Core Insights - The latest issue of Manufacturing Digital highlights global leaders and breakthrough technologies shaping the future of sustainability, technology, biopharmaceuticals, and supply chain [1] Group 1: Fujifilm's Innovations - Fujifilm aims to become the TSMC of the biopharmaceutical industry, focusing on trust as a foundational element [3] - The company employs a zero-defect manufacturing philosophy and expertise in materials chemistry to achieve breakthroughs in semiconductors and biopharmaceuticals [4] - Fujifilm is pioneering EUV lithography materials for next-generation chips and developing modular biomanufacturing networks for vaccines and cell therapies [4] Group 2: Supply Chain Evolution - Mourad Tamoud, Chief Supply Chain Officer at Schneider Electric, discusses the transformation of supply chains from operational necessities to strategic differentiators [5][6] - Modern supply chains are positioned to drive growth, sustainability, and resilience while integrating digital technologies and aligning with broader business strategies [7] - The focus is on fostering an environment of innovation and continuous improvement within supply chain operations [6] Group 3: Sustainability and Supply Chain Portfolio - BizClik's Sustainability and Supply Chain portfolio includes five magazines that provide authoritative insights and influence decision-makers across these sectors [8][9] - The portfolio aims to shape industry conversations and serve as a trusted source of information [9] Group 4: Upcoming Events - BizClik is organizing its annual global summits focused on sustainability and supply chain, starting with Sustainability LIVE: The Net Zero Summit [10] - The event will gather over 2,000 attendees to discuss the intersection of sustainability and supply chains, aiming to accelerate collective impact [11]

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Company Overview - NORBIT ASA is a global provider of tailored technology aimed at solving challenges and promoting sustainability through innovative solutions, aligning with its mission to "Explore More" [2] - The company operates in three business segments: Oceans, Connectivity, and Product Innovation & Realization, addressing key markets [2] - The Oceans segment focuses on delivering tailored technology solutions to global maritime markets [2] - The Connectivity segment provides wireless solutions for identification, monitoring, and tracking [2] - The Product Innovation & Realization segment offers R&D services, proprietary products, and contract manufacturing to key customers [2] - NORBIT is headquartered in Trondheim, has manufacturing facilities in Europe and North America, and employs around 700 people [2] Recent Insider Activity - Christina Hallin, director and primary insider of NORBIT ASA, purchased 1,000 shares at an average price of NOK 185.00 per share on 11 February 2026 [1] - Following this transaction, Hallin now owns a total of 1,000 shares in NORBIT [1]

Core Insights - The Finnvera Group reported a significant decline in profit to EUR 16 million in 2025, primarily due to the return of a fund payment commitment of EUR 349 million to the State Guarantee Fund, despite a strong operating result of EUR 365 million [4][10][20]. Financial Performance - The operating result for the period was strong at EUR 365 million, but the total profit was reduced to EUR 16 million after the return of the fund payment commitment [4][10]. - The Group's net interest income decreased by 13% to EUR 121 million, and net fee and commission income fell by 16% to EUR 167 million compared to the previous year [22][28]. - Realised credit losses were significantly lower at EUR 36 million, down 70% from the previous period, contributing positively to the operating result [23][28]. Financing Activities - Finnvera granted domestic loans and guarantees amounting to EUR 1.0 billion, a 10% increase from EUR 0.9 billion in 2024 [5][15]. - Export credit guarantees and special guarantees surged to EUR 7.0 billion, a 143% increase from EUR 2.9 billion in 2024, reflecting strong financing volumes for the cruise shipping sector [8][15]. - The volume of export credits granted reached EUR 5.6 billion, an increase of 837% from EUR 0.6 billion in the previous year, although EUR 3.1 billion of this financing fell through [9][15]. Balance Sheet and Reserves - The total balance sheet increased by 5% to EUR 15.5 billion, while contingent liabilities rose by 12% to EUR 16.8 billion [2][4]. - Non-restricted equity and assets of the State Guarantee Fund increased by 17% to EUR 2.5 billion, indicating a strengthening of reserves for potential losses [2][4]. - Expected credit losses on the balance sheet items decreased by 14% to EUR 1.0 billion [2][4]. Strategic Developments - Finnvera updated its organizational structure to better serve Finnish companies' growth and internationalization needs [11]. - The company became a shareholder in the European Investment Fund (EIF) to enhance its integration into EU financing facilities, particularly for SMEs [12]. - A legislative overhaul was completed to improve Finnvera's operational flexibility and transparency, set to take effect in 2026 [13]. Outlook - The business outlook for 2026 anticipates moderate growth in the Finnish economy, with expectations for increased demand for domestic financing and export credit guarantees [34][35]. - Finnvera aims to support growth in emerging markets and enhance financing for innovative and scalable start-ups [37][40].

