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Core Insights - Amalgamated Bank successfully closed a C-PACE financing deal under the Massachusetts Program, utilizing Allectrify's FASTPACE Platform [1][5] - The financing will support a 205kW solar PV installation and roofing upgrades at an industrial property owned by Marder Seafood, a leader in sustainably sourced seafood [2][4] - The project is expected to generate over $1.9 million in lifetime energy cost savings [4] Company Overview - Amalgamated Bank invests nearly 40% of its lending portfolio in climate protection solutions, emphasizing its commitment to decarbonization and renewable energy [3][6] - The bank has over $1.2 billion in PACE assets in its investment portfolio, positioning itself as a leader in providing energy-saving financing solutions [6] - Amalgamated Bank operates a mission-driven model, focusing on sustainable companies, clean energy, and nonprofits since its founding in 1923 [7] Industry Context - C-PACE financing provides long-term, competitive funding for energy efficiency and renewable energy improvements in commercial properties [5] - The recent transaction marks the fourth financing closed under the Massachusetts C-PACE Program since its inception in 2020 [5] - Allectrify's FASTPACE platform facilitates efficient C-PACE execution, enabling access to financing for projects of various sizes [8]

Group 1 - The Ordinary General Meeting of Lerøy Seafood Group ASA was held on 27 May 2025, and all items were resolved according to the Annual General Meeting notice and the Nomination Committee's recommendations [1] - The General Shareholders Meeting approved a dividend distribution of NOK 2.50 per share, which will be paid on 5 June 2025 to shareholders registered as of 27 May 2025 [1] - Shares in Lerøy Seafood Group ASA will be traded ex-dividend starting from 28 May 2025 [2]

Inflation and Deflation Trends - Industry experts predict a new inflation cycle in China due to M2 scale reaching 326.06 trillion yuan, which is double the GDP, but currently, deflation is observed with April CPI rising only 0.3% [1] - From June 2025, five major price drops are anticipated in China [3] Real Estate Market - Since 2022, housing prices have been on a downward trend, with cities like Tianjin and Shijiazhuang experiencing declines, and major cities like Shanghai seeing significant adjustments, with prices dropping from 95,000 yuan per square meter to 65,000 yuan, a decrease of over 30% [5] - By the second half of 2025, housing price differentiation is expected, with second and third-tier cities slowing their decline while first-tier cities like Shanghai and Shenzhen may experience further drops [5] Seafood Prices - Seafood prices are becoming more affordable, with prices for king crabs dropping below 200 yuan each and salmon prices decreasing by 40%, while shrimp prices fell from 38 yuan per jin to 28 yuan per jin [7] - The decline in seafood prices is attributed to consumer hesitance following Japan's nuclear wastewater discharge, leading to reduced demand despite no contamination in domestic seafood [7] Automotive Market - A price reduction trend is observed in the domestic automotive market, with mid-range cars dropping by 15,000 to 20,000 yuan and luxury imports seeing reductions up to 100,000 yuan [9] - Factors contributing to the decline include an influx of new energy vehicles, increased competition from tech companies like Huawei and Xiaomi, and reduced consumer purchasing power [9] Home Appliance Prices - Home appliance prices are expected to adjust downwards by 10% to 15% for items like refrigerators, TVs, and air conditioners by 2025 [12] - The rapid technological advancement in appliances and decreased consumer spending due to lower incomes are driving the need for discounts and promotions to clear inventory [12] Pork Prices - Pork prices are decreasing, with supermarket prices dropping from 26-28 yuan per jin to 18-20 yuan per jin, and further declines are expected [13] - The price drop is due to overproduction from previous years' high prices attracting investment in pig farming and a shift in consumer preference towards healthier meat options [13]

Core Insights - Lerøy Seafood Group ASA published its Q1 2025 results, but an error was found in the figures presented in the quarterly report [1] Group 1 - The stock exchange announcement regarding the Q1 2025 results was made at 06:30 CET [1] - A corrected report has been attached to address the error discovered in the figures [2]

Core Insights - Chaco, a leading sandal footwear brand, has partnered with Fishwife, a female-led tinned seafood company, to create a new sandal collaboration inspired by Fishwife's vibrant color palette [1][2][3] - The collaboration emphasizes sustainability, with Chaco using recycled materials in their manufacturing and Fishwife sourcing from sustainable fisheries [2][4] Company Overview: Chaco - Chaco, established in 1989 and a division of Wolverine Worldwide, Inc., specializes in premium outdoor footwear and is known for its repairable Z/sandals [5] - The brand's sandals are recognized for comfort and health, having received the Seal of Acceptance from the American Podiatric Medical Association [5] Company Overview: Fishwife - Fishwife, founded in December 2020, is based in Los Angeles and focuses on ethically sourced tinned seafood, aiming to popularize conservas culture in North America [6] - The company offers its products in three-packs priced between $23.99 and $32.99, and individually priced between $7.99 and $13.99 [6]

Group 1 - Lerøy Seafood Group ASA will present its Q1 2025 results on 15 May at 08:00 CET in Oslo [1] - The presentation will be conducted in Norwegian and will include a Q&A session [1] - A live broadcast of the presentation will be available for those who wish to submit questions online [1] Group 2 - A recording of the presentation in English will be accessible from 12:00 CET on the company's investor website [2] - The quarterly report and presentation will be published at 06:30 CET on the same day [1]

Group 1 - The General Shareholders' Meeting of Lerøy Seafood Group ASA is scheduled for 27 May 2025 at 10.00 a.m CET as an online meeting [1] - The meeting notice and all underlying documentation can be accessed at the company's investor relations website [1] - This information complies with the disclosure requirements of the Norwegian Securities Trading Act [1]

Group 1 - The seafood market in Harbin is experiencing a surge in sales and a decrease in prices, with small seafood sales increasing by over 30% during the "May Day" holiday compared to regular days [3][6] - Prices for small seafood items like clams and oysters are approximately 10-20% lower than last year, with clams priced at 6-8 yuan per pound and oysters at 8-10 yuan per pound [2][3] - The overall supply of essential goods is stable, with significant inventory levels in major wholesale markets and supermarkets, ensuring quick replenishment in case of sudden demand [6][7] Group 2 - The vegetable market is also seeing a price decrease, with the average price of 30 types of vegetables dropping by 5.7% compared to the previous week [4][6] - The local government is actively monitoring supply and prices, with a focus on maintaining stability during the holiday period [6][9] - Consumers are feeling confident in their purchasing power, as evidenced by their ability to buy multiple seafood items for a reasonable total cost [7][9]

Core Points - The company has declared a dividend amount of 2.5 NOK per share [1] - The last day to include the right to the dividend is set for 27 May 2025 [1] - The ex-dividend date is 28 May 2025, meaning shares will trade without the dividend from this date [1] - The record date for shareholders entitled to the dividend is 30 May 2025 [1] - The payment date for the dividend is scheduled for 5 June 2025 [1] - The approval date for the dividend declaration is 27 May 2025 [1] - This information is published in compliance with the Oslo Børs Rule Book II section 4.2.5.2 [1]