The pub operator said 147 managed sites shifted to partnership models, helping narrow pre-tax losses to £53m

The pub operator said 147 managed sites shifted to partnership models, helping narrow pre-tax losses to £53m

Gaming advertiser retention fell to 81.6% from 93.7%, and revenue per technology advertiser dropped 11% to $113,267. Buyers face a thinner premium supply pool.

Gaming advertiser retention fell to 81.6% from 93.7%, and revenue per technology advertiser dropped 11% to $113,267. Buyers face a thinner premium supply pool.

The 5.95% peak-season drop reversed an earlier gain, sending first-half revenue down 2.98% and profit down 7.98%

The brewer underperformed a broadly stable market, with China revenue dropping 8.6% in the second quarter.

Exports fell 13.9%, with the Americas down 20.6%, after wineries and distillers reduced orders and drew down inventories.

Sales of bottles priced above 300 yuan fell 13.19%, overpowering gains in the company’s midpriced lineup.

Sales of bottles priced above 300 yuan fell 13.19%, overpowering gains in the company’s midpriced lineup.

Exports fell 13.9%, with the Americas down 20.6%, after wineries and distillers reduced orders and drew down inventories.

Sales of older Macallan expressions fell, though the company said its core premium range gained share across major markets

Trade groups blamed higher taxes for a 2.3% drop in spirits revenue and urged ministers to rethink the duty system

Profit in the division falls by 25% amid trade tensions and shifting consumer trends in key global markets

Italy’s top wine producer boosts profitability through cost controls and diversification as global wine consumption continues to decline

Cost cuts, higher margins, and reduced customer acquisition spending drive turnaround as company narrows losses and boosts cash reserves

Celebrus reported an 18% revenue drop to £7.4m in Q1 2026 and said contract re-phasing removed £2.1m, per Investing.com Apr 9, 2026.

Patanjali Foods reports an 11.2% rise in Q3 expenses, a 71% surge in net profit, and a 23% increase in edible oil sales. Shares dip 2% amid FMCG segment slowdown.

MobiKwik reports ₹55 crore net loss in Q3 FY25, revenue drops 7% QoQ. Shares decline 1.56% post-earnings. User base grows to 172M, GMV rises 4%.

Paytm's parent company, One97 Communications, reported a loss of Rs 208 crore in Q3 FY25, with a 36% revenue decline YoY, but a 10% QoQ growth driven by GMV and financial services.

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Investing.com -- Softwareone Holding Ltd on Wednesday reported a decline in its Q1 2025 revenue by 5.7% year-on-year (YoY) in constant currency (CCY), resulting in a total of CHF 232.2 million. Despite the decrease in revenue, the company’s Q1 adjusted EBITDA saw an increase. The figure rose by 2.3% YoY in CCY, amounting to CHF 46.0 million. Softwareone’s performance across all regions was reported to be in line with expectations. The company’s outlook for 2025, on a standalone basis, remains confirmed. The CEO of Softwareone described the start of 2025 as challenging. The decline in Q1 revenue was primarily driven by the software and cloud marketplace, which saw an 11.3% YoY decrease. This article was generated with the support of AI and reviewed by an editor. For more information see our T&C.