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European stocks were little changed, weighed down by the Iran conflict and rising bond yields; investors await the minutes of the US Federal Reserve. The EuroStoxx 50 and major national indices showed little movement. Geberit stood out, gaining around 7 percent after the first half largely came in at the top end of expectations and the full-year sales growth forecast was convincing. Weaker were food and beverage names such as Carlsberg and DocMorris, whose stock fell after increased special costs and restructuring charges. » More on finanzen.net

Analyst consensus sees H1 2026 revenue of CHF 1,685m, EBITDA of CHF 521m and net profit of CHF 350m; organic growth is expected to pick up versus Q1. Higher energy and raw material costs could slightly weigh on the margin, but on average a stable margin is expected. For 2026 Geberit forecasts slight market growth in Europe, stable new‑build activity and slightly positive renovation business; the stock is down about -13% year to date. » More on finanzen.net

The sanitary technology group Geberit has ended the share buyback program that had been running since 2024 ahead of schedule. At the same time, the company announced a new share buyback program. No further details on its size or timing were provided in the notice. » More on finanzen.net