Elekta

CEO's plan and Q2 profitability beat spark recovery

26/11/25 -"While Q2 sales slightly missed market expectations, Elekta’s Q2 profitability surpassed forecasts, despite tariff impacts and FX headwinds. Improved earnings, alongside the CEO’s ..."

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