Additional European Equity News - 11th September 2026
European news covers Alstom's EUR 1.2bln deal, Airbus's buyback, Berkeley's cash outlook, Puma's COO departure, UK energy levy requests, and Halma's rating upgrade by Jefferies.
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Airbus (AIR FP) - Co. begins a share buyback programme, for the purpose of supporting future employee share ownership plan activities and equity-based compensation plans. (EQS) Alstom (ALO FP) - Co. signs a EUR 1.2bln contract with TransPennine Express for the delivery of 29 5-car BEMUs. (Alstom) Berkeley (BKG LN) - Trading Statement: Continue to operate within the four-year GBP 1.4bln pre-tax profit plan. Expects net cash to be in the region of GBP 250mln for the half year, reflecting the level of shareholder returns along with investment in the core business and Build to rent platform. (Berkeley) Puma (PUM GY) - Co. COO to step down, effective September 30th 2026. (Puma) UK Energy - UK businesses are urging Chancellor Healey to move levies off electricity bills given the rising energy costs. The letter, shared with Bloomberg, states that moving levies would immediately make energy costs more affordable and competitive. (Bloomberg) Halma (HLMA LN) upgraded to Hold from Underperform at Jefferies
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