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▼|GEV941.78-62.26 (-6.20%) ▼|GILD153.54+5.62 (+3.80%) ▲|GM83.05-0.95 (-1.13%) ▼|GOOG343.65-5.87 (-1.68%) ▼|GOOGL347.64-6.14 (-1.74%) ▼|GS878.72-13.19 (-1.48%) ▼|HD295.51+1.59 (+0.54%) ▲|HON207.61+0.32 (+0.15%) ▲|IBM227.88-2.90 (-1.26%) ▼|INTC98.12-4.69 (-4.56%) ▼|INTU310.44+8.99 (+2.98%) ▲|ISRG420.24-1.82 (-0.43%) ▼|JNJ253.91+5.30 (+2.13%) ▲|JPM335.28+3.85 (+1.16%) ▲|KO91.78+1.67 (+1.85%) ▲|LIN492.70+0.59 (+0.12%) ▲|LLY1,208.74+42.23 (+3.62%) ▲|LMT522.23+18.21 (+3.61%) ▲|LOW188.31-0.43 (-0.23%) ▼|LRCX286.92-14.19 (-4.71%) ▼|MA603.24-1.56 (-0.26%) ▼|MCD238.31+2.50 (+1.06%) ▲|MDLZ62.57+1.07 (+1.74%) ▲|MDT94.23+1.22 (+1.31%) ▲|META737.54-24.96 (-3.27%) ▼|MMM164.46+1.69 (+1.04%) ▲|MO73.13+1.57 (+2.19%) ▲|MRK147.37+5.39 (+3.80%) ▲|MS181.51-5.13 (-2.75%) ▼|MSFT533.69-9.76 (-1.80%) ▼|MU914.13-38.91 (-4.08%) ▼|NEE78.37+0.15 (+0.19%) ▲|NFLX70.57+0.11 (+0.16%) ▲|NKE35.30-0.03 (-0.08%) ▼|NOW139.98+1.37 (+0.99%) ▲|NVDA221.30-7.22 (-3.16%) ▼|ORCL130.55-12.65 (-8.83%) ▼|PEP129.27+1.97 (+1.55%) ▲|PFE29.21+0.84 (+2.96%) ▲|PG156.53+3.49 (+2.28%) ▲|PLTR200.97-7.70 (-3.69%) ▼|PM205.58+6.29 (+3.16%) ▲|QCOM172.62-4.24 (-2.40%) ▼|RTX186.47+3.45 (+1.89%) ▲|SBUX93.25+1.25 (+1.36%) ▲|SCHW96.80+0.86 (+0.90%) ▲|SO89.38+1.27 (+1.44%) ▲|SPG198.70-1.95 (-0.97%) ▼|T23.05+0.20 (+0.88%) ▲|TMO673.20+10.16 (+1.53%) ▲|TMUS157.79+4.06 (+2.64%) ▲|TSLA367.16-8.07 (-2.15%) ▼|TXN280.65-7.20 (-2.50%) ▼|UBER69.29-2.03 (-2.85%) ▼|UNH395.62+17.86 (+4.73%) ▲|UNP286.43+4.07 (+1.44%) ▲|UPS95.78+0.99 (+1.04%) ▲|USB56.26-0.63 (-1.11%) ▼|V391.43-4.63 (-1.17%) ▼|VZ44.42+0.89 (+2.04%) ▲|WFC80.90+0.16 (+0.20%) ▲|WMT116.16+3.88 (+3.46%) ▲|XOM177.01+2.93 (+1.68%) ▲|AAPL342.96+1.69 (+0.50%) ▲|ABBV283.48+9.12 (+3.32%) ▲|ABT102.97+0.36 (+0.35%) ▲|ACN214.96+1.40 (+0.66%) ▲|ADBE240.68+4.40 (+1.86%) ▲|AMAT446.63-17.61 (-3.79%) ▼|AMD570.82-34.71 (-5.73%) ▼|AMGN426.11+13.27 (+3.21%) ▲|AMT179.40-0.03 (-0.02%) ▼|AMZN254.08-4.50 (-1.74%) ▼|AVGO346.25-11.06 (-3.10%) ▼|AXP306.95-2.89 (-0.93%) ▼|BA184.66-1.83 (-0.98%) ▼|BAC51.39-2.57 (-4.76%) ▼|BKNG160.68+3.17 (+2.01%) ▲|BLK1,073.79+7.67 (+0.72%) ▲|BMY59.28+2.61 (+4.61%) ▲|BNY137.64-3.39 (-2.40%) ▼|BRK-B526.35+5.76 (+1.11%) ▲|C122.27-2.26 (-1.81%) ▼|CAT748.98-23.80 (-3.08%) ▼|CL92.78+2.83 (+3.15%) ▲|CMCSA21.05+0.17 (+0.81%) ▲|COF194.35-3.72 (-1.88%) ▼|COP142.34+1.44 (+1.02%) ▲|COST982.00+27.37 (+2.87%) ▲|CRM235.95-2.06 (-0.87%) ▼|CSCO113.64-1.43 (-1.24%) ▼|CVS90.39+2.84 (+3.24%) ▲|CVX222.04+4.31 (+1.98%) ▲|DE650.38+0.38 (+0.06%) ▲|DHR224.69+1.85 (+0.83%) ▲|DIS108.99+0.41 (+0.38%) ▲|DUK119.64+1.45 (+1.23%) ▲|EMR161.08-2.42 (-1.48%) ▼|FDX291.28+0.69 (+0.24%) ▲|GD334.66+2.24 (+0.67%) ▲|GE307.02-0.61 (-0.20%) ▼|GEV941.78-62.26 (-6.20%) ▼|GILD153.54+5.62 (+3.80%) ▲|GM83.05-0.95 (-1.13%) ▼|GOOG343.65-5.87 (-1.68%) ▼|GOOGL347.64-6.14 (-1.74%) ▼|GS878.72-13.19 (-1.48%) ▼|HD295.51+1.59 (+0.54%) ▲|HON207.61+0.32 (+0.15%) ▲|IBM227.88-2.90 (-1.26%) ▼|INTC98.12-4.69 (-4.56%) ▼|INTU310.44+8.99 (+2.98%) ▲|ISRG420.24-1.82 (-0.43%) ▼|JNJ253.91+5.30 (+2.13%) 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Vow ASA: Restatement of EBITDA in the Q1 2025 report and expected one-off EBITDA charge in the H1/Q2 2025 accounts

