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Mint's Axonex Robotics Signs €3M Agreement with Centridex

Mint announced that majority-owned Axonex Robotics entered a two-year OEM supply and license agreement with Ireland-based Centridex valued at about EUR 3M over the program, with an initial order package of about EUR 450,000 or robot kits and platform licensing. Axonex will ship kits, firmware and documentation for M3, Sumo cleaning, Nex-class half-humanoid and R-300 educational robots from October 1, 2026 through September 30, 2028.

Mint Signs MOU with Edvance for Education Robotics Partnership

Mint announced that its majority-owned joint venture entity, Rice Robotics AGI, has entered into a non-binding memorandum of understanding, or MOU, with Edvance Innovation to establish a strategic distribution partnership for the Middle East and North Africa education robotics market. Under the MOU, Rice Robotics AGI will act as the hardware supplier and education platform provider, while Edvance will serve as the distributor and curriculum services provider across the MENA region. Pursuant to the MOU, Edvance is appointed as the exclusive distributor of Rice Robotics AGI's products for Morocco, with expansion into other MENA markets to be developed and agreed upon between the Parties as opportunities arise. The appointment is non-exclusive for the remainder of the MENA region outside Morocco. The MOU outlines a non-binding commercial goal of deploying 3,000 units of educational robotics hardware across the MENA region over a 36-month period, with the first purchase order of 50 units targeted for placement by November 30, subject to final product specification, sample validation, confirmed pricing, and agreed delivery terms. It is further agreed that Edvance will lead commercial expansion of Rice Robotics AGI's products in the MENA region, including customer outreach, channel development, product demonstrations, local marketing, sales conversion, and first-line customer coordination. The parties intend to negotiate and sign a definitive distribution and education services agreement, which will address product pricing, platform subscription terms, service levels, and other commercial terms.

Major Averages Close Sharply Higher, Nasdaq Up 1.40%

The major averages closed sharply higher as Treasury yields pulled back after Federal Reserve Governor Christopher Waller said he would be "inclined to support" maintaining interest rates where they are, barring any major development from upcoming inflation data.Meanwhile, the war between the U.S. and Iran featured new attacks around the Persian Gulf, pushing crude oil prices up about 1%.Get caught up quickly on the top news and calls moving stocks with these five Top Five lists.1. STOCK NEWS:NvidiaHugging Face for $12.9BBroadcomreportedand provided its outlook for Q4 and FY27HP Enterpriseprovided areport for Q3Snowflakealso provided areport for Q2Campbell'sreportedand reduced its quarterly dividend2. WALL STREET CALLS:Modernato Sell from Neutral at Rothschild & Co RedburnBroadcomto Outperform at MacquarieUltragenyxby at least seven firms after Angelman syndrome study missEnvistato Overweight at JPMorganPG&Eto Hold at Truist3. AROUND THE WEB:Thinking Machines Lab, the AI developer led by ex-OpenAI chief technology officer Mira Murati, is in talks to raise at least $1B at a valuation of at least $40B before the investment, The Information reportsAmazonis projecting that it could deliver nine out of every 10 U.S. packages through its own delivery network by 2029, Business Insider reportsSamsung Life is seeking to acquire a 15% stake in Principal Financial, Korea Economic Daily saysActivist Elliott Investment Management has built a "sizeable" stake in Deutsche Telekomand is said to oppose a potential merger of the German telecommunications giant with its American unit, T-Mobile, Bloomberg saysGlobal companies including Volkswagen, Tesla, Nokiaand Amazonhave named businesses blacklisted by western authorities as potentially present in their supply chains, FT reports4. MOVERS:Currence Capitalgained in New York afterwith Mint Incorporationto support the issuer-sponsored tokenizationGalaxy Digitalincreased after Morgan Stanleyon the stock to $48Circle Internetwas higher after president Heath Tarbert testified before the House Financial Services Committee to recommend aCienawas lower after, providing guidance for Q4, and raising its outlook for FY26Trip.comfell in New York after HSBCthe stock to Hold5. EARNINGS/GUIDANCE:Tyson Foodscut itsToro Companiesand raised its outlook for FY26Land's Endand provided guidance for Q3 and FY26Wileyand reaffirmed its outlook for FY27Victoria's Secretand raised its outlook for FY26, with CEO Hillary Super calling it "another strong quarter"INDEXES:The Dow rose 624.16, or 1.18%, to 53,686.11, the Nasdaq gained 366.23, or 1.40%, to 26,584.06, and the S&P 500 advanced 81.11, or 1.06%, to 7,747.71.