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Rémy Cointreau released a Rémy Martin XO gift pack for Diwali in the US.

Remy Cointreau's stock price rose by 5.40% to 43.70 euros, surpassing a key resistance level of 42.60 euros.

Remy Cointreau's US business statements are positively influencing its stock performance.

Rémy Cointreau's shares increased following positive investor call and strong US sales trends.

Rémy Cointreau's stock increased on analyst expectations of stronger organic revenue growth, particularly in its Cognac division, for the second fiscal quarter.

Remy Cointreau's shares rose nearly 4% due to improving underlying sell-out trends and market outperformance in the U.S., with continued positive shipment expectations for Q2.

Rémy Cointreau shares rose on analyst expectations of accelerated Q2 organic revenue growth, driven by Cognac sales, with official results due October 28.

Rémy Cointreau's stock rose 4% after issuing hybrid bonds to reduce debt, despite significant short interest.

Rémy Cointreau's stock is rising ahead of its quarterly results, with analysts anticipating improved organic growth and reaffirmation of strategic goals.

Rémy Cointreau's stock rose 4% to –43.12, recovering above key moving averages, after issuing –250 million in hybrid bonds, while short interest remains high.

Rémy Martin launched a limited-edition XO cognac for Diwali, featuring a festive design and aromatic complexity, available nationwide for $199.99.

Josien Mercantile Ltd ended its distribution agreement with Rémy Cointreau in Nigeria due to a decline in cognac demand, shifting its focus to growing spirits categories.

Josien Mercantile Ltd terminated its distribution agreement with Rémy Cointreau in Nigeria due to a decline in cognac demand, shifting focus to growing spirits categories.

Rémy Cointreau issued €250 million in hybrid bonds at 6.75% to refinance debt and improve financial flexibility, recognized as equity for accounting.

Rémy Cointreau issued its first hybrid bonds, recognized as equity, to refinance debt, improve its credit profile, and increase financial flexibility.

Rémy Cointreau launched Rémy V, a versatile new white spirit made from French grapes, in Jamaica, making it the first Caribbean country to introduce the product.

Rémy Cointreau issued 250 million euros in hybrid bonds at 6.75% to refinance existing debts and improve its financial flexibility.

Rémy Cointreau issued a €250 million fixed rate bond, leading to mixed valuation signals with one model suggesting it's overvalued at €35.00 and another indicating slight undervaluation at €47.73.

Rémy Cointreau is issuing its first hybrid bonds to accelerate debt reduction, increase financial flexibility, and improve its credit profile.

Rémy Cointreau issued €250 million in deeply subordinated fixed-rate bonds at 6.75%, which will be used for corporate purposes and debt refinancing, and will be accounted for as equity to improve financial flexibility.