- European Stocks Mixed in Monday Trading; Defense, Luxury Goods Stocks Drop, Mining Shares Rise
May 11, 2026
The European stock markets were mixed in Monday trading as The Stoxx Europe was 0.1% higher, Germany
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- Germany's OHB to consider legal action if EU clears Airbus, Thales, Leonardo satellite merger
May 7, 2026
By Gianluca Lo Nostro
May 7 (Reuters) - German satellite maker OHB will consider legal action if EU antitrust regulators approve a planned merger of the satellite businesses of Airbus, Thales and Leonardo, its CEO said on Thursday.
The three aerospace and defence groups announced plans in October to combine their satellite manufacturing activities into a standalone company, code-named "Project Bromo".
The companies say the venture would create a stronger European player, able to compete with Elon Musk's SpaceX and Chinese rivals.
But OHB, one of Europe's few independent satellite makers, fears the deal could weaken competition in Europe.
"We are raising concerns because it impacts our supply chain," OHB chief Marco Fuchs told Reuters, describing the merger as "rather a disturbance of the market".
Asked whether OHB would consider a legal challenge if the European Commission cleared the deal, Fuchs said: "Yes."
The core issue for regulators is likely to be whether the new company would mainly use its scale to compete globally, as its backers argue, or whether it would reinforce their position in Europe.
Fuchs dismissed comparisons with Chinese competitors, saying Europe does not buy satellites from China.
OHB's market value has risen roughly fivefold over the past year, to about 5 billion euros. On Thursday, it reported an 18% rise in quarterly revenue, with order backlog up 45%.
The company is considering financing options, Fuchs said, after abandoning a previous plan to take OHB private alongside minority investor KKR, as geopolitical changes have altered investor views of space companies.
Bloomberg News reported in March that the Fuchs family, which owns around 65% of OHB, and KKR, which owns roughly 29%, were discussing a sale of shares equivalent to 20% of the company. Fuchs declined to comment on the report.
"I'm not going to sell anything in a secondary (share sale)," Fuchs said, without disclosing how much OHB aimed to raise.
(Reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro; Editing by Matt Scuffham)
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- AI-driven Bot Attacks Surged 12.5x According to Thales Bad Bot Report
Apr 29, 2026
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AI-driven automation is accelerating machine activity online as bots outpace humans and redefine how the internet operates
Bots now dominate the internet, accounting for over half of all traffic, with 40% classified as malicious. AI is erasing the line between legitimate and malicious activity, making intent - not identity - the new security challenge. APIs and identity systems are primary targets, with attackers bypassing front-end defenses to exploit core business logic at scale.
MEUDON, France, April 29, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Thales today released the 2026 Bad Bot Report: Bad Bots in the Agentic Age, revealing a fundamental shift in how the internet operates, as AI-accelerated automation becomes a defining feature of modern digital infrastructure.
The findings highlight three major structural changes: the emergence of AI agents as a new category of internet traffic, the dominance of automated activity over human interaction, and the rapid expansion of attacks targeting APIs and identity systems that serve as the backbone of digital business.
AI Is Redefining Internet Traffic and Security The report shows that AI is not just increasing the volume of bot activity, but fundamentally changing its nature. In 2025, AI-driven bot attacks surged 12.5x compared to the previous year.
More significantly, AI agents are now emerging as a third category of traffic, alongside traditional "good" and "bad" bots, interacting directly with applications and APIs to retrieve data and perform tasks. This shift is blurring the line between legitimate and malicious automation, making it increasingly difficult for organizations to determine intent.
"AI is transforming automation from something organizations try to block into something they must also manage," Tim Chang, Global Vice President and General Manager, Application Security at Thales, said. "The challenge is no longer identifying bots. It’s understanding what the bot, agent, or automation is doing, whether it aligns with business intent, and how it interacts with critical systems."
This evolution is creating a growing visibility gap. Much of today’s AI-driven activity remains unverified or indistinguishable from legitimate traffic, meaning organizations are operating with an incomplete view of the risks they face.
Bots Increasingly Outnumber Humans Online The report shows automation tightening its grip on the internet, with bots continuing to outpace human activity. In 2025, bots made up more than 53% of all web traffic, up from 51% the previous year, while human activity fell to 47%. This reflects a structural shift rather than a temporary trend, with bots no longer tied to specific events like scraping or credential stuffing campaigns, but instead operating as a persistent and expected presence across digital environments.
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APIs and Identity Systems Become the Primary Attack Surface As digital services increasingly rely on APIs to power core functionality, attackers are following suit. The report finds that 27% of bot attacks now target APIs, where bots can bypass user interfaces and interact directly with backend systems at machine speed.
