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Executive Summary Fidson Healthcare Plc delivered a strong performance for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, supported by robust revenue growth, operational efficiency, and disciplined financial management. Despite currency volatility and macroeconomic headwinds, the Group sustained earnings momentum through strategic cost control, expanded product offerings, and improved working capital management.Read more

Executive Summary Dangote Sugar Refinery Plc recorded a challenging financial performance for the nine months ended September 30, 2025, driven by persistent cost pressures, elevated finance expenses, and sector-wide operational headwinds. Despite reporting solid revenue growth, profitability remained significantly constrained by higher input costs, materially increased interest expense linked to debt restructuring, and macroeconomic challenges including currency volatility and heightened sugar import costs.Read more

Following a landmark earnings report, a new "800-pound gorilla" has been uncaged. We analyze the three-part moat that has de-risked IonQ’s "100-Bagger" thesis.Read more

Oil price recovery If oil prices (e.g., WTI or Canadian-crude equivalent) rise back to a healthier range — say US $80-100 per barrel (depending on Canadian costs) — then drilling activity for producers generally increases (they’re more willing to bring rigs online, expand programs). For Stampede, this would mean higher utilization of its rigs, more revenue per day, better margins (since fixed costs get spread).Read more

Ex-pack Corrugated Cartons PLC Introduction Ex-pack Corrugated Cartons PLC, a subsidiary of Aberdeen Group was established in 1997, It is a Manufacturer and marketer of high quality printed corrugated cartons to an infinite range of customized high quality packaging solutions for both sri lankan and export markets. Ex-pack corrugated cartons limited provides conception, design, prototyping and production of die cut, laminated, telescopic and value-added cartons to suite the bespoke packaging requirements of clients.Read more

Alphabet’s Q3 2024 results reveal an impressive 15% revenue growth to $88.3 billion, driven by robust ad revenue and a 35% surge in Google Cloud. With strong gains across Search, YouTube, and AI-powered enterprise solutions, Alphabet remains a leader in digital advertising and next-gen tech, pushing margins higher amidst fierce competition.Read more

China Tourism Group Duty Free remains one of the most structurally underestimated consumer plays in China. Despite near-term market volatility and macro uncertainty, the company’s long-term competitive moats—its exclusive duty-free licenses, dominant market share, and unmatched access to Chinese outbound tourism—remain intact and deeply undervalued.Read more

Earnings Show Exceptional Profitability Interactive Brokers (NASDAQ: IBKR) reported another standout quarter, reinforcing its position as one of the most operationally efficient brokerages in global finance. For Q3 2025, the company posted GAAP net revenues of $1.655 billion, up from $1.365 billion in the same quarter last year.Read more

1. The Foundry King: The Core of Modern Tech TSMC invented the dedicated foundry model in 1987 and today commands ~50% global market share, manufacturing chips for clients like Apple, Nvidia, AMD, Qualcomm, and others.Read more