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Alliance Resource Partners, L.P.

ARLP Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Alliance Resource Partners reported higher year-over-year and sequential revenue, earnings and adjusted EBITDA, with growth in coal volumes and a full-quarter contribution from the AllDale acquisition. The stock rose 1.0% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction.

Key takeaways

Revenue increased 5.5% year over year to $603 million; net income attributable to ARLP rose 46.8% to $140 million, or $1.08 per unit, and adjusted EBITDA attributable to ARLP increased 26.3% to $234 million.
Coal sales volumes grew 7.4% year over year to 9.3 million tons, while the average sales price fell 8.3% to $53.93 per ton. Lower per-ton expenses more than offset the pricing decline, lifting coal segment adjusted EBITDA 18.6% to $187 million.
Oil and gas royalty revenue reached a record $59.8 million and volumes a record 1.45 million BOE, with both up year over year primarily due to AllDale III and IV. Average price per BOE fell 16.6% sequentially, mainly due to lower realized crude prices and a higher natural gas mix.
Net debt rose $116 million sequentially to $595 million following the acquisition; leverage was 0.78x net debt to trailing 12-month adjusted EBITDA. The partnership ended the quarter with $431 million of liquidity.

Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste, S. A. B. de C. V.

ASR Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

ASUR’s quarter reflected a mixed operating picture: total traffic fell 1.2% to 20.9 million passengers, while the company completed a major acquisition that expands its footprint. Shares were essentially flat, up 0.4% after earnings.

Key takeaways

Mexico traffic declined nearly 5%, primarily on weaker international traffic at Cancún; growth in domestic traffic at ASUR’s other eight Mexican airports partially offset the decline.
Puerto Rico traffic fell slightly more than 3%, with the call citing the Spirit Airlines bankruptcy and softer domestic and international demand. September traffic improved just over 3% after declines in July and August.
Total traffic includes only September operations from the newly acquired CPC Aeroportos portfolio. The acquisition added 20 airports and closed at BRL 5.5 billion, or approximately $992 million.
ASUR said its portfolio now spans 36 airports across seven countries, alongside commercial operations at JFK, LAX and Chicago O’Hare. Management does not expect significant operating synergies from the acquisition.
Two extraordinary dividends of MXN 10 each are scheduled for payment on November 30 and December 23.

Banco Bradesco S.A.

BBDO Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Bradesco shares fell 2.4% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction that suggests investors saw a mixed picture rather than a clear catalyst. Loan growth and revenue sources were positive, but the 90-day NPL ratio rose to 4.6%, with management attributing about half of the quarterly increase to guaranteed SME lending.

Key takeaways

The loan portfolio reached BRL 1.15 trillion, up 11.1% year over year and 1.1% quarter over quarter; growth was 14.1% in companies and 7.4% in individuals.
Growth was concentrated in selected products: private payroll loans rose 102% year over year, vehicle lending nearly 27%, and real estate lending 15.2%. Bradesco said it was reducing unsecured personal loans and unsecured SME working capital.
Management said portfolio mix—particularly growth of more than BRL 50 billion in large corporates—held down NIM; without that growth, it estimated NIM would have been 9.3% rather than 9%.
The over-90-day NPL ratio increased from 4.3% to 4.6% quarter over quarter. Management said roughly half of the increase came from FGI/FGO-guaranteed lending, where it expects lower losses than on unsecured personal loans.
Bradesco completed a BRL 10 billion capital increase.

CBRE Group, Inc.

CBRE Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

CBRE’s shares fell 2.5% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Results showed double-digit revenue growth, while the outlook also pointed to downward pressure in businesses tied to real estate capital markets as interest rates remain elevated.

Key takeaways

Core EPS rose 28% on a 13% revenue increase; resilient and transactional businesses both grew at double-digit rates.
Advisory revenue increased 11%. Leasing grew 6%, with U.S. office leasing down 2%; property sales revenue rose 28%.
Building Operations and Experience revenue grew 17%, led by Critical Infrastructure Services, up 80%. Project Management revenue rose 3% amid slower corporate real estate capital spending.
Real Estate Investments operating profit increased to $166 million from $73 million, driven by data center land sales and other asset monetizations; Investment Management operating profit declined 12%.
Management maintained 2026 core EPS guidance of $7.80–$7.90 and said it expects slightly above one turn of net leverage at year-end.