These attacks often appear legitimate, using valid authentication and well-formed requests, but exploit business logic, extract sensitive data, or manipulate workflows at scale. The impact is especially pronounced in high-value sectors. Financial services accounted for 24% of all bot attacks and 46% of account takeover incidents, underscoring how automation is being used to directly monetize cyberattacks.
A New Era of Machine-Driven Interaction As AI adoption accelerates, the report reveals that the internet is now fundamentally machine driven. Bots are no longer simply tools used by attackers; they are active participants in digital systems, shaping traffic patterns, influencing business metrics, and interacting with systems in real time. In this environment, the ability to manage automation at scale with precision is critical to maintaining security, performance, and trust.
Confronting the Rise of Uncontrolled Automation The report concludes that traditional security approaches focused on identifying and blocking bots are not sufficient in an environment where automation is both pervasive and often legitimate. Organizations must move toward a governance-based model, combining visibility, policy enforcement, and behavioral analysis to distinguish between acceptable and harmful automation. This includes defining which AI agents are allowed to interact with systems, implementing controls at the API and identity layer, and designing defenses that can adapt as bots evolve.
For more information and recommendations, please download the full report and join our webinar to learn more about technologies that can be deployed against malicious bots.
Methodology The 2026 Thales Bad Bot Report analyzes full-year 2025 bot activity using data from Thales Threat Research and Security Analyst Services teams. The report examines how automation, powered by AI, is reshaping application security, API exposure, and digital infrastructure globally.
About Thales Thales (Euronext Paris: HO) is a global leader in advanced technologies for the Defence, Aerospace, and Cyber & Digital sectors. Its portfolio of innovative products and services helps address several major challenges: sovereignty, security, sustainability and inclusion.
The Group allocates €4.5 billion per year in Research & Development in key areas, particularly for critical environments, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Quantum and Cloud technologies.
Thales has more than 85,000 employees in 65 countries. In 2025, the Group generated sales of €22.1 billion.
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- SAP Targets French Trusted Cloud Growth While Shares Trade Below Estimates
Apr 28, 2026
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SAP, S3NS and Thales have agreed a partnership focused on trusted cloud adoption in France. SAP plans to offer its private cloud on S3NS infrastructure that is qualified under the SecNumCloud framework. The arrangement is intended to support digital sovereignty and compliance with French and European regulations. Thales is identified as the first major customer for this cloud setup.
For investors watching XTRA:SAP, this move sits alongside a share price of €148.96 and mixed recent returns, with a 4.5% gain over the past 30 days but a 26.2% decline year to date and a 39.6% decline over the past year. Over longer horizons, the stock shows positive returns of 26.0% over three years and 38.7% over five years, which may matter for readers comparing short term sentiment with longer term delivery.
The partnership around SecNumCloud qualified infrastructure and digital sovereignty indicates that SAP is targeting regulated European markets where data control and compliance are central to customer decisions. Investors monitoring SAP’s cloud transition can observe how customer adoption, starting with Thales, develops in France and whether similar models appear in other jurisdictions with strict data rules.
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📊 The S3NS and SecNumCloud partnership puts SAP in a position to serve French clients that prioritise digital sovereignty and strict data rules. 📊 Watch how much cloud revenue and customer uptake SAP reports from regulated sectors in France and whether similar setups appear in other European markets. ⚠️ A key risk is execution, including integration quality, service reliability and the pace at which additional customers beyond Thales adopt this trusted cloud offer.
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- SAP and S3NS Accelerate Trusted Cloud Adoption in France With Thales as First Strategic Customer
Apr 27, 2026
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Thales adopts SAP RISE private cloud edition on S3NS to transform its ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) landscape and operationalize digital sovereignty at scale. By combining SAP’s enterprise applications and Business AI capabilities with S3NS’s trusted infrastructure, this partnership unlocks cloud adoption for highly regulated sectors, including public administration, aerospace and defense, and operators of vital and essential services.
PARIS, April 27, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Thales (Euronext Paris: HO):
A decisive step in scaling trusted cloud in Europe
The strategic partnership between SAP and S3NS, the trusted cloud provider established by Thales and Google Cloud, will strengthen trusted cloud capabilities in France and support Europe’s growing demand for cloud business transformation.
SAP RISE private cloud edition will be deployed by SAP Sovereign Cloud on S3NS’ SecNumCloud-qualified Cloud Platform, known as PREMI3NS, by H2 2026 enabling organizations to run critical workloads in a trusted environment aligned with French and European regulations. Data will remain stored, processed, and encrypted in France under French jurisdiction, while benefiting from the best cloud technology and SAP’s full innovation stack, including AI-driven capabilities.
