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Sanofi Completes Acquisition of Dynavax Technologies
Sanofi announced the completion of its acquisition of Dynavax on February 10, 2026, including the HEPLISAV-B hepatitis B vaccine and shingles candidate Z-1018. The deal enhances Sanofi's adult immunization portfolio through Dynavax's vaccines and Sanofi's global scale.
The tender offer expired on February 9, with all conditions met.
Nokian Tyres Announces Updated Strategy and Financial Targets to 2029
Nokian Tyres' Board approved a new strategy on February 10, 2026, focusing on sustainable growth and reduced geopolitical risks. The company will host a Capital Markets Day on February 11 in Helsinki with a live webcast.
Non-financial targets remain unchanged, to be reviewed in 2026.
EU Approves Anti-Subsidy Measures on Chinese Battery Electric Vehicles
The European Commission issued Implementing Decision (EU) 2026/328 on February 9, 2026, accepting undertakings related to anti-subsidy measures on Chinese BEVs. This applies during the period of definitive measures.
It aims to address unfair trade practices in the EV sector.
CMA Secures Commitments from Apple and Google on App Stores
The UK CMA obtained commitments from Apple and Google to improve app store fairness and iOS interoperability. This follows competition concerns in mobile ecosystems.
The move enhances competition in digital markets.
Goldman Sachs Predicts Strong M&A Wave in 2026
Goldman Sachs' 2026 M&A Outlook highlights robust drivers like AI and strategic growth, with 2025 deals surging despite uncertainties. Large deals over $500M rose significantly in Americas, EMEA, and APAC.
Healthcare M&A surged 51% YoY, driven by pharma diversification.
Hyundai Vows to Fight Chinese Rivals in Europe Without Carbon Credits
Hyundai declared readiness to compete against Chinese carmakers in Europe, rejecting plans to buy carbon credits for EU emissions compliance. This stance underscores South Korean automaker's competitive strategy.
Reported in Financial Times amid EU trade tensions.
EU-US Tensions Persist Over Greenland and Tech, Says Macron
French President Macron stated EU-US tensions on Greenland and technology are ongoing, urging the EU to become a global economic power. This reflects broader external relations challenges.
Highlighted in Financial Times coverage.
Verizon Closes $20 Billion Acquisition of Frontier Communications
Verizon completed its $20B acquisition of Frontier after California regulatory approval on January 20, 2026. The deal expands Verizon's broadband footprint significantly.
It marks a major consolidation in telecom.
Apollo Funds Prior Notification for Prosol Group Acquisition
EU competition authorities noted prior notification for Apollo Funds' concentration with Prosol Group (Case M.12291). Non-opposition granted for Global Payments / Worldpay (Case M.12006).
These reflect active M&A scrutiny in Europe.
ECHA Renews Organizational Structure for Expanding Mandate
The European Chemicals Agency (ECHA) renewed its structure to support its growing responsibilities (ECHA/NR/26/07). This aids in handling chemicals regulation amid business risks.
Part of broader EU corporate compliance updates.
Volta Metals Hosts InvestorTalk on Critical Minerals Projects
Volta Metals Ltd. CEO Kerem Usenmez will discuss rare earths and gallium projects on February 11, 2026, InvestorTalk. Recent highlights include high-grade gallium intersections at Springer REE Project.
The company focuses on Ontario's critical minerals portfolio.