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Switzerland: Quarterly reports, AGMs and annual financial statements for the coming week:

The start will be $ARYN (+1,07%) on Monday with the announcement of its sales figures for the first quarter. After a successful turnaround, expectations for the baked goods group are correspondingly high. The Annual General Meetings of Zurich Airport and the energy company will also take place on this day. $BKW (+0,06%) take place on the same day.

On Tuesday a packed day awaits us: $NOVN (+0,24%) , $KNIN (-1,66%) , $TEMN (+1,37%) and $PMN (+0,15%) announce their quarterly results. It is expected that $NOVN (+0,24%) will achieve or even exceed its own annual targets, having already exceeded expectations several times last year. Also $TEMN (+1,37%) is also in the spotlight, especially after recent allegations by the hedge fund Hindenburg, which the company intends to refute through internal investigations. The company continues to publish $XLS and $HREN its annual figures for 2023. $BCGE (+1,15%) , $EDHN (+0%) , $FTON (-1,97%) , $VBSN (+0,21%) , $MIKN (-4,07%) , $SIGN (SIG Group) and $VZUG their Annual General Meetings.

On Wednesday give $ROG (-1,02%) , $KURN (+4,77%) and $UBXN (+4,32%) quarterly updates. For $ROG (-1,02%) it is the last quarter with a significant base effect due to declining coronavirus product sales. Despite the strong Swiss franc, which is causing a headwind of 9%, sales are expected to decline by 3% compared to the first quarter of 2023. Annual General Meetings are also planned at $ARYN (+1,07%) , $BSLN (-0,22%) , $CMBN (+0,56%) , $MEDX , $SFSN (+1,06%) , $UBSG (+0,46%) , $VARN (+0,18%) and $ZWM .

The Thursday also remains eventful: $EMSN (+0,48%) , $BUCN ,$NESN (-0,86%) , $HOLN (+0,81%) and $VONN (+0,58%) present their quarterly results. At $NESN (-0,86%) is showing a slow recovery, while $HOLN (+0,81%) continues to expect strong results. Turnover and profit figures are also reported by $IFCN and the annual results for 2023 are reported by $SANN (+2,62%) and$EEII will be presented. The Annual General Meetings on this day include $APGN (+0,81%) , $BCV , $EPIC , $KARN (+2,59%) and $VETN (+2,36%) .

The end of the week (Friday) is marked by $SGSN (+0,83%) with the publication of the sales figures for the first quarter on Friday. $AMS and $BION (+0%) announce their quarterly results. Further Annual General Meetings are held at $ASWN (+0,42%) , $BALN (-4,75%) , $ESUN , $GLKBN (-1,47%) , $METN (+0%) , $VPBN (+0%) and $WKBN (Walliser Kantonalbank). An Extraordinary General Meeting is held at $RLF to discuss a capital reduction, among other things.

Coming soon: Happy weekend! - Ditch the securities and enjoy life. 🔥💕✈️

#boersengehandelteralltag

Hi, somewhere in the feed there was a story...

It was about which listed companies you come into contact with in everyday life.

Somehow that appealed to me, and I thought to myself, that would be something where I could actively participate....

So....

After the morning bath visit with among other things products of $UN or $PG (+0,51%) are used, comes directly already a hot drink from $NESTS.

Then I pack my service laptop of $HPQ (-0,63%) with $INTC (-0,98%) inside, as well as my tablet and cell phone $SMSD (-0,14%) and $AAPL (-0,86%) in the bag and make me on the way.

Then I realize schei.... what forgotten, and run back to the bathroom again and mount my wristwatch from $UHRN (+0,3%) and the glasses from $FIE (-0,73%)

The way to work I do relatively comfortably in a $F (+0,16%), the ride is secured by $ALV (+0,5%).

On the way I get me depending on my mood still a croissant from $ARZTY. On the about 50km long distance on the highway I meet of course all other manufacturers $BMW (+0,95%)
$VOW3 (+0,5%)
$DTG (+1,5%)
$MBG (+0,94%)
$N/A and in Switzerland drive relatively many $TSLA (+1,03%) and of course many more...

Shortly before I then in my Bude $CARL A (-0,57%) arrive, I still drive at the headquarters of $ROG (-1,02%) and $NOVN (+0,24%) headquarters...

When I arrive at the desk, I see the keyboard of $LOGN (+0,07%) ...

How should it be different na of course we work with $SAP (+0,97%).

So that I do not freeze runs in the Bude ne heating from $MTG (-1,5%)

After I have worked hard, my hands need a break and a bit of care $BEI (-0,35%).

I look then with pleasure also times in my depot which does itself at the stock market so $CBK (-2,51%).

Every now and then I have to do some research. $GOOG (+0,14%). Our IT runs of course not without $CSCO. (+0%)

During the break I like to have a drink with colleagues $PEP (+0,42%) with colleagues, or we serve ourselves on the 2nd floor $SCHP (-0,65%) at the inhouse vending machine of $SBUX (-0,05%).

After the coffee a visit to the toilet may not be missing, surely pipes of $GEBN (+0,76%) installed.

Professionally I call a lot, our provider $SCMN (-0,09%)

Not directly in my job, but in the gaff drive insanely many devices from $JUN3 (+0,52%) and $KGX (+2,61%) which I can observe from the break room.

In my department we also have many products from $MMM (+0,03%) in use.

In the afternoons, I test products and their flow properties from $DGE as part of my job. In the past, I also tested $BUD products, but we stopped working together.

On the way home I fill up with gas at $SHEL (+0,38%) and because life is so good, I get a little cash at $CSGN

Oh yes I forgot to mention my shoes from $ADS (-0,71%) on which I am comfortable all day on the road ...

Well, and when I'm back home, my wife has me a little luck something delicious from $GIS (+0,25%) maybe even with a sauce from $KHC (+0,2%) cooked...

With a little less luck she shows me the latest purchases made by you at$AMZN (-0,52%) :-)

Then I go to the basement and start the washing machine from $VZUG with products from $HEN (-0,87%)

To the end of the day I treat myself then if necessary still a cool $KO (+0,28%) ....

So far a little insight...

I hope you could follow me :-) Surely still forgotten many companies with which I am in daily contact...

Thanks for the comment with the $ have that still adjusted and the one or other company which I still thought of added...

Greetings Jo