"This partnership represents a major step forward for our customers in France and sends a strong signal across Europe. Customers can combine SAP’s innovation and scalability within an environment that meets the highest regulatory requirements, enabling transformation without compromise," said Thomas Saueressig, Chief Customer Officer and Member of the Executive Board of SAP SE.
Thales leads the way as first SAP customer on S3NS’ SecNumCloud infrastructure
As first SAP customer within the S3NS trusted cloud, Thales is undertaking a transformational refoundation of its SAP ERP landscape, adopting SAP's 'clean core' principle to ensure long-term agility and future-readiness. This program will unify core business processes, including finance, supply chain, manufacturing and procurement, on PREMI3NS, the Trusted Cloud by S3NS.
"SAP is a cornerstone of Thales’ transformation, with a proven track record in supporting complex industrial operations and supply chain environments. Leveraging SAP within a trusted cloud platform such as PREMI3NS by S3NS is a natural step in our transformation journey, delivering the security, resilience, and compliance the Group requires," said Pascal Bouchiat, Senior Executive Vice-President, Chief Financial Officer, Thales.
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S3NS expands its ecosystem of software partnerswith SAP
SAP selects S3NS to expand its cloud ecosystem in France, leveraging S3NS’s SecNumCloud-aligned infrastructure, which is designed to address requirements related to the protection of sensitive data against extraterritorial laws, with the offering expected to be commercially available and deployed by H2 2026.
"France is leading the way in shaping digital sovereignty in Europe, and SecNumCloud sets a clear benchmark for a trusted cloud environment. Together with S3NS, we are enabling customers to move their most critical workloads to the cloud under French jurisdiction - combining sovereignty and innovation in one consistent model. Thales, a global tech leader in defence, aerospace, cyber and digital, choosing this setup is a strong signal that sovereign cloud is becoming a reality at scale," said Martin Merz, President SAP Sovereign Cloud.
"Having a partner as demanding as SAP choosing S3NS is a strong endorsement of our trajectory and the continuous enrichment of our trusted cloud offering. This collaboration marks an important step in expanding our ecosystem of leading software publishers, while accelerating our development. It also enables regulated sectors in France to fully benefit from SAP’s capabilities in a trusted cloud environment. Customers can now access the same level of performance, innovation, and functionality — with the added guarantees of security, compliance, and digital sovereignty provided by S3NS," said Hélène Bringer, President of S3NS.
S3NS already serves more than sixty customers and offers the broadest range of services on the market: 30 managed services with 30 more planned over the next 12 months, including Vertex AI services that facilitate AI adoption.
A strong signal to the market and regulated industries
Large enterprises and public sector organizations can now accelerate their cloud and AI transformation without regulatory trade-offs Trusted cloud becomes a scalable, industrialized reality, not a niche or constrained option The partnership is not only an intent, but a strong commitment from SAP and S3NS, with a clear and short-term delivery roadmap for availability
About SAP As a global leader in enterprise applications and business AI, SAP (NYSE: SAP) stands at the nexus of business and technology. For over 50 years, organizations have trusted SAP to bring out their best by uniting business-critical operations spanning finance, procurement, HR, supply chain, and customer experience. For more information, visit: www.sap.com.
About S3NS An alliance between Thales, a global leader in data protection and cybersecurity, and Google Cloud, one of the world’s leading cloud technology providers, S3NS offers public institutions and private companies—seeking to further protect their most sensitive data—highly secure public cloud solutions to support their transition to a trusted cloud, in compliance with the SecNumCloud framework defined by ANSSI, the French National Agency for the Security of Information Systems. S3NS is a company incorporated under French law and wholly controlled by Thales.
About Thales Thales (Euronext Paris: HO) is a global leader in advanced technologies for the Defence, Aerospace, and Cyber & Digital sectors. Its portfolio of innovative products and services helps address several major challenges: sovereignty, security, sustainability and inclusion.
The Group allocates €4.5 billion per year in Research & Development in key areas, particularly for critical environments, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Quantum and Cloud technologies.
Thales has more than 85,000 employees in 65 countries. In 2025, the Group generated sales of €22.1 billion.
