-- 阿波羅全球管理公司（Apollo Global Management，簡稱APO）週二宣布，旗下阿波羅混合價值基金III已從包括退休基金、保險公司和主權財富基金在內的新老投資者募集到65億美元。 該公司表示，該混合型基金專注於投資結構化股權機會，包括優先股和可轉換證券，同時提供資金支持成長計畫、收購和資產負債表優化。
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Stifel Canada on Tuesday upgraded its rating on the shares of Dollarama (DOL.TO) to buy from hold while raising its price target to C$190.00 from C$180.00 following a dip in the company's shares."Dollarama's shares are near a 52-week low, which presents investors with an appealing entry point in our view. We are changing our recommendation to BUY for the following reasons: (1) Valuation has receded from the highs of 39x forward earnings in January 2026 and now at 29.5x, stands below the 2-year average of 33x. (2) Dollarama is likely to gain market share under a potential scenario of significant inflation in the coming year stemming from the conflict in Iran. In order to stretch their dollars further Canadians are likely to shop more at Dollarama. (3) Recent insider buying is reassuring. Both the CFO and CEO recently purchased shares at $174 and $175, respectively, higher levels than currently. Hence, with a more reasonable valuation and potential for Dollarama to gain market share due to inflationary pressures, we change our rating to BUY and increase our target price by $10 to $190," analyst Martin Landry wrote.(covers equity, commodity and economic research from major banks and research firms in North America, Asia and Europe. Research providers may contact us here: https://www..com/contact-us)Price: $172.75, Change: $+2.26, Percent Change: +1.33%
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Gibson Energy Maintained at Hold at TPH Following Q1 Results; Price Target at C$28.00
Tudor, Pickering, Holt on Tuesday maintained its hold rating on the shares of Gibson Energy (GEI.TO) with a C$28.00 price target following first-quarter results from the oil infrastructure and marketing company."light Negative. GEI reported Q1'26 Adj. EBITDA of C$139MM, below both TPHe at C$146MM and consensus of C$144MM, primarily driven by a rise in G&A costs and a restructuring charge. Infrastructure Adj. EBITDA was C$156MM (TPHe C$154MM), a modest beat supported by higher throughput volumes (+14% y/y to 221MM bbls) across all major facilities, though revenue was lower, which management attributed to geopolitical disruptions affecting demand for certain services at Gateway. Marketing Adj. EBITDA came in at C$3MM (TPHe C$2MM), as higher crude differentials and volatility in March offset continued headwinds from Canadian heavy oil backwardation and TMX-related flow shifts. Company-level G&A came in at ~C$19MM (TPHe C$11MM), reflecting continued investments in technology, cost allocation changes from the restructuring, and commercial team expansion. The company also incurred C$8MM of restructuring costs related to a headcount reduction, with C$4MM of the cash portion added back in the DCF calculation," analyst AJ O'Donnell wrote.(covers equity, commodity and economic research from major banks and research firms in North America, Asia and Europe. Research providers may contact us here: https://www..com/contact-us)Price: $28.52, Change: $-1.66, Percent Change: -5.50%
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Firefly Aerospace Sees Growing Demand, Lunar Tailwinds, Morgan Stanley Says
Firefly Aerospace (FLY) is seeing growing demand beyond its launch business and a strengthening lunar outlook following NASA's Artemis strategy shift, while an early Golden Dome award adds to potential opportunities, Morgan Stanley said in a note Tuesday, while cautioning that risks remain.Firefly is increasingly seen as more than a launch company, and NASA's revised lunar exploration plans are expected to support demand.The company is also investing to meet that demand, including building a new lunar lander cleanroom about four times the size of its current footprint, the investment firm said.Morgan Stanley said, however, that while the growing demand is encouraging, technical and execution risks remain, and noted the company's valuation is at a premium to peers with some success already priced in. It added that NASA's updated lunar plans are promising but still at an early stage.The investment firm maintained its equal-weight rating on Firefly Aerospace and raised its price target to $37 from $33.Shares of Firefly were down nearly 2% in Tuesday trading.Price: $32.80, Change: $-0.57, Percent Change: -1.71%
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