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Renault Group and Dumarey Group signed an agreement for Dumarey to acquire Alpine Racing SAS in Viry-Châtillon, with the deal subject to employee consultation and regulatory approvals.
Revenue fell 4.9% in the first nine months, while the company recorded 80 orders and confirmed its 2026 targets.
Safran reported 14.7% growth in adjusted quarterly revenue and confirmed its 2026 outlook.
The company separated tariff compensation and currency effects while confirming its 2026 guidance.
Istat counted 426,956 new permits, up 47.2%, while applications for asylum declined.
The October 23 package funds transformation teams, institutional indirect costs, research security, research chairs and infrastructure through separate programs.
The online intake combines reduced-hours work sharing with training support; the earlier $3.5 billion announcement covered a broader package.
The company now anticipates 500–1,000 tonnes, compared with its earlier 5,000-tonne plan, after reviewing recent geology and drilling.
New results include 8.57 g/t gold over 1.10 metres near known mineralization and a step-out more than 400 metres along strike.
Transport Canada awarded Sani-Sable a contract for a land-based basin designed to hold and filter routine dredging sediment, with capacity near 125,000 cubic metres.
Oil-product prices lifted revenue while sold volumes declined; reported and organic growth diverged.
Statistics Canada’s early estimate cites increases in petroleum and coal products and aerospace; the official September figure is scheduled for Nov. 13.
