European Movers: Vestas Wind Systems (VWS DC) +11.5%, TKMS (TKMS GY) +9.0%, Balfour Beatty (BBY LN) +7.5%, ABN AMRO (ABN NA) +4.5%, TUI (TUI GY) -2.0%, Hannover Re (HNR1 GY) -1.0%, E.ON (EOAN GY) -0.8%, Brenntag (BNR GY) -0.7%

• Vestas Wind Systems (VWS DC) +11.5%: Revenue & adj. EBIT beat. Raises FY adj. EBIT margin view.
• TKMS (TKMS GY) +9.0%: Revenue & adj. EBITDA higher Y/Y, Order Intake lower. Raises FY sales growth and adj. EBIT margin guidance.
• Balfour Beatty (BBY LN) +7.5%: Raises FY26 PFO growth to low double-digit percentage.
• ABN AMRO (ABN NA) +4.5%: NII, Net Fee & Commission Income and Net beat. Raises FY26 commercial NII guidance.
• TUI (TUI GY) -2.0%: Revenue miss, Net beat. Confirms FY guidance.
• Hannover Re (HNR1 GY) -1.0%: Net & Reinsurance revenue beat. Confirms FY guidance.
• E.ON (EOAN GY) -0.8%: adj. EBITDA & Net higher Y/Y. Confirms FY guidance
• Brenntag (BNR GY) -0.7%: Revenue beat, Operating EBITDA higher Y/Y. Lifts FY Operating EBITDA guidance.

A mixed European earnings session where the tape is doing the familiar work of rewarding guidance upgrades over headline beats. Vestas, TKMS, Balfour Beatty and ABN AMRO all raised outlooks and are being bid accordingly, a pattern consistent with past reporting seasons in which forward guidance, not backward-looking prints, has driven single-name dispersion. TKMS carries the typical order-intake-versus-margin tension for defence names: order intake lower year on year against raised sales and margin guidance, and in comparable episodes the market has tended to forgive soft intake only while backlog coverage remains intact. On the other side, TUI, Hannover Re, E.ON and Brenntag all confirmed guidance and are lower or flat, illustrating the standing asymmetry that in-line outlooks after strong runs often fail to hold the stock, and in TUI's case a revenue miss against a net beat invites scrutiny of mix and cost lines rather than demand. Brenntag's decline despite a raised EBITDA guide is the kind of sell-the-news reaction that has tended to reflect positioning and expectations rather than the print itself. The follow-ons are the conference calls, where margin bridge detail and any commentary on order books, pricing and capital returns typically determine whether the opening moves hold into the close.