Core Insights - The key challenge in decarbonizing shipping is finding a cost-competitive fuel solution, as highlighted by industry analysis [1][4] - HyOrc Corporation's green methanol platform offers a high-efficiency, low-CAPEX solution that avoids reliance on expensive inputs like large-scale electrolysis [3][4] - The company's technology allows for the conversion of negative-cost municipal waste into high-purity green methanol, achieving up to a 90% reduction in lifecycle CO2 emissions [4] Company Positioning - HyOrc has secured a 10-year offtake commitment from a major European green fuel producer through its Portuguese joint venture, indicating strong commercial interest [5] - The company is positioned to accelerate the maritime sector's transition to decarbonization by providing a practical, scalable, and economically viable fuel source [5] - HyOrc is preparing for a Nasdaq uplist, with 737 million shares issued and outstanding, and 26.30 million shares at DTC [6]

Group 1 - UAB Merko Statyba, part of AS Merko Ehitus, has submitted the best bid for parts B and C in the public procurement for the development of military infrastructure at the Rūdninkai polygon through a public-private partnership [1] - The Lithuanian Ministry of Defence has not yet officially published the decision on the selection of the best bidders or proposed contract conclusions, but is in the final verification process and expects to reach the contract conclusion phase within this year [2] - AS Merko Ehitus will announce the conclusion of partnership and construction agreements through the stock exchange [3] Group 2 - UAB Merko Statyba is a recognized Lithuanian construction company providing services in general construction, civil engineering, and residential construction [3] - AS Merko Ehitus operates in Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, employing 605 people and generating revenue of EUR 539 million for the year 2024 [3]

Core Insights - Total freight volumes in November 2025 were 3.6 million lane metres, which is 1.8% lower than 2024 and 3.8% lower when adjusted for route changes [1][2] - Year-to-date (YTD) growth rates for freight volumes were -0.4% and -1.8% respectively [1] - The number of passengers in November 2025 decreased by 10.5% to 195,000 compared to 2024, with a YTD growth rate of -4.5% [2][3] Freight Volumes - North Sea volumes were below 2024 levels due to soft volumes on most routes, while Mediterranean volumes were also below 2024 due to capacity reductions [1] - Channel volumes remained stable compared to 2024, with new Jersey volumes offsetting a slowdown in Dover Strait volumes [2] - For the last twelve months (2025-24), total transported freight lane metres increased by 0.1% to 41.5 million from 41.4 million in 2024-23, but decreased by 2.1% when adjusted for route changes [2] Passenger Volumes - The total number of passengers for the last twelve months (2025-24) decreased by 19.7% to 5.3 million compared to 6.6 million for 2024-23, with a decrease of 5.5% when adjusted for route changes [3] - The number of cars transported in November was 6.8% below 2024 when adjusted for route changes [2] DFDS Ferry Volumes - DFDS reported a November 2025 freight volume of 3,627,000 lane metres, a decrease of 1.8% from 2024, while the last twelve months showed a slight increase of 0.1% [4] - The number of passengers in November 2025 was 203,000, down 21.5% from 2024, with the last twelve months showing a decrease of 19.7% [4] Company Overview - DFDS operates a transport network in Europe with an annual revenue of DKK 30 billion and employs 16,500 full-time staff [6] - The company provides ferry transport for goods and passengers, along with complementary logistics solutions [6]

Core Points - The press release announces the implementation of a squeeze-out procedure for Tarkett, following a public buy-out offer initiated by Tarkett Participation [2][4][7] - The squeeze-out will take effect on December 23, 2025, covering 853,122 shares not tendered by minority shareholders, representing 1.30% of the share capital and 0.71% of the theoretical voting rights [12][17] - The compensation for the shares will be €17 per ordinary share, consistent with the offer price [3][17] Company Information - Tarkett is a société anonyme with a supervisory board and management board, registered in Paris and listed on Euronext Paris under the ticker symbol "TKTT" [5] - Tarkett Participation is the offeror, a société par actions simplifiée also based in Paris [6] Offer Details - The public buy-out offer was conducted from June 11, 2025, to June 24, 2025, with a reopening from November 24, 2025, to December 5, 2025 [7] - As of November 30, 2025, Tarkett Participation held 64,697,159 shares, representing 98.70% of the share capital and 99.29% of the theoretical voting rights [7][23] - The squeeze-out procedure meets the conditions set forth in the French Monetary and Financial Code and AMF regulations [10][11] Financial Arrangements - The total amount of compensation will be deposited into a blocked account with Uptevia, which will handle the indemnification for shareholders [14] - Unallocated funds for securities with unknown rightful claimants will be held for ten years before being transferred to the French State [15]

Core Points - Netcompany Group A/S is expanding its Executive Management by appointing Alexandros Manos as Chief Commercial Officer (CCO) effective from January 1, 2026, to enhance European commercialization [1][3] - Alexandros Manos, previously the CEO of Netcompany SEE & EUI since the acquisition of Intrasoft International S.A. in 2021, will oversee the commercial strategy across all markets except Denmark to drive international growth [2][3] - The appointment of Alexandros Manos is part of a strategic evolution aimed at leading responsible European digitalization and enhancing market position [3] - Following this change, Netcompany SEE & EUI will be divided into two market units: Netcompany SEE and Netcompany BeLux, with Christos Kontellis and Spyros Ntokoros appointed as Country Managing Partners for these units respectively [4] - The Executive Management team from January 1, 2026, will include André Rogaczewski as CEO, Claus Jørgensen as COO, Thomas Johansen as CFO, and Alexandros Manos as CCO [5]

