Financial Performance - Adjusted net revenue increased slightly by 0.1% from R$5462 million in 3Q24 to R$5468 million in 3Q25[15, 21, 32] - Adjusted EBITDA increased by 14.7% from R$2794 million in 3Q24 to R$3206 million in 3Q25[15, 33, 34] - Adjusted net income increased by 9.5% from R$1173 million in 3Q24 to R$1284 million in 3Q25[15, 110] - Cash flow from operations increased by 21.9% from R$1413 million in 3Q24 to R$1723 million in 3Q25[15] - Cash conversion rate increased from 50.6% in 3Q24 to 53.7% in 3Q25[15] Operational Highlights - Water production volume increased by 4.4% from 775.101 million m³ in 3Q24 to 808.878 million m³ in 3Q25[10] - Water connections increased by 0.6% from 9450 thousand in 3Q24 to 9509 thousand in 3Q25[12] - Sewage connections increased by 1.1% from 8156 thousand in 3Q24 to 8245 thousand in 3Q25[13] Capital Expenditure (CAPEX) - Total CAPEX year-to-date reached R$10430 million[48, 117] - CAPEX for water projects in 3Q25 was R$1155 million, while sewage projects reached R$2823 million[48] - The company has contractual obligations up to 2029, with investments reaching R$38564 million[118, 119] Debt and Ratios - The company issued R$4.9 billion in debt in July, with maturities in 5, 7, and 10 years[62] - 59% of the company's debt matures in 2030 onwards[61, 62] - The company's cash position as of 3Q25 was R$11.6 billion[61, 62]

Detalimogene Voraplasmid & Market Opportunity - The Non-Muscle Invasive Bladder Cancer (NMIBC) market is forecasted to be greater than $20 billion [11] - NMIBC represents 75-80% of bladder cancer diagnoses [14] - Approximately 25,000 US patients per year are diagnosed with High-Risk NMIBC [15] Clinical Trial & Efficacy - The LEGEND study is a global, single-arm, open-label study with a target enrollment of 125 patients with BCG-Unresponsive High-risk NMIBC with CIS [49] - In the post-protocol amendment group (N=62), the Any Time Complete Response (CR) rate was 63% (CI: 51-74) [55, 58] - In the pre-protocol amendment group (N=31), the Any Time Complete Response (CR) rate was 55% (CI: 38-71) [59] Safety & Tolerability - In the Cohort 1 study (n=125), 42.4% of patients experienced at least one Treatment-Related Adverse Event (TRAE) [62] - The most common TRAEs reported in >10% of patients were fatigue (16.8%), dysuria (12.0%), bladder spasm (10.4%), micturition urgency (10.4%), and pollakiuria (10.4%) [62] - Only 1.6% of patients experienced TRAEs leading to dose interruptions, and 0.8% led to dose discontinuations [62] Operational & Financial - Buy+Bill has grown from 5% of revenue in 2008 to 15-20% in 2025 [32] - The company projects its current capital to provide runway into 2027 [78]

Financial Performance Highlights - The company achieved a gross margin expansion of 14 percentage points from 132% in 3Q24 to 146% in 2Q25 and 147% in 3Q25[24] - Adjusted EBITDA margin increased by 09 percentage points from 52% in 3Q24 to 61% in 3Q25[24] - Cash generation reached R$ 1669 million in 3Q25[26] - Net debt to adjusted pro forma EBITDA improved sequentially by 016x, reaching 417x[27] Revenue Analysis - Hospitals and Clinics revenue increased by 170% from R$286 million in 3Q24 to R$335 million in 3Q25, but decreased by 86% from R$6352 million in 9M24 to R$5969 million in 9M25[39] - Laboratories and Vaccines revenue increased by 225% from R$2189 million in 3Q24 to R$2001 million in 3Q25[39] - Retail channel revenue grew by 46% from R$710 million in 9M24 to R$742 million in 9M25[44] - Services channel revenue increased by 62% from R$221 million in 3Q24 to R$231 million in 3Q25[44] Expense Management - Total operating expenses decreased by 759% from R$570759 million in 3Q24 to R$137740 million in 3Q25[48] - Selling expenses (excluding D&A) decreased by 86% from R$99888 million in 3Q24 to R$91299 million in 3Q25[48] - Losses on impairment of assets decreased significantly by 937% from R$111728 million in 3Q24 to R$7093 million in 3Q25[48] DIFAL Impact - A positive impact of R$3146 million in 3Q25 due to the reversal of the full provision for DIFAL 2022 and gain of shares of DIFAL 2021, net of legal fees[33] - Remaining balance of R$950 million in provisions related to 2021 DIFAL as of the end of September 2025[34] Working Capital and Cash Flow - Cash cycle improved to 55 days in 3Q25, which is 2 days shorter than in 2Q25[26] - Free cash flow was R$166922 million in 3Q25, compared to R$504645 million in 3Q24[64]

