Symphony Environmental agrees major collaboration with rubber glove maker
The collaboration will strengthen Symphony's presence in the Far East
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US drives Dr Marten sales higher though bootmaker wary on supplies
America stood out with revenues there up by 106% said the group
As BAT puffs moves into cannabis products, does it know something we don't?
CEO Jack Bowles said cannabis-related products are likely to be part of the group’s future growth
BAT sees boom in new category revenues but margins slip
The cigarette maker said revenues from its new category products, which include glo, Vype and Velo, surged 50% in the first half amid a strong uptick in customers
Reckitt shares dive as it warns of lower margins
"We expect to exit 2022 with a revenue growth run rate in the mid-single digits as we make our way towards our medium-term adjusted operating profit margin target in the mid-20s by the mid-20s."
Italian luxury group Ermenegildo Zegna to list in US through SPAC deal
The family-owned fashion powerhouse is being valued at US$3.2bn (£2.3bn)
From "Floperoo" to the final frontier of investment ... 2021's IPO frenzy continues in London
New listings big and small have come thick and fast in London this year. Darktrace has done best of the "big 10" to list this year while Caerus Minerals has starred among the tiddlers.
Proactive news headlines: Symphony Environmental, Open Orphan, Arecor Therapeutics, Kanabo Group...
A glance at some of the day's highlights from the Proactive Investors newswire
Symphony Environmental wins expanded FDA approval for antimicrobial food packaging
The company said it expects an “acceleration of the commercial process in the near term” as a result of the expanded approval
Symphony Environmental expects to meet full-year expectations
The group is expecting strong revenue growth during the second half of 2021
Marlboro maker's move into medicines could inspire big tobacco rush to diversify
Other industries have also been shifting away from their traditional core business, including oil, mining and power companies
Rising inflation is part of a wider pattern that’s transferring wealth away from the middle classes
Markets are getting twitchy about it, and with good reason
InnovaDerma says trading in line as gross margins increase substantially
It has also implemented important measures needed to improve the financial and structural foundations of the company
Revolution Beauty eyes AIM listing with investor already subscribed for £90mln
The cosmetics and skincare retailer was established “to make high-quality cosmetics and skincare affordable for everyone”
Activist Crystal Amber gets a dose of its own medicine
The probable winding up of Crystal Amber poses interesting questions about its stakes in De La Rue and Hurricane Energy, among others
Joules says recent store sales top 2019 levels
The retailer has benefited from pent-up demand when restrictions eased after the third lockdown
Dr Martens stomped by profit taking but analysts impressed by digital sales boom
The shares fell 9% but still look highly valued to one broker
British American Tobacco ups revenue forecast as non-tobacco products pick up
Currency movements will take off some of the gains due to the weak dollar
Reckitt Benckiser books £2.5bn loss on sale of China infant formula division
Reckitt acquired IFCN China when it bought the whole of Mead Johnson in 2017
Green bonds are increasingly popular – but are they accessible?
Retail investors can tap into the market of climate and sustainability-linked bonds, according to experts