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  • High Tide beat Q2 and secured a C$40M Bank of Montreal facility, positioning it to pursue German expansion.
  • Brady raised its annual dividend to $1.00, marking the 41st consecutive annual increase.
  • Diversified agreed to acquire Birch Permian Holdings for about $1.8 billion, increasing production roughly 35%.
  • The Birch acquisition lifts Diversified's adjusted EBITDA by about 55%.
  • Diversified financed the deal with a $1.5 billion asset-backed securitization led by Carlyle and formed a partnership targeting up to $10 billion in PDP acquisitions.

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SK Hynix Eyes Intel Foundry for Base Dies as HBM4E Production Looms

SK Hynix Eyes Intel Foundry for Base Dies as HBM4E Production Looms

SK Hynix is weighing the use of Intel Foundry to produce base dies for its upcoming HBM4E memory, a shift that could reduce dependence on TSMC and give the memory designer more flexibility on capacity and cost. Market reaction included share declines for SK Hynix and other regional semiconductor stocks. The plan remains under consideration and the …

Hang Seng Locked Between 25,200 and 26,200 as Momentum Ebbs

Hang Seng Locked Between 25,200 and 26,200 as Momentum Ebbs

The Hang Seng has been confined to a narrow trading band between 25,200 and 26,200 on the 5-hour chart, with momentum indicators weakening and volatility compressed to 0.54%. Technical readings show short-term selling tired near the lower Bollinger Band but no clear breakout. Traders face a high-probability scenario where the eventual break of the …

Nepal Estimates $4-$5 Billion Rebuild Cost After Devastating Glacier Collapse Floods

Nepal Estimates $4-$5 Billion Rebuild Cost After Devastating Glacier Collapse Floods

Nepal's finance minister placed an initial reconstruction estimate at $4-$5 billion after a glacier collapse triggered destructive floods that killed hundreds and left thousands missing. The disaster damaged towns, roads, bridges and major hydropower projects, posing a substantial economic burden for a country dependent on remittances, tourism and …

Flavio Bolsonaro Says He Will Accept October Vote and Run Under Current Rules

Flavio Bolsonaro Says He Will Accept October Vote and Run Under Current Rules

Senator Flavio Bolsonaro, the principal opposition contender in Brazil's upcoming presidential contest, told a national television audience he will abide by the result of the October election and is campaigning within the existing electoral framework. He reiterated intentions to offer amnesty to participants convicted over the January 2023 Brasilia…

SK Innovation Jumps After SK On Agrees Five-Year Battery Supply to NeoVolta

SK Innovation Jumps After SK On Agrees Five-Year Battery Supply to NeoVolta

Shares of SK Innovation climbed sharply after its battery subsidiary, SK On, struck a multi-year supply arrangement with U.S. company NeoVolta for lithium iron phosphate cells. The agreement covers 9 gigawatt-hours of cells over five years beginning in 2027. South Korean media have reported a not-officially-disclosed value of about 1.5 trillion won…

Liontown posts first full-year profit as lithium market recovers

Liontown posts first full-year profit as lithium market recovers

Liontown Resources reported its first annual net profit after tax as a rebound in lithium prices during the second half of the year, together with increased concentrate production, drove a substantial improvement in revenue, cash flow and earnings metrics. Management is prioritising reinvestment in the Kathleen Valley mine as it transitions to full…

Bessent Sees Yen Moves as Controlled, Declines to Push BOJ on Rates

Bessent Sees Yen Moves as Controlled, Declines to Push BOJ on Rates

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent told Reuters that the recent depreciation of the yen appears to be "pretty well contained," and he is not urging the Bank of Japan to change its monetary policy. Bessent said he expects BOJ Governor Kazuo Ueda to act appropriately with backing from Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, and noted that the recent yen dr…

U.S. Futures Slip as New Strikes on Iran and Hawkish Fed Tone Rattle Markets

U.S. Futures Slip as New Strikes on Iran and Hawkish Fed Tone Rattle Markets

U.S. stock index futures declined Sunday evening after American forces launched fresh strikes on Iran for the first time in weeks, a development that lifted oil and heightened market caution. Investors were already sensitive to a hawkish Federal Reserve tone after remarks by Chair Kevin Warsh at Jackson Hole, which increased the likelihood of anoth…

Oil rises as U.S. strikes Iranian launchers near Strait of Hormuz

Oil rises as U.S. strikes Iranian launchers near Strait of Hormuz

Oil futures climbed in Asian trading after U.S. forces struck two Iranian launchers on Larak Island, near the Strait of Hormuz. Brent and WTI each rose more than 1.5%, as analysts and traders reassessed risks to seaborne oil flows through a strategically vital waterway. The strikes and a reported Iranian missile response have heightened focus on su…

Bessent Characterizes Recent Yen Fluctuations as Managed, Eyes BOJ Policy Shift

Bessent Characterizes Recent Yen Fluctuations as Managed, Eyes BOJ Policy Shift

U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent provided a measured assessment of recent foreign exchange dynamics, emphasizing that the Japanese yen’s latest depreciation remains well managed. The remarks align Washington and Tokyo on prioritizing predictable market conditions over reactive intervention as global financial leaders prepare for policy discuss…

Faraday Future Accelerates Robotics Rollout in Middle East, Confirms Early Deliveries and September Product Launches

Faraday Future Accelerates Robotics Rollout in Middle East, Confirms Early Deliveries and September Product Launches

Faraday Future Intelligent Electric completed its first Middle East order following the official August 28 launch of its regional business, delivering six robots. The company said it will introduce multiple products in September, including the Master Mini, and is advancing partner and distribution programs intended to expand commercial deployment a…

U.S. Forces Strike Two Launchers on Iran's Larak Island, Officials Say

U.S. Forces Strike Two Launchers on Iran's Larak Island, Officials Say

U.S. military forces conducted strikes on two Iranian launchers situated on Larak Island after observing Revolutionary Guard personnel readying rockets fitted with sea mines for possible deployment into the Strait of Hormuz. Iran's Revolutionary Guards reported casualties and vowed retaliation. The action marks the first U.S. strikes on Iranian pos…

Trump Says Venezuelan Crude Will Refill U.S. Strategic Reserve

Trump Says Venezuelan Crude Will Refill U.S. Strategic Reserve

President Trump said on social media that oil secured through the recent agreement with Venezuela will be used to refill the United States Strategic Reserve. The deal, announced Friday, reportedly gives U.S. interests majority control over 65 billion barrels of Venezuelan crude and is described as creating the world's second-largest private oil com…