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Company Overview - Jaguar Mining Inc is a mid-tier gold producer in Brazil with over 20 years of production history[12, 13] - The company has 3 operating underground gold mining complexes and is listed on the TSX with a market capitalization of C$449 million as of November 6, 2025[13] - The company's P/NAV is 0.38x as of November 6, 2025[13] Reserves and Resources - The company has global reserves of 764 koz Au at 4.02 g/t Au as of December 31, 2024[13] - M&I Resources are 1.66Moz Au at 4.19 g/t Au as of December 31, 2024[13] - Inferred Resources are 1.68Moz Au at 3.56 g/t Au as of December 31, 2024[13] Financial Performance - The company produced 30,899 koz Au in the first 9 months of 2025[32] - Adjusted EBITDA for the first 9 months of 2025 was US$59.8 million[32] - The company's AISC was US$1,844/oz Au for the first 9 months of 2025[35] Operational Updates - The Turmalina mine is on track for a restart in Q1 2026[38] - The company signed a community compensation agreement for approximately US$10 million related to the tailings incident[38] - The company settled an environmental fine for approximately US$11 million and an MP lawsuit for approximately US$7 million, with payments to be made in installments over 1-5 years[38] Growth Projects - The Onças de Pitangui project is expected to begin development in H2 2026, with first gold production projected in H2 2027[42] - The Onças de Pitangui project has P&P reserves of 284 koz Au at 4.16 g/t Au[42] - The estimated production rate for Onças de Pitangui is 42 koz/year[42] Exploration - The company has 46,619 Ha of mineral tenements[45] - The company has a 5-year exploration plan with drilling planned from 2026 to 2030[46] - The company is targeting 600koz to 1,300koz of gold to investigate in 2026[46]

Financial Performance - Group Q2 service revenue increased by 58% [3] - Europe Q2 service revenue saw a growth of 05% [3] - Group H1 Adjusted EBITDAaL grew by 68% [3] - FY26 Adjusted EBITDAaL is expected to be between €113 billion and €116 billion [3] - FY26 Adjusted FCF is projected to be between €24 billion and €26 billion [3] - The company commits to a progressive dividend policy with a 25% increase for FY26 [3] Operational Progress - VodafoneThree merger was completed on May 31, 2025, with financial results consolidated from June 1, 2025 [3] - In Germany, 350k OXG households were passed [3] - In the UK, VodafoneThree integration is off to a fast start [3] - Africa has 94 million financial services customers [3]

Financial Performance - Revenue decreased by 1.1% YoY to CHF 741 million in Q3 2025 [46], primarily due to a decline in Fixed Subscription Revenue and lower Mobile Non-Subscription Revenue [50] - Adjusted EBITDAaL increased by 2.4% YoY to CHF 270 million in Q3 2025 [46], driven by Opex improvements [16] - CAPEX decreased by 4.7% YoY to CHF 106 million in Q3 2025 [46], aligning with expected full-year reductions [50] - Adjusted FCF reached CHF 37 million, benefiting from lower interest payments [46] Customer & Commercial - Mobile Postpaid net additions increased by 20k, supported by improved B2B growth [16] - Fixed Mobile Convergence (FMC) increased to 59% of the customer base [41] - Internet net additions were -7k, impacted by softer trading and UPC migrations [16] Strategic Initiatives - Launched "CHmobile" to address the C-Segment, completing segment coverage [16] - Introduced new products including Home Security, "Iconic Bundle," and "SuperSearch" [16] - Reaffirmed Capital Markets Day (CMD) mid-term outlook of increasing Free Cash Flows [16] Guidance & Debt - 2025 Guidance re-confirmed, including expected DPS growth of 2.7% YoY [16] - Debt maturity extended, with approximately 84% of debt due after 2031 and about 60% due in 2032 [74]

