Global corporate financial reporting

Various international companies have released financial reports covering the first half and third quarters of 2026.

In the first half of the year, European and African firms reported significant developments. Germany’s HMS Bergbau AG saw revenue increase to EUR 1.1 billion following the consolidation of South Africa’s Hoshoza Resources Vryheid, with EBITDA rising to EUR 22.5 million. AGRANA Beteiligungs-AG reported an EBIT rise to EUR 63.5 million on stable revenues of EUR 1,700.2 million while integrating Austria Juice and Mercator-Emba. Morocco’s Managem reported a 166 percent revenue increase to 11.76 billion MAD, driven by copper production in Morocco and gold production in Senegal, while also decreasing debt by 20 percent.

By the third quarter, industrial, banking, and technology firms reported varied results. Swedish engineering firm Sandvik saw revenue rise 29 percent to SEK 37.73 billion, fueled by mining sector demand, while its adjusted EBITA increased by 53 percent to SEK 8.48 billion. In the banking sector, Hilltop Holdings raised its 2026 growth forecast for average bank loans to a range of 7% to 8%.

Technology and infrastructure providers also posted updates. US-based Verisign reported a 5.7 percent revenue increase to $443 million, noting a 6.1 percent growth in its domain name base. Securitas reported third-quarter revenue of 38.57 billion SEK, with its technology and solutions segment seeing 6 percent real growth. Additionally, GTT reported revenues of 570.1 million euros for the first nine months of 2026, supported by 80 new orders. In Mexico, FIBRA Prologis reported a 9 percent rise in revenue despite a decline in occupancy.