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By Leo Marchandon

Oct 27 (Reuters) -French telecoms group Orange ORAN.PA on Tuesday lifted its 2026 core profit growth target buoyed by growth in Africa, Poland and Spain, and said satellite connectivity would reinforce rather than undercut its networks.

Orange, Deutsche Telekom DTEGn.DE, Telefónica TEF.MC and Vodafone VOD.L last week said they had agreed to explore a joint bid for the future allocation of spectrum for mobile satellite services in Europe, with an aim to meet customer demand, strengthen the resilience of public networks and protect critical communications.

Satellite connectivity fully complements Orange's networks, providing coverage, completeness and additional revenue, CEO Christel Heydemann told analysts in a post-earnings call.

The profit outlook, now targeting growth above 4.5% instead of above 4%, rests on growth outside France. Third-quarter revenue rose 14.2% in Africa and the Middle East and 7.9% in Poland. Orange is counting on that growth to fund cash returns and the planned SFR takeover while its home market barely grows.

Orange España, the Spanish unit renamed from MasOrange last month, posted a 3.5% revenue jump to €1.91 billion ($2.13 billion) in its first quarter fully consolidated into group accounts. Group revenue grew 3.6% on a comparable basis to €12.19 billion.

Quarterly earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortisation after leases, a core profit measure widely used by telcos, rose 4.6% to €4.14 billion, beating a company-provided consensus of €4.10 billion.

Operating cash flow increased by 8.8% over the first nine months of the year.

Orange Cyberdefense, the group's cybersecurity arm, booked €1 billion in nine-month revenue selling its threat-detection platform in nine European countries, up 12.2% from a year ago.

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Reporting by Leo Marchandon in Gdansk, editing by Milla Nissi-Prussak

** Shares of India's Bharat Bijlee BBJL.NS rise 16.8% to 2,634.20 rupees, their highest level since July 22

** Stock on track for its biggest percentage gain since February 4, 2025

** The transformers and electric motors maker's September-quarter profit increases 63.1% year-on-year to 460.4 million rupees ($4.84 million)

** Quarterly revenue from operations up 55.6% at 7.36 billion rupees

** Shares down 1.9% YTD

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Reporting by Payel Das in Bengaluru

** Shares in Italy's Ferretti YACHT.MI fall around 3.5% after trimming its core profitguidance for the second time in 2026

** The yacht maker reiterated its 2026 sales and capex outlook, but lowered its adjusted EBITDA target to €174-185 million ($195-207 million), as its CEO flagged profitability remains below the group's potential

** "Given the now lowered profitability guidance, we expect mid-single-digit percentage cuts to estimates at this stage," JP Morgan says

** "Visibility on 2027/28 remains limited, with coverage significantly lower than a year ago," Equita brokerage notes

** Shares hit €2.40 during the session, their lowest price since April 2025

** Including Tuesday's fall, the stock has dropped by almost 17% YTD​

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Reporting by Romolo Tosiani

** Shares of India's Radico Khaitan RADC.NS rise 3.5% to 4,347.10 rupees

** Alcohol manufacturer's Q2 consolidated net profit rose nearly 66% Y/Y to 2.32 billion rupees ($24.4 million)
** Co's quarterly consolidated revenue increased about 10% Y/Y

** Over 899,750 shares traded, over 3.1x the 30-day avg

** Stock rated "buy" on avg by 20 analysts, with median PT of 4,830 rupees - data compiled by LSEG

** Stock up 31.85% YTD

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Reporting by Anushka Rajvedi in Bengaluru

** Shares in SUSS MicroTec SMHNn.DE fall 10% after the German chip equipment manufacturer cut its full-year guidance, and announced plans to shift production and cut around 70 jobs

** The company now expects FY sales between €405 and €425 million ($452-$474 million) vs €425 to 485 million forecast previously and EBIT margin of between 5% and 7% vs 8% and 10% before

** The company said no systems or modules will be manufactured at the Garching, Bavaria site, adding it will cut 70 jobs

** SUSS MicroTec expects one-off expenses of about €6.2 million in total, of which around €4.5 million are currently planned to be incurred in 2026

** The stock is on track for worst day since July and up 20% YTD

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Reporting by Anastasiia Kozlova

** Shares of Jubilant Ingrevia JUBN.NS rise 3.8% to 629.25 rupees

** Chemicals maker posts consolidated total revenue of 13.94 billion rupees ($146.53 million), higher than 11.21 billion rupees a year ago

** Net profit rises to 1.11 billion rupees from 694.7 million rupees a year earlier

** Shares down 11.6% YTD

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Reporting by Puyaan Singh in Bengaluru

Oct 27 (Reuters) -Huhtamaki India Ltd HUHT.NS:

• HUHTAMAKI INDIA LTD SEPT-QUARTER TOTAL REVENUE FROM OPERATIONS 7.69 BILLION RUPEES

• HUHTAMAKI INDIA LTD SEPT-QUARTER PROFIT 297.3 MILLION RUPEES

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SOFT START, FTSE DRAGGED LOWER BY HSBC

European shares are losing some ground on Tuesday, erasing some of the gains from the day before, as oil prices inched higher and earnings weighed.

