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Enel Purchases 1,278,000 Own Shares for Long-Term Incentive Plan

Enel S.p.A. announced the purchase of 1,278,000 own shares between January 19 and 23, 2026, as part of its share buyback program. The weighted average price is 8.9892 euros per share, totaling 11,488,223.800 euros. This program, authorized by the shareholders' general meeting, aims to support the long-term incentive plan for 2025. Enel now holds 134,879,075 own shares, representing approximately 1.3267% of its share capital.

Source: Enel, published under the title "Enel informs about the purchase of treasury shares between J..." - 27 January 2026

Energy & Construction

NextEra Energy Reports Financial Results for Q4 2025

NextEra Energy, Inc. has recently released its financial results for the fourth quarter and the year 2025, providing crucial insights into its economic performance. This announcement aims to inform investors and stakeholders about the company's recent developments. For complete details, a link to the press release is available, and communication is managed through the company's media line.

Source: Nextera Energy, published under the title "NextEra Energy fourth-quarter and full-year 2025 financial r..." - 27 January 2026

Leighton Asia Tests Quadruped Robots on Construction Sites in Hong Kong

Leighton Asia has launched trials of quadruped robots on its construction sites in Hong Kong, marking a significant advancement in the integration of robotics into the construction sector. These robots are designed to enhance on-site operational efficiency, meeting the growing demands of clients for innovation and productivity. This initiative is part of a broader trend of automation in building, which could transform traditional working methods and optimize construction processes.

Source: Cimic, published under the title "Pioneering robotics in construction: Leighton Asia trials qu..." - 27 January 2026

Sedgman Takes the Lead in Critica's Jupiter Project Scoping Study

The scoping study for Critica's Jupiter project, led by Sedgman, marks a crucial step in defining a structured and economically viable development pathway for Australia's largest clay rare earths deposit. By integrating diverse expertise, the study aims to establish a solid foundation for the upcoming feasibility phases.

Source: Cimic - 27 January 2026

CPB Contractors: Accelerating Data Center Construction in Australia

As a member of the CIMIC Group, CPB Contractors showcases its 90 years of expertise to transform the Australian data center market. By focusing on speed to market, the company employs proven delivery systems and modular designs to reduce construction timelines. Early contractor involvement and an integrated approach foster effective collaboration, ensuring rapid and surprise-free delivery while maximizing value for clients.

Source: Cimic, published under the title "Speed Matters" - 27 January 2026

Quideos Launches a Solution to Hedge Against Agricultural Price Volatility

French fintech Quideos has received approval from the ACPR and AMF for its solution aimed at securing prices for producers and buyers of unlisted agricultural products, such as fruits, vegetables, and inputs. The compensation mechanism is based on public reference prices, without speculative logic, and allows for automatic payments when price thresholds are exceeded. Quideos has raised €5.2 million to support the deployment of its solution in partnership with Crédit Agricole.

Source: La Ferme Digitale, published under the title "Quideos obtient ses agréments AMF et ACPR et lance la premiè..." - 27 January 2026

Biotech & GeneticsInvestors

Solynta Secures €20 Million from EIB for Resilient Potato Seeds

The European Investment Bank (EIB) supports Dutch biotech Solynta with €20 million in funding to develop potato varieties suited to climate challenges. This support, under the InvestEU program, aims to promote true potato seeds (TPS), which offer a sustainable alternative to traditional tubers. Solynta's non-GMO breeding technology reduces chemical inputs and enhances disease resistance, contributing to global food security and the EU's sustainability goals.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Solynta Secures €20M Venture Debt from EIB to Advance Climat..." - 27 January 2026

Soils, Inputs & Water

Why Major Crops Remain the Driving Force Behind Agricultural Input Innovation

According to an analysis published by iGrow News, agricultural input innovation in 2025 continues to focus on major row crops like corn and soybeans, where the economic scale justifies R&D investments. The widespread adoption of genetically modified traits is steering industrial strategies towards solutions compatible with existing systems, while specialty crops follow distinct innovation trajectories driven by genetics and more systemic approaches.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Why Row Crops Remain the Center of Agricultural Input Develo..." - 27 January 2026

AI & Data

Agricultural Carbon: The Battle Now Centers on Data Quality

Agriculture, as a cornerstone of climate solutions, must build trust to transform regenerative practices into economic value. The Gaïago and AgriCarbon programs illustrate how measuring, monitoring, and transforming data can ensure high-quality carbon credits while facilitating the scalability of initiatives. By connecting farmers, advisors, and industry, these projects create a common language for a sustainable transition in the agri-food sector.

Source: La Ferme Digitale, published under the title "Comment la donnée structure enfin la transition" - 27 January 2026

Europe

Forecasts 2035: Rapeseed Weakened by Biofuels, Sunflower Supported by Food Demand

According to projections from the European Commission, European demand for rapeseed intended for biofuels could decline by 4.5% by 2035, undermining the economic balance of the sector. In contrast, sunflower would benefit from more stable demand, primarily driven by food uses, outlining contrasting prospects for these two major oilseed crops.

Source: La France Agricole, published under the title "Prévisions 2035 : les filières européennes de colza et de to..." - 27 January 2026

Investors

ReSoil Raises €4M to Accelerate Regenerative Agriculture in France

The startup ReSoil has raised €4 million to fund regenerative agriculture projects in France. Through its digital platform, it measures greenhouse gas emissions and carbon storage in soils, while ensuring additional income for farmers through bonuses and the sale of carbon credits. This initiative aims to significantly reduce CO2 emissions and support the agroecological transition, while empowering farmers economically to sustainably transform their practices.

