Swiss sneaker maker On Holding AG reported its second-quarter 2025 earnings with revenues reaching CHF749.2 million, marking a 32% year-over-year increase and surpassing analyst estimates of CHF703.8 million. Despite posting a loss per share of CHF0.09, below the expected profit of CHF0.14, the company raised its full-year revenue guidance to CHF2.91 billion, anticipating at least 31% growth in constant currency terms, up from a previous forecast of 28%. On Holding attributed its strong performance to increased demand in Europe and Asia, successful price increases implemented in July, and resilience despite U.S. tariffs. Shares of On Holding surged over 7% following the earnings release and guidance update. Meanwhile, German energy company E.ON reported a 14% rise in adjusted EBIT to €3.82 billion for the first half of 2025, with sales increasing 5.1% to €41.55 billion. E.ON maintained its full-year adjusted EBITDA outlook between €9.6 billion and €9.8 billion and adjusted net income guidance of €2.85 billion to €3.05 billion. The company called for higher grid returns in Germany to support competitiveness and a sustainable energy transition. In the shipping sector, European tanker leader Euronav (ticker $ECO) posted strong Q2 results, beating consensus with EBITDA and EPS exceeding estimates by 12% and 20%, respectively. Euronav reported a robust time charter equivalent (TCE) rate of $50,500, with EBITDA margins of 74% and net profit after tax margins of 42%, and announced a dividend payout ratio of 90%. The Suezmax tanker market remains firm, with voyage rates exceeding third-quarter guidance. Euronav's stock rose nearly 4% following the earnings announcement.