IEVA Group, Europe’s leading personalised beauty and wellness provider, debuted on Euronext Growth Paris on March 31, 2026. The IPO sold 571,436 new shares at €12.79 each, raising €7.3 million (about $8 million) and valuing the company at €126 million (roughly $137 million). IEVA’s AI‑powered ecosystem spans brands like IOMA and L’Atelier du Sourcil, delivering hyper‑personalised products and content. CEO Jean‑Michel Karam says the listing will fund international expansion and the ambition to become the “Netflix of beauty.”

European equities extended a three‑day rally after President Donald Trump projected an end to the Iran war within two to three weeks. The Stoxx Europe 600 index climbed 2.4% by 8:09 a.m. London time, driven by strong gains in travel, leisure...

Europe has long trailed the United States in equity performance, prompting investors to question what conditions could spark a continental rebound. In a MoneyWeek interview, Daniel Avigad, manager of the TM Lansdowne European Special Situations fund, outlines where he sees...
European equities outperformed the U.S. in 2025, yet investor sentiment remains cautious. A gradual regime shift is underway as Europe moves from a deflationary mindset toward growth‑focused fiscal and infrastructure spending, supported by low unemployment and looser financial conditions. AI...

European bank stocks are set to break a historic 13‑quarter winning streak as the Stoxx 600 Banks Index slides 8.7% year‑to‑date. The rally, fueled by strong earnings and robust capital returns, is now being eclipsed by heightened geopolitical tension from...
Morningstar’s April 2026 screening identifies 19 of the 100 largest European companies slated to pay dividends, spanning insurers, banks, consumer goods, and industrials. Zurich Insurance Group tops the list with the highest yield, while Airbus records the lowest after resuming...

OHB SE reported FY 2025 results that beat its profitability guidance, with revenue climbing 21% to €1.25 bn (≈ $1.36 bn) and adjusted EBIT rising 17% to €84 m (≈ $92 m). The company’s order backlog reached a record €3.19 bn (≈ $3.48 bn), driven by a €248 m (≈ $270 m) ESA...

Unilever is in advanced talks to combine its food division with US spice maker McCormick in an all‑stock transaction. The food unit, home to brands such as Knorr and Hellmann’s, is estimated to be worth tens of billions of pounds,...
Capital Tankers Corp. debuted on Euronext Growth Oslo after a NOK 4.8 billion private placement, the largest western shipping listing in two decades. The company issued 131.05 million shares, with a greenshoe option to raise the total to 135.7 million. At market open the...
Morningstar cut Wizz Air Holdings' fair‑value estimate by 17% to GBX 1,220, citing a sharp oil price spike and escalating operational headwinds. The airline’s fuel‑hedge coverage falls from 83% in FY2026 to just 55% for FY2027, exposing it to higher jet‑fuel...

European equities are on track for a second consecutive weekly decline as the conflict in Iran fuels fears of higher inflation and slower growth. The Stoxx Europe 600 slipped 0.8% by 8:09 a.m. London time, with oil trading above $100 a...

BMW’s operating profit dropped 11.5% to €10.2 billion in 2025, the lowest level since the Covid pandemic, as US and EU tariffs and a 12% sales slump in China squeezed margins. The automotive EBIT margin fell to 5.3%, well below the...
Persimmon reported 2025 earnings that beat expectations, driven by higher completions and a rise in average selling price. The firm kept its GBX 1,680 fair‑value estimate and reaffirmed 2026 guidance of 12,000‑12,500 completions with a £284,000 average selling price. While results...

Robert Walters reported a 12% revenue decline to £781.1 m for FY 2025 and swung to an operating loss of £14.9 m after a £5.2 m profit the prior year. The firm cut headcount by 15%, incurred £4.4 m in redundancy costs and reduced net...
Rheinmetall will release its FY 2025 results on March 11, with analysts expecting a Q4 order surge as German procurement resumes and broader European rearmament picks up. The strongest demand is projected in weapons and ammunition, while electronic solutions should gain from...