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Because financial information is eaten like pastries, hot and at breakfast time, Anthony Bondain gets up at dawn to serve you the Morning Meeting every morning.
A financial journalist and stockbroker for more than two decades, an inimitable columnist and phlegmatic leader, he is editor-in-chief of ZoneBourse.








Every morning, the Zonebourse team compiles and summarizes key information concerning listed companies around the world, in order to have access to the main news at the start of the stock market day. The content includes a section on France and the other on the main international markets, in particular American companies and those from major European markets (UK, Germany, Switzerland, Italy, Spain) and Asia-Pacific.

In France

Company results

  • Rothschild: The half-year results are down from the records of 2021. The year should remain good, while 2023 presents itself under less favorable Auspices.

Important (and less important) announcements

  • Fitch upgrades Stellantis’ credit rating from “BBB-” to “BBB”.

  • Sanofi and Innovent Biologics sign a collaboration to intensify the development of oncology drugs and expand their presence in China.

  • Electricité de France could sell its Italian subsidiary Edison, according to the transalpine press.

  • Ipsen has extended the expiration date of its takeover bid for Epizyme until August 11.

  • Eurazeo acquires a stake in Sevetys animal clinics for €250 million.

  • KKR’s takeover bid for Albioma, which has already been successful, will be reopened from August 8 to September 9.

  • Enertime signs a contract to supply a 1.1 MW ORC for an incinerator in Bulgaria.

  • Europlasma recorded a capital gain of €7 million on the equipment taken over from Satma.

  • Abivax expects to enroll the first patient by the end of the 3e quarter for phase III with obefazimob in ulcerative colitis.

  • Hexaom, Maurel… have published their accounts.

In the world

Company results

  • Allianz: Net profit is weaker than expected in Q2. The objectives are confirmed.

  • Amgen: The stock reacted little to quarterly results that beat expectations.

  • Aurubis: The copper producer improves its Q2 profit by 24%. The objectives that had been raised in April are confirmed.

  • Deutsche Post: The German group confirms its outlook with higher profits in Q2.

  • DoorDash: The title gained 12% outside the session after the publication of quarterly results.

  • Lyft: The action gains 9% off session after the publication of the quarterly.

  • WPP: The advertising group has raised its forecast for organic growth.

Important (and less important) announcements

  • Ahold Delhaize could postpone the IPO of Bol.com, according to the Dutch press.

  • Credit Suisse is about to cut thousands of jobs to cut costs, according to several sources. In addition, the bank would be exposed to the tune of $100 million in the bankruptcy of the Mexican Credito Real.

  • Meta Platforms launches the first bond issue in its history, for $10 billion.

  • Tesla shareholders vote in favor of a 3-for-1 stock split.

  • Elon Musk accuses Twitter of having deceived him to lead to his takeover bid.

  • Apple accused of mishandling sexual harassment issues, according to the Financial Times.

  • Solvay is taking advantage of very good results to redeem a senior bond.

  • Equinor plans to develop a major oil field in the British North Sea.

  • AP Moller Maersk is to acquire the small Danish logistics company Martin Bencher Group.

  • Deutsche Lufthansa ground staff reach pay deal following strikes at German airports.

  • D’Ieteren completes the acquisition of Parts Holding Europe.

  • Main publications of the day: Allianz, London Stock Exchange, Hon Hai Precision, Deutsche Post, Itochu, Naturgy, Carl Zeiss, WPP, Deutsche Wohnen, Rheinmetall… The whole agenda here.

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Zonebourse.com 2022





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