Core Viewpoint - Ensurge Micropower ASA is conducting a Subsequent Offering of up to 22,222,222 new shares at a subscription price of NOK 0.90 per share, aimed at providing an opportunity for shareholders who did not participate in the previous Private Placement [1][2]. Group 1: Offering Details - The Subscription Period for the Subsequent Offering ends on 12 December 2025 at 16:30 CET [2]. - Shareholders who did not participate in the Private Placement on 9 November 2025 can subscribe for Offer Shares at the same price as in the Private Placement [2]. - Completed subscription forms must be received by designated managers or registered online before the end of the Subscription Period [3]. Group 2: Company Overview - Ensurge Micropower specializes in advanced microbattery technology, focusing on AI-enabled devices, and is based in San Jose, California [5]. - The company utilizes high-precision roll-to-roll production processes for its thin-film batteries, enabling innovative applications across various markets including consumer, medical, and industrial sectors [5]. - Ensurge partners with leading global customers to expedite their products to market and is listed on the Oslo Stock Exchange [5].

Core Points - The company, Elis, disclosed its share buyback activities conducted from December 8 to December 10, 2025, in compliance with EU regulations [2] - A total of 83,234 shares were repurchased during this period, with an average purchase price of €23.3643 per share [2] - The purpose of the share buyback is to cover performance share plans and allocate free shares to employees as part of the Elis for All 2025 international employee shareholding plan, as well as to prepare for the cancellation of shares [2]

Core Insights - Haffner Energy has secured a significant strategic partnership in Canada, marking a turnaround after a challenging year in 2025 [1][5] - The partnership will focus on establishing a complete advanced biofuels sector in Canada, starting with a 5 MW project in Quebec expected to generate €4.2 million in revenue [1][4] - The agreement includes the creation of a joint venture, with Haffner Energy holding 49% of the capital without cash contribution, leveraging its technology license [2][3] Partnership Details - The Canadian partner's identity will be revealed soon, and the initial project will utilize existing equipment, allowing for immediate revenue recognition [1][3] - A significant advance payment of €250,000 will be made to Haffner Energy, with the joint venture responsible for marketing the technology and manufacturing equipment [3][10] - The first project is a precursor to deploying multiple multi-energy hubs across Canada, utilizing SYNOCA® 20 MW thermolysis units for diverse fuel production [4][10] Technological Advancements - The new H6 generation technology significantly reduces the cost of hydrogen production to less than €2.50/kg, compared to nearly €10/kg for similar electrolyzers [7] - The capital expenditure (CAPEX) per kilowatt of thermal energy produced is reduced by a factor of three for the SYNOCA® H6 compared to previous generations, enhancing competitiveness [7] Market Context - Canada, with its vast biomass resources, presents a unique opportunity for biofuel production, producing 18 times more biomass than France [8] - The partnership aligns with the growing strategic relationship between Canada and Europe, focusing on decarbonized energy and sustainable resource use [9]

Core Viewpoint - IMCD N.V. has nominated Floris Lagerwerf as the new Chief Financial Officer (CFO) effective January 2027, succeeding Hans Kooijmans who will retire at the end of December 2026 [1][3]. Group 1: Leadership Transition - Floris Lagerwerf has a strong background within IMCD, having joined the company in 2016 and held various finance roles, including Vice-President Finance & Operations for the Americas since January 2023 [2]. - The Supervisory Board expresses confidence in Floris's capabilities, highlighting his deep understanding of IMCD's business and proven track record in finance and M&A [3]. - Hans Kooijmans will continue to support Floris during the transition period until the end of 2026, emphasizing the importance of internal succession [4]. Group 2: Company Performance and Structure - IMCD reported revenues of EUR 4,728 million in 2024 and employs over 5,100 staff [6]. - The company is listed on Euronext Amsterdam and is part of the Dutch ESG AEX index, recognized for its best ESG practices [6].

Core Points - IMCD N.V. announces the nomination of Mr. Janus Smalbraak for reappointment as Chair of the Supervisory Board at the 2026 AGM, along with Mr. Stephan Nanninga for a third term and Mr. Willem Eelman for a second term [1][2][3][4] Group 1: Nominations and Terms - Janus Smalbraak has been nominated for a fourth and final term of two years as Chair of the Supervisory Board, having first been appointed in 2016 [2] - Stephan Nanninga is nominated for a third term of two years, having first been appointed in 2018 [3] - Willem Eelman is nominated for a second term of four years, having first been appointed in 2022 [4] Group 2: Purpose and Future Plans - The reappointments aim to maintain continuity and leverage accumulated knowledge within the Supervisory Board to support IMCD's management in the coming years [5] - The Supervisory Board intends to expand its composition with a sixth member in 2026, with a search currently ongoing [5] Group 3: Company Overview - IMCD, based in Rotterdam, is a leading global partner in the distribution and formulation of specialty chemicals and ingredients, focusing on sustainable value in the supply chain [6] - In 2024, IMCD reported revenues of EUR 4,728 million and employed over 5,100 staff [7]