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Intuitive Machines will announce Q4 and full-year 2025 financial results on March 19, 2026. The call will focus on integration strategies following the $800 million Lanteris Space Systems acquisition, aiming to expand vertical capabilities. Investors will analyze financial performance and the impact of recent acquisitions and contracts, noting a pattern of short-term stock declines after positive announcements and recent insider selling.

Alkane Resources has announced high-grade gold and antimony intercepts at its Kendal deposit, near the Costerfield operation in Victoria. Recent drilling revealed significant vein systems, including previously undiscovered zones, with standout results like 2.3m at 267.5 g/t gold and 5.6% antimony. Development is underway to access this new mineralization, which is expected to enhance Costerfield’s ore production with its high antimony content, exceeding that of current ore sources. Further drilling is planned to fully define the deposit.

Exiger has been named to The Hackett Group’s “50 to Know” list for its innovative AI-driven supply chain solutions. The recognition highlights Exiger’s ability to enhance procurement resilience and competitiveness through advanced AI for risk assessment, entity resolution, and continuous monitoring. The Hackett Group’s selection emphasizes vendors demonstrating technological prowess, market impact, and proven customer value in the evolving procurement technology landscape.

Sun Communities reported strong 2025 results, driven by a 7.9% increase in North American Same Property NOI and strategic acquisitions totaling $457 million. The MH/RV operator also returned over $1.5 billion to shareholders. While full-year Core FFO per share saw a slight dip to $6.68, guidance for 2026 anticipates growth, with Core FFO projected between $6.83-$7.03. Management expressed confidence through an increased quarterly distribution.

Pratt & Whitney is investing $200 million to expand its Columbus, Georgia, manufacturing operations. This includes a seventh isothermal forging press to boost production of critical engine parts by 30% for commercial and military programs like the GTF and F135 engines. This follows a recent $70 million expansion for GTF engine maintenance, repair, and overhaul. The company has invested over $1 billion in Columbus since 2008, underscoring its commitment to ramping up industrial capacity.