Eni S.p.A.

ENI.MI Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Eni shares rose 3.9% after the company raised its full-year production growth guidance to 6–7% and reported 4.2% production growth in Q3. The upside was tempered by weaker Plenitude performance amid a competitive retail environment and refining results still in recovery.

Key takeaways

E&P generated pro forma EBIT of €4.6 billion, supported by production growth and market conditions.
GGP reported €0.4 billion of pro forma EBIT, driven by gas and LNG optimization, with no one-time contract adjustments in the quarter.
Enilive and Plenitude together reported €0.7 billion of pro forma EBIT; Enilive benefited from biorefining margins, while Plenitude was affected by retail competition.
Refining utilization improved as major turnaround activity was completed.
Eni raised full-year underlying production growth guidance to 6–7%, citing contributions from several countries and the Searah business combination.

Evolution Gaming Group AB (publ)

EVO.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Evolution’s shares rose 3.1% after the company reported 3.7% year-on-year revenue growth and a 65.8% adjusted EBITDA margin. Growth remains uneven: Europe declined year on year, while the newly imposed Brazil ban adds uncertainty for Q4.

Key takeaways

Q3 net revenue was EUR 526.1 million, up 3.7% year on year and 1.6% quarter on quarter.
Adjusted EBITDA was EUR 345.9 million, with a 65.8% margin; year-to-date margin was 65.7% against a full-year target of 66%.
Live revenue rose 2.6% year on year; RNG grew 10.1%, marking a second consecutive quarter of double-digit growth.
Regional performance diverged: North America grew 13.6% year on year and LatAm 23.1%, while Europe fell 4.7%. Africa and other grew 23.7%.
Brazil’s ban took effect after quarter-end. Evolution has closed its studio there while awaiting clarity, leaving Q4 exposure uncertain.

First Hawaiian, Inc.

FHB Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

First Hawaiian shares fell 3.0% after earnings, with credit deterioration likely weighing on investors: net charge-offs reached 60 basis points, and criticized assets rose 72 basis points, largely due to CRE downgrades. NII and margin improved, but the quarter also included a sizable office-loan charge-off and higher provision expense.

Key takeaways

Net interest income was $174.1 million, up $3.1 million from the prior quarter; net interest margin increased 5 basis points to 3.30%.
Deposits grew about $50 million and the total cost of deposits fell 3 basis points; the noninterest-bearing deposit ratio was 32%.
Net charge-offs were $21.9 million, or 60 basis points of loans and leases, including a $12.5 million partial charge-off on a participated Seattle office loan. Year-to-date annualized net charge-offs were 29 basis points.
Criticized assets increased 72 basis points, primarily from four non-office CRE loan downgrades. Provision was $20.3 million, and the allowance for credit losses declined $4 million to $164 million.
Total loans fell $115 million, mainly due to unexpected CRE payoffs, lower dealer floor-plan balances and residential-loan runoff. The bank said it still expects the acquisition to close this quarter.

First Merchants Corporation

FRME Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

First Merchants reported higher year-over-year earnings and margin expansion, while loan growth was modest and commercial lending was flat. Shares rose 2.2% after the results, a relatively muted reaction.

Key takeaways

Q3 net income was $67.8 million, or $1.09 per diluted share; adjusted EPS was $1.10.
Net interest margin increased 6 basis points sequentially to 3.44%, its highest level in more than two years; net interest income was up 20% year over year.
Deposits grew at a 4.2% annualized rate, but loans grew just 1.8% annualized. Commercial loans were relatively flat as payoffs in sponsor finance and shared national credit portfolios offset production elsewhere.
Management expects loan growth to continue in the mid-single digits in Q4; pipelines were described as stable.
Credit costs were modest in Q3: provision expense was $3.3 million, and year-to-date net charge-offs were 38 basis points. Nonperforming assets were stable at 57 basis points of total assets.

