of the Company controlled by Neos Partners and 9.31M shares of Class A common stock being offered by Forgent. In addition, the selling stockholders and the company intend to grant the underwriters a 30-day option to purchase up to an additional 3.10M shares and 1.39M shares, respectively, of Class A common stock at the public offering price, less underwriting discounts and commissions. Forgent will not receive any proceeds from the sale of shares by the selling stockholders, and the net proceeds Forgent receives from the sale of its shares will be used to redeem interests in an operating subsidiary held by certain existing equity owners controlled by Neos Partners, LP. The operating subsidiary will bear or reimburse the company for all the expenses of the offering. FPS -7.02% after hours to $33.27. Source: Press Release More on Forgent Power Solutions, Inc. Forgent Power Solutions: Does It Have The Power? Forgent Power Solutions Begins IPO Effort As AI Data Center Power Demand Jumps Forgent Power Solutions reports Q2 results; intiates FY26 outlook Wall Street starts coverage of Forgent Power Solutions with mostly bullish ratings
Lauren James finds the top corner with a spectacular curling effor to get Chelsea back into the game against Arsenal in their Women's Champions League quarter-final.
Lauren James finds the top corner with a spectacular curling effor to get Chelsea back into the game against Arsenal in their Women's Champions League quarter-final.
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images About 5 months ago, just before Klarna’s ( KLAR ) IPO, I made a post on LinkedIn briefly talking about why the company should not be viewed as a fintech company (but rather as a bank), the nuances of its multi-class share structure, and what it all means when it comes to the company’s valuation. Most importantly, I claimed that the mid-range IPO price of ...
hapabapa/iStock Editorial via Getty Images About 5 months ago, just before Klarna’s ( KLAR ) IPO, I made a post on LinkedIn briefly talking about why the company should not be viewed as a fintech company (but rather as a bank), the nuances of its multi-class share structure, and what it all means when it comes to the company’s valuation. Most importantly, I claimed that the mid-range IPO price of $36 (at the time of the post, which was revised up by the company to $40 on the IPO day) was substantially higher than what the fundamentals suggested to me at the time. With the stock price finally down (and close to my estimated pre-IPO value), I decided to revisit the valuation and provide more details into my stance on the stock, especially considering a recent pivot in the company’s narrative. The Company’s Shifts in Identify Let us first start with how, over the years, KLAR has changed its company description several times. For example, in early 2020 it had called itself a "Leading Global Payments and Shopping Provider"; then, with the rise of AI, it became an " AI-Powered Global Payments Network and Shopping Assistant " up until February 25, 2025, when it changed to being " the AI-powered payments and commerce network ", before settling on June 18, 2025, on " the global digital bank and flexible payments provider " and keeping that identity ever since. Now that the identity "crisis" seems to have passed, we should finally settle on the narrative that the company is a (digital) bank (and has been since 2017, when it obtained its banking license in Sweden)—but, to the company’s credit, perhaps we should just add that it also has a fintech overlay. The Business Model Before we dive deeper into the peculiarities of being a bank, let us first look at how Klarna generates its revenues. It all starts with three payment options offered by the company to consumers: Pay in Full (instant settlement of the transaction) Pay Later (interest-free, deferred payment in 3-4 installmen...
Pituk Loonhong/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I first covered Adecoagro ( AGRO ), I highlighted their strong foundation, great management, and very significant interest from Tether, which became their largest shareholder now, as well as their innate relation to oil prices that may not be that obvious since we’re talking about an agriculture company. Following the Profertil deal, Ad...
Pituk Loonhong/iStock via Getty Images Introduction Back when I first covered Adecoagro ( AGRO ), I highlighted their strong foundation, great management, and very significant interest from Tether, which became their largest shareholder now, as well as their innate relation to oil prices that may not be that obvious since we’re talking about an agriculture company. Following the Profertil deal, Adecoagro is now stronger than ever, with a significant side of the business now coming from fertilizers that can also help deliver synergies, although the current price reflects market fear based on what might turn out to be a very short-lived boost instead of trust in their fundamental improvements, which is why I’m downgrading AGRO to a Sell, currently being in the process of trimming the position. Transformative Deal Secured Adecoagro IR AGRO reported an expectably weak 2025 given the falling commodity prices, although the year was marked by several events such as Tether’s significant stake increase that I mentioned before and the Profertil deal that transformed the business into much more than just a farming/agriculture business. Adecoagro IR The biggest development for the business has been the acquisition of the remaining 50% stake in Profertil (helped by Tether), which made them the largest producer of urea in South America. Keep in mind that this isn’t entirely visible on their financial statements yet, as the remaining sum should be paid in H1 2026, which the CFO summarized during their Q4 Earnings Call : We closed the transaction during mid-December for a total consideration of $1.1 billion for the 90% equity interest. From this amount, $676 million had already been paid by December 31, with the remaining balance to be paid during the first half of 2026. As of today, the outstanding balance is approximately $50 million that will be settled before the end of this month. The transaction was financed through a combination of cash balances in the amount of $400 million...
miljko/iStock via Getty Images Autoliv, Inc. ( ALV ) is an investment that was a favorite of mine many years ago—and I made a good profit on it. That hasn't been the case as of late, however. In 2025, I wrote two articles on the company. While conviction was decent on both, and they both more or less reflected the general market sentiment at the time, they still ended up somewhat worse off than th...
miljko/iStock via Getty Images Autoliv, Inc. ( ALV ) is an investment that was a favorite of mine many years ago—and I made a good profit on it. That hasn't been the case as of late, however. In 2025, I wrote two articles on the company. While conviction was decent on both, and they both more or less reflected the general market sentiment at the time, they still ended up somewhat worse off than the market. On the basis of this, the investments were failures for the time being. My position in Autoliv isn't large, thankfully, but it's there. In this article, I will be determining the potential upside for Autoliv. Because the fact is, while there may be a material increase in risk factors for Autoliv going forward, the company has not seen this reflected in its earnings or its earnings potential. When this happens, that means that valuation trends and profit trends are diametrically opposed—and this is a situation that I tend to look for. I have previously said that Autoliv at double-digit share price levels is an investment that can be made fairly and safely—and this is a stance that I intend to revisit in this article. While Autoliv isn't a yield monster, its dividend is more than fair (3.5%), and it's well-covered at this time and in the past at less than 40% of its AEPS in payout. If you look at what the company is expected to generate, these forecasts leave little room for doubt—the company seems likely to grow from here. That being said, forecasts are subject to uncertainty, and Autoliv is not a company that often meets its estimates—even if it does, more often than not, post earnings growth and has a long tradition of growing earnings. So what exactly is going on that the company is suddenly dipping? Let's take a look. Autoliv 2025 Results, And Forecasts Into 2026 - Looking Good Despite Share Price Reactions Despite what you see in the share price, the company's performance during the 2025 fiscal year was absolutely solid. A good measure to see if Autoliv has do...
↘️ KB Home (KB): The home builder cut its fiscal-year guidance as challenging housing market conditions persist. The stock dropped about 4% in postmarket trading. ↗️ Tesla (TSLA): The electric-vehicle maker recorded its first monthly sales gain in Europe, where it faces intense competition from BYD, in more than a year.
↘️ KB Home (KB): The home builder cut its fiscal-year guidance as challenging housing market conditions persist. The stock dropped about 4% in postmarket trading. ↗️ Tesla (TSLA): The electric-vehicle maker recorded its first monthly sales gain in Europe, where it faces intense competition from BYD, in more than a year.