The pan-continental STOXX 600 .STOXX is down about 0.4%. Breadth is negative, with about three-quarters of companies trading in the red.

One of those is HSBC HSBA.L, which is down over 7% after disappointing third-quarter results. Given its large weighting in the index, the fall in the company's shares accounts for almost two-thirds of the FTSE 100's .FTSE 1% drop.

Other major bourses are also in the red, with the DAX .GDAXI down 0.2% and the CAC 40 .FCHI off 0.3%.

There are some brighter spots. BE Semi BESI.AS shares are up 8% after US peer Applied Materials AMAT.O said it plans to increase its stake in the company to 20%.

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Overview

• Global pork producer's nine-month revenue rose 0.6% yr/yr

• Net income attributable to owners fell 12.9% yr/yr

• Company completed acquisition of Nathan's Famous in October 2026

Outlook

• Company did not provide specific guidance for the current quarter or full year in its press release

Result Drivers

• PACKAGED MEATS SALES - Sales volume of packaged meats increased 3.9% yr/yr, with growth in China and Europe offsetting weaker demand in North America

• LOW HOG PRICES - Persistently low hog prices in China and Europe led to operating losses in pork segment, with China recording a US$4 mln loss and Europe a US$16 mln loss

• NATHAN'S FAMOUS ACQUISITION - Completion of Nathan's Famous acquisition contributed to increased sales volume in Europe

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Analyst Coverage

• The current average analyst rating on the shares is "buy" and the breakdown of recommendations is 13 "strong buy" or "buy", 1 "hold" and 1 "sell" or "strong sell"

• The average consensus recommendation for the food processing peer group is "buy"

• Wall Street's median 12-month price target for WH Group Limited is HK$9.40, about 49.2% above its October 26 closing price of HK$6.30

• The stock recently traded at 7 times the next 12-month earnings vs. a P/E of 8 three months ago

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** SIG Group's SIGNC.S shares jump around 10% after the Swiss paper packaging company reported Q3 sales ahead of expectations and raised its full-year margin outlook

** Quarterly organic sales came in at €842 million ($940 million), beating a Vara-compiled consensus by 10%

** "SIG delivered on raised investor expectations," Vontobel says, pointing to SIG also hiking its mid-term margin ahead of expectations

** SIG increases 2026 adjusted EBIT margin guidance to between 16% and 16.5%, up from 15.7% to 16.2%, lifts mid-term target to above 18%

** If gains hold, stock will see its best day since April' it is at the top of pan-European STOXX 600 .STOXX index

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LONDON, Oct 27 (Reuters) -French sovereign bond yields edged up on Tuesday, as investors took profit on the largest daily fall in five months the day before and a rising oil price dented fresh demand for government debt.

French 10-year OAT yields FR10YT=RR, which fell around 11 basis points on Monday, in their largest one-day fall since May, were last up 2 bps on the day at 4.924%, as the price dipped.

Official French data on Tuesday showed consumer morale in the euro zone's second-largest economy fell to its lowest since 2013 in early October, when protests were ramping up towards the worst civil unrest in years.

French student leaders on Monday vowed to go on protesting despite concessions from the government of President Emmanuel Macron on education.

Oil, meanwhile, traded above $114 a barrel LCOc1, up 0.5%, supported by growing concern that the war in the Middle East shows no signs of ending any time soon, while European natural gas prices TFMBMc1 hit four-year highs, on the back of tight supply and colder weather across the region.

Against that backdrop, the yield on German 10-year Bunds DE10YT=RR, which act as a benchmark for the wider euro zone bond market, was flat on the day at 3.354%, as were 2-year Schatz yields DE2YT=RR, at 3.075%.

The European Central Bank delivers its decision on interest rates on Thursday and is widely expected to make no change to monetary policy. But, with money markets currently pricing in a near-90% chance of a hike in December and fully pricing in a second by April, investors will be focussed on anything President Christine Lagarde signals about how likely these outcomes are 0#EURIRPR.

Reporting by Amanda Cooper; Editing by Aidan Lewis