Green Landscaping Group AB (publ)

GREEN.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Shares rose 2.7%, a roughly flat reaction. The update emphasized restructuring and tighter operating discipline, while the transcript provided no Q3 financial results or outlook to assess.

Key takeaways

The group said restructuring costs of SEK 6 million are expected to reduce annual costs by SEK 10 million.
Management identified write-downs tied to two older Swedish projects and an acquisition in Germany; the company said it reported the German matter to police.
Cash flow was described as the number-one focus area.
The company is adding country managers to the management team and aims to retain local autonomy while improving coordination, data transparency, and execution.

Hoist Finance AB (publ)

HOFI.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Hoist Finance shares fell 4.3% after earnings, with the quarter’s investment pace slowing sharply from Q2’s SEK 6.1 billion to SEK 1.6 billion. Management characterized Q3 as a “nuts and bolts” quarter and pointed to more secondary-market activity in early 2027, leaving near-term investment momentum a likely concern despite higher earnings.

Key takeaways

Profit before tax rose 44% year over year to SEK 503 million; excluding SEK 10 million of indirect costs, it was SEK 513 million, up 47%.
Return on equity was 21.2%, versus 17.6% a year earlier; earnings per share increased 34% to SEK 4.5.
Portfolio investments were SEK 1.6 billion, down from SEK 6.1 billion in Q2. Year-to-date investment reached SEK 9.7 billion, with another SEK 1 billion signed or closed after quarter-end.
Collections were SEK 3 billion, a Q3 record, with collection performance at 103%, matching last year. The portfolio grew 27% year over year to SEK 40 billion.
CET1 stood at around 12.88%. Management said funding costs were strengthening and collections had not been affected by market stress, while expecting more secondary-market opportunities in early 2027.

Infosys Limited

INFY Q2 2027

Reported: 2026-10-27

Infosys shares fell 6.0% after earnings, with investors likely focused on revenue growth coming in below management’s expectations and a cautious full-year outlook of 1%–2% constant-currency growth. Management cited softer volume, lower-than-anticipated price increases, and cautious client spending.

Key takeaways

Q2 revenue was $5.145 billion, up 1.2% sequentially and 1.5% year on year in constant currency; acquisition contributed about 0.4% to sequential growth.
AI revenue reached 10.5% of total revenue and grew more than 29% sequentially.
Large-deal TCV was $5.2 billion, with 62% net new; this included a net-new deal worth over $2 billion and a $1 billion renewal.
Operating margin was 21%, down 0.1 percentage point sequentially. Competitive intensity weighed on realization, offsetting some margin tailwinds.
Full-year revenue growth guidance is 1%–2% in constant currency, while operating-margin guidance remains 20%–22%.

Frasers Centrepoint Trust

J69U.SI Q4 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Frasers Centrepoint Trust’s shares rose 5.8% after results, with investors responding to a record DPU and better-than-guided rental reversions and AEI returns. The portfolio’s near-full occupancy and lower financing costs add support, though full-year DPU growth was 2.2%.

Key takeaways

DPU reached a record SGD 12.35 cents, up 2.2% year on year; distributions to unitholders rose 8.2% to SGD 252.2 million.
Committed occupancy was 99.7%, and rental reversion was 6.6%, above management’s mid-single-digit guidance.
Full-year NPI increased 15.7%, reflecting Northpoint City South Wing’s full-year contribution and organic growth; JV distributions were lower without last year’s one-off dividend.
Hougang Mall’s completed AEI delivered an approximately 8% ROI, above the 7% guidance.
Cost of debt fell 60 basis points to 3.2%; leverage was 36.8% after year-end debt repayment, and management said next year’s cost of debt would be about 3.3% if rates stay at current levels.

Konecranes Plc

KCR.HE Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Konecranes shares fell 5.9% after earnings, with investors likely focused on weaker order intake—particularly in Port Solutions—and a lower year-on-year EBITDA margin. Sales rose, but the margin decline persisted even after adjusting for one-off items, with mix and operational issues weighing on profitability.