Telenor Group Strategy & Performance - Telenor connects approximately 210 million people across its footprint[43] - Telenor delivered in line with financial targets set at the 2022 CMD, including a YoY growth in ordinary dividend per share and FCF before M&A covering the dividend by 2025[64,65] - Telenor aims for a future-fit strategy focusing on customer excellence, technology-led transformation, tapering opex and capex to sales, and shareholder value creation[71] - Telenor Infrastructure's EBITDA margin increased by 9 percentage points between 2022 and 2025, reaching 62%[453] Telenor Nordics - Telenor Nordics achieved a service revenue CAGR of +33% and EBITDA growth of +58% from 2022 to LTM Q3 2025[202,504] - Telenor Nordics free cash flow has more than doubled since 2022[213] - Telenor Nordics aims to deliver more than NOK 15 billion in FCF by 2030[221] Telenor Asia - Telenor Asia has approximately 200 million customers[378] - Telenor Asia's portfolio value is approximately NOK 90 billion[378] - True Corp in Thailand has a service revenue market share of 486% and subscriber market share of 504%[413] Financial Ambitions - Telenor targets low-to-mid-single-digit organic EBITDA growth and a capex/sales ratio of less than 13% by 2028[552] - Telenor aims for FCF ex associates of NOK 14-15 billion by 2030[552] - Telenor is committed to YoY growth in dividend per share and maintaining a leverage ratio between 18x and 23x[529,536,562]

Financial Performance - Service revenues reached ₱158.9 billion, a 3% increase, or +₱3.9 billion[3] - EBITDA (ex-MRP) grew by 3% to ₱82.8 billion with a 52% margin[3], a +₱2.1 billion increase[3] - Core income remained stable at ₱25.8 billion[3] - Maya contributed ₱603 million to PLDT's core earnings[5] Revenue Breakdown - Total Home revenues reached ₱45.7 billion, a 4% increase, or +₱1.6 billion[11] - Total Fiber revenues reached ₱44.5 billion, a 7% increase, or +₱2.8 billion[11] - Enterprise revenues reached ₱35.6 billion, a 2% increase, or +₱0.5 billion[14] - Wireless Consumer revenues reached ₱63.2 billion, a 1% decrease, or -₱0.3 billion[17] - Mobile data revenues reached ₱57.3 billion, a 1% increase, or +₱0.7 billion[17] Subscriber and Network Growth - Fiber net adds increased by 67% year-over-year to 265,000[12] - Total broadband subscribers increased by 6% to 4,122,521[142] - 5G individual devices increased to 10.5 million[17], representing 18% of devices[17] - Total data traffic reached 4,393 petabytes[17], a 6% increase[17] Cost Management and Investments - Total cash expenses, subsidies, and provisions decreased by 2% to ₱63.1 billion[20], a -₱1.1 billion decrease[20] - Compensation and benefits (ex MRP) decreased by 7% to ₱16.1 billion[20], a -₱1.3 billion decrease[20] - Selling and promotions expenses decreased by 18% to ₱3.5 billion[20], a -₱0.8 billion decrease[20] - 9M2025 capex stood at ₱43.0 billion[28] Debt and Sustainability - Net debt-to-EBITDA ratio is 2.61x[32] - PLDT received an MSCI ESG Rating of BBB[57] - Smart secured a 10-year ₱2 billion green loan[68]

Company Overview - Fluor Corporation reported a revenue of $163 billion for 2024[8] - The company's backlog is geographically split with 59% in the U S and 41% outside the U S [6] - The contract types are primarily reimbursable at 82% with fixed contracts making up the remaining 19%[6] Segment Performance - Urban Solutions reported Q3 2025 new awards of $18 billion and a backlog of $205 billion[29] - Energy Solutions experienced a segment loss of $533 million in Q3 2025 which includes a $653 million court ruling related to the Santos project[42] - Mission Solutions reported Q3 2025 new awards of $13 billion and a backlog of $26 billion[50] Financial Highlights - The company reported a consolidated segment loss of $439 million and adjusted EBITDA of $161 million for Q3 2025[54] - The diluted adjusted EPS was $068 for Q3 2025[54] - New awards totaled $33 billion in Q3 2025[54]