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(RTTNews) - Haleon plc (HLN, HKN.L), a consumer healthcare company, reported Wednesday higher profit in fiscal 2025, despite weak revenues. Further, the company projects growth in adjusted operating profit and organic revenue in fiscal 2026 and medium term.
25.02.2026 13:06 South Korea’s parliament approved a long-debated legal revision requiring companies to cancel treasury shares, a key step in the government’s drive to improve corporate governance and boost stock market valuations.25.02.2026 12:56 Nippon Steel Corp.’s record-breaking convertible bond offering is highlighting the quest of Japanese companies for cheaper funding than increasingly expensive traditional debt, which sets the stage for more such deals.25.02.2026 12:44 Hong Kong is seeking to attract more yuan borrowers and expand trading products in the Chinese currency, as officials capitalize on de‑dollarization trends and China’s push to build a global yuan.25.02.2026 12:42 Indian bankers that specialize in selling corporate debt securities are asking the financial regulator for permission to borrow funds against bonds, according to people familiar with the matter, as authorities themselves seek to deepen local capital markets.25.02.2026 12:36 Kenya has reached its target 106.3 billion shillings ($824.1 million) from the initial public offering of its state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade.25.02.2026 12:27 Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.FT25.02.2026 12:24 Commodity-linked currencies acting as вЂ?canaries in coal mine’ for shift towards rises in borrowing costs25.02.2026 12:17 Emirates Global Aluminium has reported FY underlying profit of AED 4.93 billion, a jump of 16% y/y. The UAE producer says the bottom line was lifted by record sales, favorable aluminum prices and cost control. Emirates Global Aluminium CFO PГҐl Kildemo spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche about the demand for aluminum and the diversification of their source countries for Bauxite after exiting Guinea. (Source: Bloomberg)25.02.2026 12:11 Banco Santander SA vowed to grow net income to more than €20 billion ($23.6 billion) in 2028, ratcheting up its financial goals shortly after announcing the acquisition of US lender Webster Financial Corp.25.02.2026 12:11 UK energy bills will drop to the lowest in almost two years in April, after the government moved part of the cost of supporting renewable energy from household bills to general taxation.25.02.2026 12:09 Spending by German consumers, businesses and the government sparked an economic recovery at the end of last year that’s expected to strengthen as the country invests heavily into infrastructure and defense.25.02.2026 12:01 The Bank of Thailand unexpectedly lowered its key interest rate in a split decision, with policymakers acting to shore up the fragile recovery amid persistent domestic and external uncertainty. The baht erased earlier gains.25.02.2026 11:51 Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)25.02.2026 11:4525.02.2026 11:38 Australia is shipping LNG much further than its main buyers in Asia as demand for the super-chilled fuel in the region falters.FT25.02.2026 11:37 Academics favouring lower interest rates could challenge governor Kazuo Ueda’s efforts to normalise policy, analysts sayFT25.02.2026 11:22 German chancellor expected to meet Xi Jinping on Wednesday as part of two-day visit to Beijing25.02.2026 10:38 China’s financial hub of Shanghai eased homebuying rules, the latest attempt by authorities to contain the nation’s prolonged property slump.FT25.02.2026 10:30 President warns Islamic republic is rebuilding nuclear weapons programme amid huge US military build-upFT25.02.2026 10:00 Easing the child penalty in the labour market could also increase fertilityFT25.02.2026 10:00 Investor backlash against US markets appears to be realFT25.02.2026 10:00 German chancellor enters debate over funding conventional weapons made by Rheinmetall vs defence start-upsFT25.02.2026 10:00 German lender waved through convicted sex offender’s millions despite compliance concernsFT25.02.2026 9:29 Fertility rate and total births rise for second year but experts say demographic outlook remains gloomy25.02.2026 5:06 South Korea’s equity benchmark has crossed a new milestone just a month after surpassing the once-unthinkable 5,000 mark, as surging global memory demand powers the country’s biggest chipmakers.25.02.2026 4:38 Gold rose, as the dollar slipped and traders weighed uncertainty around US import tariffs and frictions in the Middle East.25.02.2026 3:33 A rally in technology shares that lifted Wall Street benchmarks extended into Asia, as concern over the disruptive effects of artificial intelligence eased after weeks of turmoil.FT25.02.2026 3:12 AI start-up’s Dario Amodei summoned to Washington after trying to limit military use of its technology24.02.2026 23:06 The US criminal case against Turkish state lender Halk Bankasi AS is back on the agenda of a US court that abruptly canceled a hearing in the case last month.24.02.2026 18:04 A Middle East healthcare provider backed by Abu Dhabi royalty is looking to raise cash from international fixed-income investors for the first time. 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(RTTNews) - Haleon plc (HLN, HKN.L), a consumer healthcare company, reported Wednesday higher profit in fiscal 2025, despite weak revenues. Further, the company projects growth in adjusted operating profit and organic revenue in fiscal 2026 and medium term.