Key takeaways

Group order intake was below Q3 last year, mainly due to the timing of Port Solutions orders; Industrial Equipment and Industrial Service orders increased.
Comparable-currency sales grew 10% year on year, and the order book strengthened.
EBITDA margin was 15.6%, down 1.1 percentage points year on year. Excluding one-offs in both periods, the margin difference was still negative by roughly 0.5 percentage point.
EBIT rose to EUR 172 million. Management attributed the underlying margin decline to mix and, to some extent, operational issues, particularly in Industrial Equipment.
Konecranes raised its long-term growth and profitability targets, including a group growth target of 7% and a 2030 margin range of 15%–17%.

LG Display Co., Ltd.

LPL Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

LG Display’s shares fell 1.9% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Revenue rose 12% quarter over quarter, but operating profit was down 42% year over year, and Q4 guidance pointed to only a low-single-digit sequential increase in price per square meter amid soft demand and ongoing uncertainty.

Key takeaways

Q3 revenue was KRW 6.277 trillion, up 12% quarter over quarter but down 10% year over year, mainly reflecting lower mid-sized LCD shipments after portfolio realignment.
Operating profit was KRW 250.6 billion, slightly higher sequentially but 42% lower year over year; the company cited won appreciation, chipflation and weaker demand for some high-end products.
OLED reached 67% of revenue, its highest quarterly share, up 10 percentage points sequentially. Mobile’s share rose to 42%, while IT’s fell to 29%.
Net income was KRW 755.6 billion, helped by improved foreign-exchange translation gains near quarter-end; the debt-to-equity and net debt-to-equity ratios improved sequentially.
For Q4, area shipments are expected to grow around 10%, but price per square meter is forecast to rise only by a low-single-digit percentage as consumer demand remains soft and external uncertainty persists.

Omnicom Group Inc.

OMC Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Omnicom’s third-quarter results were solid but the stock was essentially unchanged, up 0.1% after earnings. Organic growth and margin expansion were offset in the read-through by the lack of any clearly stated increase to future growth expectations in the available remarks.

Key takeaways

Organic revenue, excluding assets held for sale, grew 7.2% in Q3; year-to-date organic growth was 5.8%.
Core adjusted EBITA margin rose 200 basis points year over year to 18.2% in the quarter, with year-to-date margin up 210 basis points to 17.0%.
Adjusted EPS was $2.73, up 22% from the prior year.
Management said it remains on track to deliver $900 million in cost-reduction synergies in 2026; it has completed $3.2 billion of its $5 billion share-repurchase plan, with the remainder expected by April 2027.
The CFO said core adjusted EBITDA growth reflected synergies and organic revenue gains, partly offset by reinvestment in the business and employees, including technology and agentic AI capabilities.

Pinnacle Financial Partners, Inc.

PNFP Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Pinnacle’s shares rose 3.1% after earnings, with the quarter’s clearest positives being $1.7 billion in loan growth, $2.1 billion in deposit growth and 3% linked-quarter growth in net interest income. Fee income and efficiency also improved, though adjusted results included $56 million of pre-tax items and the transcript does not provide full-quarter guidance.

Key takeaways

Diluted EPS was $2.40; adjusted diluted EPS was $2.69. Management said year-to-date adjusted EPS was up 23% from the same period last year.
Loans grew $1.7 billion and deposits $2.1 billion linked quarter, lifting net interest income 3%.
Adjusted non-interest revenue increased 19% linked quarter, helped by record BHG production and an equipment-leasing gain. Core banking, wealth management and capital markets were up double digits year to date on a combined basis.
The adjusted tangible efficiency ratio improved 95 basis points from the second quarter, with positive operating leverage. Net charge-offs remained within the company’s 20–25 basis-point range for a third consecutive quarter; non-performing assets were flat at 50 basis points.
The merger conversion remains on schedule for March 2027. Pinnacle added 96 experienced revenue producers in the quarter and 222 year to date, and said it expects to exceed the top end of its original 225–250 target.

Rogers Communications Inc.

RCI Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Rogers shares fell 2.6% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. Results showed modest consolidated growth, while wireless service revenue and mobile additions were weaker amid a less active market.