Oslo, 15 July 2025: Reference is made to the publication of Vow ASA’s (the "Company") (OSE ticker: VOW) Q1 2025 report published 28 May 2025 (the "Q1 Report"). The Company has identified a technical accounting error in the Q1 Report, resulting in an overstatement of NOK 16 million in the EBITDA reported for the period, primarily affecting the Industrial segment. In addition, the Company expects to record a one-off EBITDA charge in the H1/Q2 2025 accounts for an amount in the range of NOK 30-35 million. The one-off EBITDA charge is an accounting adjustment with no cash effect and related to technical reporting of progress of costs in projects.

Transactions in connection with share buyback programme

On 5 February 2025, Pandora announced a new share buyback programme, cf. Company announcement no. 923. The share buyback programme is executed in accordance with Regulation (EU) No 596/2014 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 April 2014 on market abuse (market abuse regulation).
                                                                                                                                                      
The purpose of the programme is to reduce Pandora’s share capital and to meet obligations arising from company incentive programmes.

GM Goes Bargain Hunting with China’s Battery Blueprint

GM's rolling out its latest strategy to keep their EVs juiced through the next decade, and they’re hedging their bets on a three-pronged battery...

SIGMA AI Closes on Investment from Trading Technologies to Build TT AI and Innovation Hub

London, July 15, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- SIGMA AI, an innovative fintech company specialising in real-time data and AI-driven insights, today announced a minority investment by Trading Technologies, International Inc. (TT), a global capital markets technology platform services provider.

Supervisory Board of Cabka nominates Mark Letterie for appointment as Chief Financial Officer

Amsterdam 15 July 2025, 8:00 AM CEST. Cabka N.V. (together with its subsidiaries “Cabka” or the “Company”), a company specialized in transforming hard-to-recycle plastic waste into innovative Reusable Transport Packaging (RTP), listed on Euronext Amsterdam, announces the Supervisory Board’s nomination for appointment of Mark Letterie as member of the Management Board of Cabka in the role of Chief Financial Officer (CFO). This nomination, together with the nomination for appointment of Ms. Anja Siegesmund as member of the Supervisory Board, will be considered at an upcoming Extraordinary General Meeting of Shareholders, which will be convened in due course.

Baraya Extended Care Closes Series B Funding Round Bringing Total Capital Raised to USD 124 Million from TVM Capital Healthcare and a Syndicate of...

 TVM Capital Healthcare's oversubscribed fundraise for Baraya Extended Care addresses critical gaps in long-term care, supporting Saudi Arabia's Vision 2030 healthcare goals. DUBAI, UAE and...

WePlay x Bugcat Capoo Collaboration Soars with Major App Store & Google Play Features in Taiwan

TAIPEI, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- WePlay, the online social gaming platform beloved by young players, has successfully launched a cross-over collaboration with Taiwan's...

Topflight Pharma Development Veteran Joins Synendos

Dr. George Garibaldi is named Chief Medical Officer as Synendos transitions from Phase 1 into Phase 2 of its clinical development strategy.

Coway Brings Premium Air Purification Into More Australians’ Homes with the Compact Airmega 50

Coway is expanding its Airmega lineup with its smallest and most affordable model to dateQuiet yet powerful, the Airmega 50 is designed for personal...

HashKey OTC Global Posts Robust Growth in Revenue and Transaction Volume

SINGAPORE, July 15, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- HashKey OTC Global, an OTC trading platform under HashKey Group, announced today that in the first 6 months...

Great Northern Energy Metals Announce Fourth Amendment Agreement to Nuvemco Option Agreement

/NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO UNITED STATES NEWSWIRE SERVICES OR FOR DISSEMINATION IN THE UNITED STATES/ CSE: GNEM VANCOUVER, BC, July 14, 2025 /CNW/ - Great Northern...

Aquablation® Therapy’s Assigned Category I Code in 2026 Medicare Proposed Physician Fee Schedule

SAN JOSE, Calif., July 14, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- PROCEPT BioRobotics® Corporation (Nasdaq: PRCT) (the “Company”), a surgical robotics company dedicated to advancing patient care through transformative urology solutions, today announced that Aquablation therapy was assigned a Category I code effective January 1, 2026.

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