MERCURY NZ LTD

New Zealand utility Mercury reported EBITDA of NZD 1,068m for fiscal 2026 (+36%), driven by higher generation from renewable sources and lower operating costs. The ordinary dividend was increased by 13% to NZD 0.27 per share; NZD 0.29 is expected for 2027. Total generation rose 15% to 9,100 GWh, capital expenditure climbed to around NZD 710m, and net debt is about 2.0 times EBITDA. Mercury raised the lower end of its 2030 EBITDA target range from NZD 1.15bn to NZD 1.2bn and announced a review of its dividend policy. » Más en de.investing.com

Mercury General completed a public offering of unsecured senior notes with a face value of $525 million, maturing on June 15, 2036, and carrying a coupon of 6.25%; the securities were issued at 99.764%. The notes are pari passu with other unsecured senior indebtedness and were enabled by an amendment to the existing indenture and a modification of the credit agreement with Bank of America. The company shows a moderate leverage profile (leverage ratio 0.23; total debt around $587 million) and, according to analysis, generates sufficient cash flows to service the interest; most recently Mercury General reported net income of $190 million for Q1/2026. After the results, Raymond James raised its price target to $120 and rated the stock as "Strong Buy". » Más en de.investing.com

Mercury Systems will release results for the most recent quarter on May 5, 2026. Ten analysts estimate average EPS for the quarter at $0.067 (year-ago: -$0.330) on revenue of about $208.4 million (down 1.4% from $211.4 million). For the fiscal year, the consensus is an EPS of $0.958 and revenue of $953.2 million (prior year: $912.0 million). » Más en finanzen.net