Key takeaways

Consolidated service revenue and adjusted EBITDA each increased 1%.
Wireless delivered 17,000 postpaid and prepaid phone net additions; service revenue declined due to lower fee revenue.
Cable added 10,000 internet subscribers and recorded its sixth consecutive quarter of service revenue growth.
Media revenue rose 9% and adjusted EBITDA rose 12%, supported by Blue Jays attendance.
Capital expenditures fell 46%; free cash flow exceeded CAD 1.3 billion, and leverage improved to 3.7x.

Rithm Capital Corp. Common Stock

RITM Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Rithm Capital’s 8.2% post-earnings gain signals a favorable market reaction to a quarter in which earnings available for distribution reached $0.55 per diluted share and exceeded the dividend for the 28th consecutive quarter. The call also highlighted $1.9 billion of cash and liquidity and continued growth in third-party assets under management.

Key takeaways

Third-quarter earnings available for distribution were $315 million, or $0.55 per diluted share; GAAP net income was $217 million, or $0.38 per diluted share.
The quarterly dividend was $0.25 per share, with cumulative dividends paid of $6.8 billion.
Book value was approximately $7 billion, slightly higher quarter over quarter; management attributed much of the increase to hedging and the MSR business.
Rithm reported more than $60 billion of third-party AUM and approximately $110 billion of investable assets, including balance-sheet and third-party assets.
Management cited a challenging market backdrop, including wider market indices and significantly higher interest rates, while pointing to NewRez and Genesis as businesses that performed well.

Rollins, Inc.

ROL Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Rollins’ Q3 performance missed management’s expectations, and the stock rose 5.6% after earnings. The key pressure was continued deceleration in digital leads and residential customer acquisition as AI-driven search changes how customers find providers; management also cited softer results in parts of termite, ancillary and commercial.

Key takeaways

Management said residential customer acquisition remained the primary challenge, with digital lead flow continuing to decelerate amid more fragmented, variable search recommendations.
The recurring residential base continued to grow, and retention remained strong.
HomeTeam and Fox, which rely on relationship-driven channels including door-to-door sales, grew well above the overall company; Orkin commercial grew at a high-single-digit rate.
Parts of termite and ancillary were affected by slower new-customer acquisition, while staffing and capacity constraints limited opportunities in some markets.
The company is adjusting digital marketing and lead attribution, including testing paid advertising on ChatGPT and Google Gemini; management said it saw early, encouraging signs of progress by quarter-end.

Sika AG

SIKA.SW Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Sika shares fell 4.5% after the update, despite faster local-currency growth and higher margins. The likely concern is that China’s residential construction market is still declining at a strong double-digit rate, with no sign yet that it has stabilized; management also described markets overall as uncertain and Europe as the most challenged region.

Key takeaways

Nine-month sales were CHF 8.7 billion, with local-currency growth accelerating to 4.8%.
Material margin expanded 40 basis points year over year; EBITDA margin was 19.2%, up 1.9% year over year, and net profit improved 1.9%.
EMEA grew 8.3% in local currency, led by the Middle East and Africa; Europe remained the most challenged region, though management cited pockets of growth.
Americas grew 4.1% over nine months, with Q3 growth above 6%; the U.S. data-center business accelerated.
China remained a drag: the residential market was still declining at a strong double-digit rate, although Sika said its Chinese business remained profitable and was gaining in renovation and industrial applications.

Trelleborg AB (publ)

TREL-B.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Trelleborg reported record quarterly sales and margin, while growth was uneven across business areas. The stock rose 1.4%, a roughly flat reaction.

Key takeaways

Sales increased 8% year over year, including 6% organic growth; EBITA rose 16%, and the EBITA margin reached a quarterly record of 19.3%.
Management described cash flow as solid despite higher inventory and receivables; the company continued share buybacks of about SEK 500 million per quarter.
Industrial Solutions returned to organic growth, with project sales up 4%; EBITA increased, but margin eased on sales mix.
Construction demand remained slow, while automotive and rail were slightly down. Aerospace was strong across commercial, space, and defense.
Medical Solutions declined slightly against a tough comparison: the year-ago quarter included a large new-program startup.

