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HNI Corporation (HNI) delivered a stronger second-quarter FY 2025. Net sales climbed 7% year-on-year to $667.1 million, led by 7.4% growth in Workplace Furnishings and 5.3% in Residential Building Products. Gross margin expanded 100 bp to 42.9% and operating margin improved 160 bp to 10.2%, lifting operating income 28% to $68.2 million.

Net income attributable to shareholders rose 34% to $48.2 million ($1.02 diluted EPS, +36%). For 1H 2025, revenue increased 4.6% to $1.27 billion while diluted EPS advanced 18% to $1.31.

Operating cash flow was $43.7 million (-7% YoY). The company spent $79.8 million repurchasing 1.7 million shares and invested $31.2 million in capex. Long-term debt reached $444.4 million (vs. $344.6 million at FY-24) as revolver borrowings rose to $195.6 million; cash ended at $32.0 million. Interest expense decreased to $6.1 million on lower average rates and balances.

During the quarter HNI divested its HNI India unit, booking a $6.4 million pre-tax loss within restructuring and divestiture costs. The board raised the quarterly dividend 3% to $0.34 per share. Management continues to pursue margin-expansion initiatives, Kimball International integration synergies, and factory optimization.

On 17 Jul 2025, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NCLH) subsidiary NCLC and two special-purpose borrowers executed separate export-credit backed credit facilities to finance the company鈥檚 next-generation vessels scheduled for delivery in 2030 and 2032.

• Size: up to $2.44 B for Vessel 1 and $2.47 B for Vessel 2 (鈮�$4.9 B total), including SACE insurance premia.
• Purpose: funds 80% of shipyard delivery payments and related insurance costs.
• Tenor & amortisation: each loan matures 12 years after the respective delivery; repayment via 24 equal semi-annual instalments beginning six months post-delivery.
• Pricing: fixed rate set at (1.55% 鈭� SIMEST margin) + 5.08% CIRR for USD loans; option to switch to floating. Customary agency, structuring and commitment fees apply.
• Security: pre-delivery share pledge, post-delivery first-lien ship mortgage and contract assignments; NCLC provides a corporate guarantee. 100% of outstanding amounts will be insured by SACE.

The facilities secure long-dated, government-supported funding on competitive terms, enabling strategic fleet expansion, but they also create up to $4.9 B of additional future leverage and associated covenant obligations.

Nova Ltd. (Nasdaq: NVMI) filed a Form 6-K to announce the timing of its second-quarter 2025 earnings release and conference call.

• The company will publish Q2 2025 financial results before market open on Thursday, August 7, 2025.
• A conference call hosted by President & CEO Gaby Waisman and CFO Guy Kizner will begin at 8:30 a.m. ET the same day.
• Dial-in numbers: U.S. toll-free 1-833-816-1427; Israel toll-free 1-80-9213284; International 1-412-317-0519. A live webcast will be available through Nova鈥檚 investor relations site, with a replay accessible through August 14, 2025 (PIN 8923846).
• The filing includes standard forward-looking-statement language highlighting multiple operational and geopolitical risk factors referenced in the company鈥檚 2024 Form 20-F.

No actual financial metrics, guidance, or transactional details are disclosed in this notice; it solely provides logistical information for investors ahead of the upcoming earnings announcement.

Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (NYSE:NCLH) filed an 8-K disclosing a $786 million increase in its senior secured revolving credit facility, lifting total commitments from $1.7 billion to $2.486 billion.

The amended facility matures on January 22 2030, but may spring to November 17 2026 if the 1.125% or 2.50% exchangeable notes are not refinanced and liquidity falls short. Pricing is SOFR + 1.00-2.00% or ABR + 0-1.00%, with an unused fee of 0.15-0.30% tied to leverage.

Five vessel-owning subsidiaries were added as new guarantors and collateral providers, while Norwegian Star Limited was released. A parallel supplemental indenture places the 8.125% senior secured notes due 2029 on a pari passu, first-lien basis with the upsized revolver, aligning collateral across the capital structure.

The transactions enhance near-term liquidity and collateral consistency but introduce acceleration triggers if key notes remain outstanding.