... Corporate Reporting: Company Profits On Monday, investors will analyze fresh corporate reports from several issuers that could impact the prices of individual stocks. The focus will be on: TGC-1 – operational results for the second quarter of 2025 (electric power). Safmar Financial Investments (SFIN) – financial results under RAS for the first half of 2025 (investment holding). VSEH – board meeting to consider recommendations to shareholders regarding profit distribution and dividends for 2024....

... assembled in China, reflecting Apple’s strong dependency on Chinese infrastructure for its production and logistics. All these factors render Apple’s shares sensitive to fluctuations in the Chinese market. Tesla (TSLA). China is the world’s largest electric vehicle market, and Tesla has been actively ramping up production there (Gigafactory in Shanghai). For the first half of 2025, China accounted for the majority of Tesla’s sales; the company explicitly referred to China as "its largest ...

... and global markets due to their high quality. Smelting equipment: The plant has modernized its smelting units, which allows reducing production costs and improving environmental performance. Export potential: The plant's cathode copper is used in the electrical industry, which makes it in demand in the markets of Europe and Asia. Infrastructure development: Additional warehouse space and logistics terminals have been built to optimize the transportation of products. 2. Research centers UMMC actively ...

... investors will monitor traffic metrics and sales per store closely. Chargepoint Holdings Inc ($CHPT): Report after U.S. market close; expected revenue decline – 18.7% What to expect: An anticipated revenue decline of 18.7% relates to challenges within electric vehicle charging infrastructure segments; deteriorating dynamics may stem from project delays and reduced demand in several regions. How it might affect shares: A negative report could intensify pressure on shares unless management presents a ...

... fintech: large rounds are taking place not only in the U.S. but also in Europe, Asia, and emerging markets. At the same time, the boom in "green" technologies continues: funds are eagerly financing climate projects—from renewable energy and electric transportation to innovative nuclear developments. For instance, Swiss startup Climeworks secured $162 million for the development of direct CO 2 capture systems from the atmosphere (with a total of over $1 billion raised). Biotech and medtech ...