Vitec Software Group AB (publ)

VIT-B.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Vitec’s shares were down 0.8% after earnings, a roughly flat reaction. The transcript provides limited detail on the reported quarter, so it does not establish a specific earnings driver behind the move.

Key takeaways

Management said the group had 49 business units in Q3 and roughly SEK 3.7 billion in pro forma sales; sales distribution was described as broadly unchanged.
Two acquisitions were signed in early Q4: Smart Tech, an add-on in Finland’s waste-to-energy market, and Dutch maternity and postnatal care software provider AtarMittal.
The two acquisitions strengthen existing verticals—waste-to-energy and health care—rather than adding new ones.
Management highlighted DocuBiz’s AI-enabled invoice matching, which it said can handle a wider range of invoices and learn from user corrections.
The provided transcript excerpt does not include detailed quarterly financial results or guidance.

AB Volvo (publ)

VOLV-A.ST Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Volvo reported higher sales and adjusted operating income in the third quarter, with order intake and deliveries rising as key markets recovered. The stock was roughly flat after earnings (+0.2%), so the figures drew a neutral market reaction.

Key takeaways

Net sales were SEK 119.5 billion, up 7% organically; adjusted operating income was SEK 14.7 billion, with a 12.3% margin.
Operating cash flow was SEK 7.2 billion, mainly reflecting higher earnings and lower working-capital buildup. Industrial Operations’ net financial position was SEK 43.8 billion.
Group truck order intake increased 26%. Management said North American orders were restricted during the quarter to avoid filling the order book too far into 2027; year-to-date North American truck deliveries were still down 4%.
Truck deliveries rose 11% to 49,600, while Volvo CE-branded volumes increased 8%. Electric-vehicle orders rose 107% to 6,590 on a 12-month rolling basis, but deliveries declined 7%.
Services grew 5% organically, while results were mixed across other businesses: buses net sales fell 8%, and Volvo Penta sales rose 7%.

Verizon Communications Inc.

VZ Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

Verizon’s shares fell 3.5% after earnings, suggesting investors focused on the near-term risks rather than the raised full-year targets. The likely concern is management’s decision to pull back from FWA adds where it cannot deliver the speed customers expect, alongside a new high-speed FWA rollout that will scale over time rather than immediately.

Key takeaways

Verizon added 406,000 postpaid phone customers and 137,000 postpaid accounts in Q3; it raised its 2026 postpaid phone net-add outlook to 1.1 million–1.2 million.
Broadband net adds were 314,000, with fiber making up nearly half. Verizon said it began limiting FWA sales where speeds fall short of customer expectations.
Management plans to scale 1-gig FWA service beginning this quarter and through 2027 and beyond, aiming to add 10 million–15 million premises served over the medium term, beyond its planned 40 million–50 million fiber build.
Mobility and broadband service revenue grew 2.9% in Q3; Verizon expects about 4% growth in Q4. Adjusted EPS was $1.31, up 8% year over year.
Verizon raised 2026 adjusted EPS growth guidance to 7%–7.5% and expects free cash flow growth to approach 12%; Q3 free cash flow was $7.8 billion, up more than 12% year over year.

Warehouses De Pauw NV

WDP.BR Q3 2026

Reported: 2026-10-27

WDP’s shares fell 0.6% after the update, a broadly flat reaction. The company maintained full-year guidance and reported 5% EPS growth, while investors also had to weigh execution of its European expansion and the risks around the proposed ARGAN merger.

Key takeaways

EPS was up 5%; WDP said occupancy remained high and confirmed full-year guidance.
The company secured EUR 500 million of new investments. Its EUR 800 million execution pipeline carries a 7% NOI yield and is more than 90% pre-let.
WDP cited a new land bank of 1 million square meters and said its Germany portfolio is taking shape at EUR 250 million; Italy is at an early entry stage and Spain remains in start-up mode.
The proposed ARGAN merger would expand WDP into France, which management described as strategically important while acknowledging political and fiscal risks.
Management put the maximum theoretical cash cost of ARGAN exit rights at EUR 500 million, but estimated a probability-weighted exposure of up to EUR 150 million, with a 1.2% LTV impact on the combined balance sheet.

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