AIR Global H1 Earnings Call Highlights

AIR Global PLC (AIIR) furnished an SEC Form 6-K — earnings release. Exhibit 99.1 PRESS RELEASE AIR GLOBAL PLC. AIR Global Reports 2026 First-Half Results Revenue increased 3.7% to $206.9 million despite Strait of Hormuz disruptions Adjusted EBITDA remained stable yoy at $71.7 million Expects accelerating growth in the second half of 2026 DUBAI, U

Innate Pharma (IPHA) reported Q2 2026 earnings, highlighting a cash position of -€21.4M, a $75M upfront payment from Sobi, and -€28M in net equity proceeds. H1 2026 net loss was -€19.6M, with revenue of -€5.7M. The company extended its cash runway to Q1 2028 and anticipates key milestones, including a Phase 3 readout for monalizumab and initial data for IPH4502. Management expects to file for accelerated approval of lacutamab in Sezary Syndrome in H2 2027.

Upexi Inc. (UPXI) reported Q4 2026 earnings, highlighting a $246M net loss driven by digital asset losses. CEO Alan Marshall discussed Solana treasury management, debt restructuring, and cost-cutting efforts. The company holds 2.34M Solana tokens, with staking revenue covering expenses. Management emphasized creative capital allocation and potential expansion in Asian markets through the Hivemind partnership. Stockholders' equity was negative $53.8M as of June 30, 2026.

RB Global (RBA) reported Q2 earnings with net income up 33% YoY to $132M, EPS up 34% to $0.71, and revenue up 11% to $1.3B. Automotive segment drove GTV growth of 13%. Acquisitions boosted growth, but organic GTV growth was 7%. Service revenue take rate fell 110 bps to 20.0%. Management raised full-year guidance and increased the dividend. Hedge fund ownership declined, and short interest is high at 10.54% of float.

Corebridge Financial (CRBG) reported a GAAP net loss of $16M for Q2, but adjusted operating income was $512M. Institutional Markets saw strong growth, while Individual Retirement segment declined. The company returned $412M to shareholders and approved a merger with Equitable Holdings. Adjusted pre-tax income fell 21%, and total premiums dropped 13%.

James Hardie (JHX) reported Q1 FY2027 results with net sales up 64% YoY to $1.475B, adjusted EBITDA up 79% to $422.1M, and raised full-year guidance. The company cited strong execution, cost synergies from the AZEK acquisition, and share gains in its core business. CEO Aaron Erter noted the beat was not due to housing market improvement. Free cash flow doubled to $254.2M, used to pay down debt. Shares trade at a forward P/E of 21.79.