-- TransCode Therapeutics（RNAZ）は木曜日、YA II PN Ltdが随時売却する可能性のある最大153万株を対象とした再売却登録を申請した。 規制当局に提出された予備目論見書によると、YA II PN（別名Yorkville）は、4月6日に締結されたTransCodeのスタンバイ株式購入契約の相手方である。 対象となる株式は、転換社債の転換により発行される75万株、契約に基づく融資により発行される可能性のある75万株、およびコミットメント株式33,334株である。TransCodeは、転換社債の売却により95万ドルを受領しており、さらに本契約に基づく追加の社債売却および株式発行により最大1,880万ドルを受領する可能性があると述べている。 TransCodeは、売却株主による登録済み株式の再売却による収益は受け取らない。
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Apple's (AAPL) iPhone 17 "supercycle" continues to gain momentum across nearly every major geography, supported by stronger-than-expected results and robust guidance for the June quarter, Wedbush Securities said in a Friday research note.The company reported strong quarterly results, with revenue, iPhone sales and services all exceeding expectations, the firm said.The company's guidance for the June quarter exceeded Street expectations. It bakes in continued supply constraints across several Mac models. Supply and demand balance is expected to take several months to materialize, according to the note.Analysts said the Worldwide Developers Conference at Apple Park in early June is highly consequential. Updates are expected on personalized Siri and expanded Apple Intelligence capabilities. Additional details on the collaboration with Alphabet's (GOOG) Google Gemini are also expected, they said.The firm also highlighted a leadership transition, with John Ternus expected to take on a larger role, signaling continuity in strategy.Wedbush raised its 2026 earnings estimate for Apple to $8.64 a share from $8.50. Analysts polled by FactSet expect $8.66.The firm reiterated its outperform rating on the stock with a $350 price target.Price: $283.99, Change: $+12.64, Percent Change: +4.66%
Gildan Activewear (GIL.TO, GIL) reported a first-quarter earnings beat, notes Stifel Canada.Analyst Martin Landry, who is maintaining an US$80.00 price target and buy rating on the shares, notes management was confident during the earnings call, despite rising commodity costs, as a significant portion of the company's cotton and energy requirements has been hedged. In 2027, Gildan expects to be able to offset inflationary pressures with price increases given its leadership position in the wholesale channel and its lower cost structure than competitors, he adds.Point-of-sale data indicate that Gildan is continuing to gain market share, with growth rates outpacing the broader market in both retail and wholesale channels. The integration of Hanes' textile facilities also appears to be progressing well, as most of Hanes' volumes have already been transferred to Gildan's facilities."We make no changes to our forecasts, but our visibility has increased for 2026. We keep our target price at US$80, which represent an appealing 12-months upside of 29%." Gildan is also on Stifel's Select List.Price: $84.77, Change: $+0.47, Percent Change: +0.56%
The US rolled out sanctions on three Iranian currency exchange houses and a network of associated front companies, accusing them of moving billions of dollars in foreign exchange to support Tehran's oil industry, the Department of the Treasury said on Friday.The Treasury Department's Office of Foreign Assets Control said the sanctions form part of "Economic Fury," a broader campaign aimed at dismantling Iran's shadow banking system.The sanctioned firms, Pedram Pirouzan and Associates Partnership, also known as Opal Exchange; Nasser Ghasemi Rad and Associates Partnership, or Radin Exchange and Tahayyori and Associates Partnership, also known as Arz Iran Exchange, are accused of facilitating billions of dollars in transactions per year.The Treasury said the entities help convert oil revenues, often received in Chinese yuan, into currencies usable by Iran's military and affiliated groups.The exchange houses operate alongside so-called "rahbar" networks tied to sanctioned Iranian banks, and work with multiple oil exporters and financial intermediaries, the Treasury said.The firms allegedly rely on foreign-based front companies and commercial bank accounts to process transactions across jurisdictions, masking links to sanctioned entities, including the Central Bank of Iran and the National Iranian Oil Company.The individuals linked to the exchanges, including Pedram Pirouzan, Hossein Mohammad Rezaei, Masoud Mohammad Rezaei, Nasser Ghasemi Rad and Ehsan Tahayyori, were also hit with sanctions.OFAC also sanctioned over a dozen companies, it said, that provided material support to Opal Exchange, including trading firms incorporated in multiple jurisdictions and entities in the UAE.The Treasury said Iran's shadow banking system handles tens of billions of dollars in trade each year, largely tied to oil and petrochemical exports.Since February 2025, OFAC has sanctioned over 1,000 Iran-linked individuals, vessels and aircraft as part of that effort.