Source: La Ferme Digitale, published under the title "ReSoil lève 4 M€ pour accélérer l’agriculture régénératrice ..." - 27 January 2026

InvestorsBiotech & Genetics

Nexus Agriscience Acquires Biotech Institute's Hemp Division to Accelerate Molecular Farming

Nexus Agriscience has recently acquired the hemp division of Biotech Institute, integrating essential genetic and research capabilities for its molecular farming platform. This acquisition enables predictable expression of high-value terpene compounds while facilitating faster product development and scalable production. By positioning itself as an alternative to precision fermentation, Nexus Agriscience aims to effectively meet market demand for natural ingredients across various sectors, while incorporating key experts from Biotech Institute into its governance.

SEPEHR ACHARD, Source: Igronews, published under the title "Nexus Agriscience Acquires Biotech Institute Hemp IP to Expa..." - 27 January 2026

Soils, Inputs & Water

Standing Farms: Proving Agroecology Can Produce on a Large Scale

Standing Farms, pioneers of a market gardening model that combines agroecology and productivity, are launching a crowdfunding campaign to support the opening of their first farm of over 20 hectares in Lisses. This project, based on sustainable agricultural practices and innovative technological tools, aims to nourish locally while preserving soils and improving working conditions for market gardeners. With over €900,000 already raised, this citizen initiative allows everyone to invest in an exemplary and resilient agricultural model.

Source: La Ferme Digitale, published under the title "Les Fermes Debout lancent leur levée de fonds participative" - 27 January 2026

Soils, Inputs & WaterStudies & Reports

Reducing Tellurium Toxicity in Soils: The Potential of Nano-Biochar and Nano-Silicon

A recent study shows that combining tailored irrigation strategies with amendments based on nano-biochar and nano-silicon significantly reduces tellurium toxicity in soils. This rare metalloid, used primarily in electronics and certain industrial activities, can contaminate agricultural soils and accumulate in crops, impacting yields, food security, and the biological health of soils.

Source: Springer, published under the title "Role of Nano-Silicon, Nano-Biochar, and Irrigation Strategie..." - 27 January 2026

Energy & Construction

TotalEnergies Extends Waha Concessions in Libya Until 2050

At the Energy & Economy Summit in Tripoli, TotalEnergies signed an agreement to extend the Waha concessions until 2050, allowing for an increase in current production of 370,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. This new agreement, which includes revised tax terms, paves the way for investments in the North Gialo field, expected to add 100,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day. TotalEnergies, present in Libya since 1956, reaffirms its commitment to the country and its partners.

Source: Totalenergies, published under the title "Libya: TotalEnergies Signs the Extension of the Waha Concess..." - 26 January 2026

Soils, Inputs & Water

Email Reception Issues: A Microsoft 365 Outage

Due to a technical failure in the Microsoft 365 service, our company experienced email reception issues on January 23, 2026, from 4:30 AM to 3:40 PM (JST). Users who did not receive responses to their inquiries sent via our contact form are requested to resend them. We apologize for the inconvenience caused and thank you for your understanding.

Source: Sumitomo Chemical, published under the title "Apology and Request Regarding Email Inquiry Reception Issues" - 26 January 2026

VINCI: Artistic Residency of Lek and Sowat at the Archipelago

VINCI has inaugurated an artistic residency at the archipelago, its headquarters, where street artists Lek and Sowat, active since 2010, explore the city to create works that combine painting, video, and installations. This project, running from November 2024 to May 2025, is part of the Les Magnétiques program initiated by Paris Île-de-France Capitale Économique to promote the regional economy internationally.

Source: Vinci, published under the title "VINCI welcomed two street artists to its headquarters, the a..." - 25 January 2026

Associative Engagement: The VINCI Foundation for the City Highlights Its Sponsors

The VINCI Foundation for the City recently honored the commitment of eleven of its sponsors, enabling them to unlock grants for community projects in France. These initiatives, ranging from shared gardens to support for victims of violence, illustrate VINCI employees' involvement in social causes. Established in 2002, the foundation supports projects aimed at promoting the integration of disadvantaged individuals while strengthening the bond between VINCI companies and local communities.

Source: Vinci, published under the title "Fondation VINCI pour la Cité: associative commitment in the ..." - 25 January 2026

Close-Up Festival: A Fresh Perspective on the City and Architecture

The 5th edition of the Close-Up Festival, supported by VINCI and Leonard, will take place from November 17 to 25, 2025. This cinematic event will highlight themes of urban life, architecture, and landscapes through a diverse program of fiction, documentaries, and exclusive films, while fostering exchanges among students, sociologists, architects, and public decision-makers.

Source: Vinci, published under the title "VINCI and Leonard, sponsors of the Close-Up film festival" - 25 January 2026

Danone Issues Targeted Recall of Infant Milk Formula Following Recommendations

In light of changes in food safety authority recommendations, Danone has decided to withdraw a limited number of infant milk formula batches. The company emphasizes that its products meet safety standards and remains committed to ensuring the trust of parents and healthcare professionals. A helpline is available for any inquiries.

Source: Danone, published under the title "In context of evolving authorities’ guidance, Danone announc..." - 24 January 2026