Additional European Equity News - 24th September 2026

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[PREVIEW] Riksbank Policy Announcement on 24th September 2026.

Spanish PPI (Aug YY) 13.2% (Prev. 9.2%)

Additional European Equity News - 24th September 2026

Iranian President Pezeshkian says Iran’s presence at the UN General Assembly aims to promote dialogue and defend the rights of the Iranian people, Al Mayadeen reports

French Business Climate Indicator (Sep) 96 vs. Exp. 98 (Prev. 98)

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Asos (ASC LN) - Trading Update: Co. expects to deliver Gross margin above its 48-50% guided range and Adj. EBITDA above the midpoint of the GBP 150-180mln guided range. (Asos)

Casino (CO FP) - Co. says that discussions are continuing with the various stakeholders with a view to reaching a consensual solution. As part of these discussions, there are no plans to provide for interest payments on the TLB debt on their due date at the end of September. (Casino)

Ex-Dividends - Standard Life (SDLF LN), Computacenter (CCC LN) will trade without entitlement to their latest dividend. (dividenddata)

Gaztransport et Technigaz (GTT FP) - Co. announces that it has received an order from Hudong-Zhonghua Shipbuilding for the tank design of one new LNG Carrier, on behalf of an Asian ship-owner. Delivery scheduled for Q4'28. (GTT)

Halma (HLMA LN) - Trading Update: Strong progress has been made in the first half of the year. Raises FY27 Adj. EBIT Margin between 23.5-24% (prev. guided "around" 22.7%). (Halma)

Hikma (HIK LN) - Co. appoints Rebecca Hall as CFO, effective Q1'27. (Hikma)

H&M (HMB SS) - Q3 2026 (SEK): Revenue 57.2bln (exp. 57.1bln), Operating Profit 6.04bln (exp. 5.27bln), Net Income 4.1bln (exp. 3.56bln), Operating Margin 10.6% (prev. 8.6% Y/Y). Sees September sales at +1%. Operating Profit includes the positive one-time effect related to tariffs. CEO: "Our work – especially within purchasing, cost control and more efficient operations – has contributed to a more profitable business. Although sales developed in a positive direction during the quarter, we see further potential to increase sales going forward." (H&M)

Raspberry Pi (RPI LN) - H1 2026 (GBP): Revenue 256.9mln (prev. 135.5mln Y/Y), Adj. EBITDA 40.3mln (prev. 19.4mln Y/Y), Pretax Profit 19.6mln (prev. 6.2mln Y/Y), Unit Volume 4.2mln (prev. 3.6mln Y/Y). Guides unit volumes to be higher in H2'26 than in H1'26 and FY26 EBITDA ahead of market consensus. (Raspberry Pi)

Subsea 7 (SUBC NO) - Co. has been awarded a contract extension to its Sakarya Phase 3 contract in offshore Turkey. (Subsea 7)

Vistry (VTY LN) - H1 2026 (GBP): Revenue 1.42bln (prev. 1.64bln Y/Y), Adj. Operating Profit -36.2mln (prev. 124.4mln Y/Y), Adj. Pretax Profit -83.3mln (prev. 80.6mln Y/Y). Adj. Pretax Profit loss reflects both discounting of Open Market stock to generate cash and approx. GBP 50mln in relation to the early impacts of the CEO review process. Reported PBT includes a GBP 475mln impairment of goodwill and an additional GBP 73.2mln building safety provision. (Vistry)

Getinge (GETIB SS) downgraded to Hold from Buy at Pareto

Telenor (TEL NO) upgraded to Buy from Hold at Kepler Cheuvreux

Context

Here the through-line is margin over volume: the beats on offer lean on cost control, purchasing efficiency and one-time tariff effects rather than top-line acceleration, a configuration that in past reporting seasons has supported near-term earnings upgrades while leaving the market more sensitive to forward sales commentary, since cost-driven beats have historically proven harder to extrapolate than revenue-led ones. The housebuilder loss, with write-downs, a goodwill impairment and an added building safety provision alongside stock discounting to generate cash, fits the familiar UK sector sequence of margin compression first, balance-sheet repair second; the tells have tended to be land-buying behaviour and reservation rates in the following trading statements. The French retailer's decision to skip TLB interest payments pending a consensual restructuring follows the standard distressed credit playbook, where leverage across the affected creditor stack, rather than the equity, carries the information. Contract awards in LNG carrier containment and offshore subsea work extend a multi-year order-book cycle in both names; the forward items are the next round of guidance confirmations and whether margin raises hold at full-year results.

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