AGP Executive Report
Last update: 3 hours agoICC vs US Sanctions: The International Criminal Court in The Hague hit back hard after Washington sanctioned ICC President Tomoko Akane and senior trial lawyer Abdoulaye Seye, calling it a “flagrant attack” on the court’s independence; the EU, Germany and the Netherlands backed the ICC, while Japan said the move is “very unfortunate.” Media & Tech Infrastructure: NEP Group, based in Hilversum, launched EU-01, a new outside-broadcast unit built on a shared IP-based technical framework to standardise live production across Europe. AI Funding Push: Nebius increased its debt raise to $5B to fund AI data-centre expansion and is reportedly in talks around the Decart AI acquisition, with market sentiment reacting to the latest financing. Corporate Results: Boskalis reported solid first-half 2026 performance (revenue EUR 1.90bn, net profit EUR 275m) despite weaker dredging fleet utilisation. Finance Leadership Change: Aegon announced CFO Duncan Russell will step down in April 2027 as part of its planned move of head office and legal seat to the US. Industrial Demand Signal: Dutch industrial companies’ Q2 revenue rose 8.4% year-on-year, led by petroleum and refinery/chemicals, while food and beverages fell. Travel & Capacity: TUI fly Netherlands will replace 737 MAX 8 with 737 MAX 10 and add a seventh aircraft for more direct capacity in summer 2027.
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