
Mediobanca reported a mixed performance for the first quarter, surpassing initial estimates as fee income helped to mitigate a decline in net interest income (NII). However, the bank's shares fell by 7% following a revenue miss, indicating investor concerns despite the better-than-expected fee performance. In a separate development, Powermatic, listed as $BCY.SI in Singapore, experienced a significant downturn, with its stock dropping 13% after reporting a 50% year-over-year decline in both revenues and profits, attributed to the clearing of a COVID-19 backlog. Despite this, Powermatic remains profitable due to low fixed costs.
Mediobanca $MDBI shares slip on weaker-than-expected Q1 https://t.co/9RoNE4hFsW https://t.co/W52zIT2846
Mediobanca shares slide 7% following revenue miss https://t.co/0e3BW9LAGt https://t.co/jnpXeNhTCz
Powermatic $BCY.SI in Singapore released a very poor set of first half results and the stock is now down 13% after both revenues and profits fell around 50% yoy. This was somewhat expected as the covid backlog has cleared, and they remain solidly profitable due to low fixed costs