South Korea’s parliament approved a long-debated legal revision requiring companies to cancel treasury shares, a key step in the government’s drive to improve corporate governance and boost stock market valuations.
Nippon Steel Corp.’s record-breaking convertible bond offering is highlighting the quest of Japanese companies for cheaper funding than increasingly expensive traditional debt, which sets the stage for more such deals.
Hong Kong is seeking to attract more yuan borrowers and expand trading products in the Chinese currency, as officials capitalize on de‑dollarization trends and China’s push to build a global yuan.
Indian bankers that specialize in selling corporate debt securities are asking the financial regulator for permission to borrow funds against bonds, according to people familiar with the matter, as authorities themselves seek to deepen local capital markets.
Kenya has reached its target 106.3 billion shillings ($824.1 million) from the initial public offering of its state-run pipeline company, the first such sale for the East African nation in more than a decade.
Hong Kong’s technology and financial companies are poised to benefit from the city’s spending plan as the government accelerates artificial intelligence adoption across sectors.
Commodity-linked currencies acting as �canaries in coal mine’ for shift towards rises in borrowing costs
Emirates Global Aluminium has reported FY underlying profit of AED 4.93 billion, a jump of 16% y/y. The UAE producer says the bottom line was lifted by record sales, favorable aluminum prices and cost control. Emirates Global Aluminium CFO Pål Kildemo spoke to Bloomberg’s Horizons Middle East and Africa anchor Joumanna Bercetche about the demand for aluminum and the diversification of their source countries for Bauxite after exiting Guinea. (Source: Bloomberg)
Banco Santander SA vowed to grow net income to more than €20 billion ($23.6 billion) in 2028, ratcheting up its financial goals shortly after announcing the acquisition of US lender Webster Financial Corp.
UK energy bills will drop to the lowest in almost two years in April, after the government moved part of the cost of supporting renewable energy from household bills to general taxation.
Spending by German consumers, businesses and the government sparked an economic recovery at the end of last year that’s expected to strengthen as the country invests heavily into infrastructure and defense.
The Bank of Thailand unexpectedly lowered its key interest rate in a split decision, with policymakers acting to shore up the fragile recovery amid persistent domestic and external uncertainty. The baht erased earlier gains.
Insight with Haslinda Amin, a daily news program featuring in-depth, high-profile interviews and analysis to give viewers the complete picture on the stories that matter. The show features prominent leaders spanning the worlds of business, finance, politics and culture. (Source: Bloomberg)
Australia is shipping LNG much further than its main buyers in Asia as demand for the super-chilled fuel in the region falters.
Academics favouring lower interest rates could challenge governor Kazuo Ueda’s efforts to normalise policy, analysts say
German chancellor expected to meet Xi Jinping on Wednesday as part of two-day visit to Beijing
China’s financial hub of Shanghai eased homebuying rules, the latest attempt by authorities to contain the nation’s prolonged property slump.
President warns Islamic republic is rebuilding nuclear weapons programme amid huge US military build-up
Easing the child penalty in the labour market could also increase fertility
Investor backlash against US markets appears to be real
German chancellor enters debate over funding conventional weapons made by Rheinmetall vs defence start-ups
German lender waved through convicted sex offender’s millions despite compliance concerns
Fertility rate and total births rise for second year but experts say demographic outlook remains gloomy
South Korea’s equity benchmark has crossed a new milestone just a month after surpassing the once-unthinkable 5,000 mark, as surging global memory demand powers the country’s biggest chipmakers.
Gold rose, as the dollar slipped and traders weighed uncertainty around US import tariffs and frictions in the Middle East.
A rally in technology shares that lifted Wall Street benchmarks extended into Asia, as concern over the disruptive effects of artificial intelligence eased after weeks of turmoil.
AI start-up’s Dario Amodei summoned to Washington after trying to limit military use of its technology
The US criminal case against Turkish state lender Halk Bankasi AS is back on the agenda of a US court that abruptly canceled a hearing in the case last month.
A Middle East healthcare provider backed by Abu Dhabi royalty is looking to raise cash from international fixed-income investors for the first time.