Quantum Corporation shares surged 62% after it eliminated $144.8 million in debt and posted 25.7% revenue growth, prompting price target hikes from Lake Street and Northland Securities.
NET Power (NYSE:NPWR) said it is redirecting its near-term development strategy toward unabated, behind-the-meter natural gas generation as prospective customers prioritize rapid access to reliable power for data centers and other large loads.
Chief Executive Officer Danny Rice said the company spe
Americas Gold and Silver (NYSEAMERICAN:USAS) reported higher second-quarter revenue and reduced losses as stronger silver prices and improved performance at its Cosalá mine supported results, while the company completed infrastructure work at its Galena Complex in Idaho and settled its remaining met
ICF International (NASDAQ:ICFI) expects to return to growth after what Chairman and Chief Executive Officer John Wasson described as a transition year in 2025, when changes under the new administration and Department of Government Efficiency-related market impacts contributed to a roughly 25% declin
Volatus Aerospace outlined plans to expand its drone manufacturing, cargo delivery, wildfire-response and defense capabilities, while acknowledging that supply-chain constraints and delays in government procurement have affected the timing of some revenue and contract deliveries.
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DeFi Technologies (NASDAQ:DEFT) reported lower second-quarter revenue and assets under management as digital-asset prices declined, while the company pointed to positive fund inflows, cost reductions and progress on institutional product initiatives.
Chief Executive Officer Johan Watn said volatile
Credicorp (NYSE:BAP) reported a second-quarter return on equity of 20.3% and raised its medium-term ROE expectation to approximately 22%, citing stronger loan growth, improved portfolio quality, a low-cost funding base and increasing contributions from digital and fee-based businesses.
Chief Execut
CoreWeave's bear case rests on GPUs aging out fast. But the company just signed a multi-year contract for Nvidia's 2020-era A100 chips, extending their revenue life through 2029. The debt markets are starting to price in what that means: Older Nvidia silicon may hold value far longer than Wall Street's depreciation models assume.
NVIDIA lines up over $500 billion in third-party capital, backed by BlackRock, Apollo, Brookfield, and Goldman Sachs, to finance AI GPU capacity through securitized loans.
