Revenue rose 51% to €661 million and EBITDA increased 47% to €126 million, while the buyback allows purchases of up to 500,000 shares through June 2027.

The EDINET report covers 10.4 million shares bought off-market on September 10, while the same position equals 6.48% of Nihon Kohden’s voting rights.

Collingwood Investments would own about 13.3% of Enablence after buying 3.226 million shares at C$7.75 each, if the financing closes as planned.

DEUTZ has completed a 10% cash capital increase by placing 15.26 million new shares with institutional investors, raising about €179 million before expenses and expanding its equity base ahead of future growth opportunities.

Selling shareholders plan to offer 35 million shares at $18 to $20 each, and Bamboo itself will not receive proceeds from the stock sale.

Electra plans to offer about 21.67 million shares at $14 to $16 each, seeking up to roughly $346.7 million in gross proceeds and a Nasdaq listing under ETRA.

The partners’ first project is a more than 22 MW carrier-neutral campus in Ankara, where early construction has started ahead of a planned 2028 completion.

Baldwin shareholders will receive $32.50 a share in cash, while the $7.7 billion enterprise value includes about $3.1 billion of net debt.

The bridge starts with a $2.5 million advance, carries no interest before closing and is cancelled if Onconetix completes its pending acquisition of Realbotix LLC.

Vend purchased 328,000 shares from September 7 to 11, taking spending in the second tranche of its current buyback programme to NOK 513.6 million.