Core Insights - dsm-firmenich reported a stable performance in FY 2025 with sales of €12,521 million, a decrease of 2% from FY 2024, while adjusted EBITDA increased by 8% to €2,279 million [3][25] - The company executed its strategic roadmap by divesting its Animal Nutrition & Health business, allowing a focus on core consumer nutrition, health, and beauty sectors [4][12] - The company aims for organic sales growth of 5-7% and an adjusted EBITDA margin of 22-23% in the mid-term [10] Financial Performance - Continuing operations saw sales of €9,034 million in FY 2025, nearly unchanged from FY 2024, with an organic sales growth of 3% [2][26] - Adjusted EBITDA for continuing operations was €1,772 million, reflecting a 1% increase from the previous year, with an adjusted EBITDA margin of 19.6% [2][26] - Net profit from continuing operations was €342 million, down from €359 million in FY 2024 [2] Business Unit Performance - Perfumery & Beauty (P&B) achieved 3% organic sales growth, with Fine Fragrances showing high-single digit growth, while Beauty & Care faced challenges [28][34] - Taste, Texture & Health (TTH) delivered 4% organic sales growth, supported by synergies, although growth softened in the second half of the year [40][41] - Health, Nutrition & Care (HNC) also reported 3% organic sales growth, driven by strong performance in Dietary Supplements and Early Life Nutrition [48][49] Strategic Initiatives - The company announced a €500 million share repurchase program to commence in Q1 2026, alongside maintaining a stable dividend of €2.50 per share [6][7] - dsm-firmenich is focused on embedding best practices across its organization to drive continuous improvement and operational excellence [9] - The company aims to deliver on its mid-term ambitions, including achieving approximately €350 million in merger synergies [10][11] Sustainability Efforts - dsm-firmenich achieved 100% of purchased electricity from renewable sources ahead of schedule and received a Platinum medal from EcoVadis for sustainability [67][68] - The company aims to reach one billion people with nutritional interventions by 2030, having reached 775 million in 2025 [63][64] - Progress was made in reducing greenhouse gas emissions, with a 31% reduction in Scope 1 & 2 emissions compared to the 2021 baseline [65][66]

Core Viewpoint - KBC Group reported a strong financial performance in 2025, with a net profit of 3,568 million euros, reflecting an 18% increase compared to the previous year, driven by diversified income sources and a growing loan portfolio [1] Financial Performance - The net result for Q4 2025 was 1,003 million euros, slightly up from 1,002 million euros in Q3 2025 but down from 1,116 million euros in Q4 2024 [1] - Basic earnings per share for FY 2025 were 8.70 euros, compared to 8.33 euros in FY 2024 [1] - Total income for FY 2025 rose by 9%, exceeding guidance, with a loan portfolio growth of 1% quarter-on-quarter and 7% year-on-year [1] - Customer deposits increased by 2% quarter-on-quarter and 3% year-on-year, excluding low-margin short-term deposits [1] Solvency and Liquidity - The fully loaded common equity ratio under Basel IV was 14.9% at the end of December 2025, indicating a strong solvency position [2] - The liquidity coverage ratio (LCR) was 159% and the net stable funding ratio (NSFR) was 138%, reflecting a solid liquidity position [2] Dividend Proposal - The Board of Directors proposed a total gross dividend of 5.1 euros per share for 2025, which includes an interim dividend of 1 euro already paid and a remaining 4.1 euros to be paid in May 2026, resulting in a pay-out ratio of 60% of 2025 net profit [3] Strategic Developments - KBC Group made significant progress in its strategy, finalizing the acquisition of 365.bank in Slovakia and Business Lease in the Czech Republic and Slovakia, which will impact capital position positively [4] Digital Innovation - The AI-powered personal digital assistant, Kate, reached 6 million customers, a 13% increase year-on-year, with an autonomy rate of 82% in Belgium [5] - The ecosphere 'MyMobility' launched with 73,000 clients signed up in the initial months [5] Financial Guidance - Updated financial guidance aims for total income to outgrow operating expenses by at least 3.4 percentage points annually by 2028, targeting a cost/income ratio below 38% and a combined ratio below 91% in non-life insurance [6] Sustainability Recognition - KBC Group was included in the CDP Climate A List for the fourth consecutive year and in the S&P Global Sustainability Yearbook for the seventh consecutive year, highlighting its leadership in sustainability [7]

Core Viewpoint - Paladin Energy Ltd has released a presentation for the Langer Heinrich Mine investor site visit scheduled for February 12, 2026, in Namibia, highlighting its ongoing commitment to transparency and investor engagement [1]. Company Overview - Paladin Energy Ltd is a significant independent uranium producer with a 75% ownership stake in the Langer Heinrich Mine, which is recognized as a world-class long-life asset located in Namibia [3]. - The company expanded its portfolio in late 2024 by acquiring Fission Uranium Corp. in Canada, leading to a dual-listing on both the ASX and TSX [3]. - Paladin now operates a diverse range of uranium development and exploration assets across Canada, including the Patterson Lake South Project in Saskatchewan and the Michelin project in Newfoundland and Labrador, along with exploration assets in Australia [3]. - The company emphasizes a sustainability framework that promotes responsible and transparent management of uranium resources, contributing to global decarbonization efforts and providing reliable uranium supply to major nuclear utilities worldwide [3].

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