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- Barclays Cuts Open Text (OTEX) Price Target, Sees Macro Headwinds
Apr 26, 2026
Open Text Corporation (NASDAQ:OTEX) is included among the 10 Canadian Stocks with Highest Dividends.Barclays Cuts Open Text (OTEX) Price Target, Sees Macro Headwinds
On April 20, Barclays analyst Raimo Lenschow lowered the firm’s price recommendation on Open Text Corporation (NASDAQ:OTEX) to $25 from $30. It reiterated an Equal Weight rating on the shares. The update came as part of a broader Q1 earnings preview for the software group. The analyst said, “We are not sure Q1 will turn the negative software sentiment around.” Barclays noted that Q1 is typically the smallest quarter of the year, and the macro backdrop “was not a tailwind.” The firm also pointed out that meaningful improvements in software fundamentals may not come until the second half of 2026.
On April 13, the company announced a strategic partnership with S3NS, an alliance between Thales and Google Cloud. The goal is to provide European organizations with a trusted cloud platform built on Google Cloud technology, while meeting strict security and compliance standards in France. The platform is designed to offer strong data residency, regulatory compliance, and operational control.
The partnership introduces a hybrid trusted cloud architecture for Europe, based in France. It allows organizations to keep sensitive data within a locally governed environment, while still using hyperscaler cloud services for less sensitive workloads, innovation, and scale.
Open Text Corporation (NASDAQ:OTEX) is a Canada-based information management company that provides software and services. Its platform delivers secure and scalable solutions for global enterprises, small and medium-sized businesses, governments, and consumers worldwide.
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- Thales Introduces Imperva for Google Cloud, Bringing Its Enterprise-Grade Application Security Capabilities Directly into Google Cloud
Apr 22, 2026
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New offering eliminates the need to choose between cloud-native performance and advanced security as enterprises scale modern applications
MEUDON, France, April 22, 2026--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Thales today announced the Controlled Availability of Imperva for Google Cloud, bringing the industry's most trusted application security platform directly into Google Cloud. Designed to operate within Google Cloud, the new offering enables organizations to protect web applications and APIs by leveraging Google Cloud’s Service Extension traffic, preserving existing pipelines, integrations, and monitoring workflows.
As enterprises accelerate cloud adoption, development teams increasingly standardize on native cloud services to improve speed and reduce operational complexity. Many security solutions, however, require external routing that introduces latency and friction. At the same time, native cloud security tools often lack the depth required to protect mission-critical applications at scale, creating friction between development and security teams.
Imperva for Google Cloud is built to resolve that tension "Organizations shouldn’t have to choose between performance, simplicity, and protection," said Tim Chang, Global Vice President and General Manager, Imperva Application Security at Thales. "With Imperva for Google Cloud, security is part of the cloud infrastructure, delivering enterprise-grade protection without disrupting how applications are built and delivered."
Security Built into the Cloud, Not Bolted On Rather than forcing enterprises to bolt protection on after the fact, Imperva for Google Cloud embeds advanced application security directly into the infrastructure that developers already rely on. By aligning with Google Cloud’s native architecture, Thales enables security that scales with modern application development, supporting faster innovation while maintaining the level of protection required for high-value digital services.
Security Built for Modern Applications Imperva for Google Cloud integrates directly with Google Cloud Load Balancing using Private Service Connect, allowing traffic to remain within Google Cloud’s network while being inspected and protected.
Key capabilities include:
Deployment without disruption — No DNS changes, SSL management, or re-architecture required Immediate protection with minimal tuning — High-confidence protection from day one, with policies updated daily by a dedicated threat research team Resilient architecture — No single point of failure; applications remain available even during disruption Automation-first design — API-driven deployment with Terraform support for DevOps workflows Reduced operational complexity for DevOps and security teams
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A Partnership of Excellence Thales has a long-standing relationship with Google Cloud and is proud to announce it has won a 2026 Google Cloud Partner of the Year Award in the Infrastructure Modernization: Sovereign Cloud category—recognition that reflects the team’s innovation, commitment to customer success, and impact across the Google Cloud ecosystem. As digital sovereignty becomes a top priority, especially in regulated industries, Thales is collaborating with Google Cloud to advance enterprise data protection across hybrid and multi-cloud environments, helping organizations modernize in the cloud without losing control of their data, operations, or compliance, and enabling customers to scale securely with confidence.
Thales at Google Cloud Next 2026 Thales is excited to participate in Google Cloud Next 2026, taking place at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas from April 22-24, 2026. Visit us at Booth #4403, where we will be showcasing hands-on demos of:
Application Security with Imperva for Google Cloud – new solution debut External Key Management (EKM) for Google Cloud Customer-Managed Encryption Keys for Google Cloud
About Thales Thales (Euronext Paris: HO) is a global leader in advanced technologies for the Defence, Aerospace, and Cyber & Digital sectors. Its portfolio of innovative products and services helps address several major challenges: sovereignty, security, sustainability and inclusion.
The Group allocates €4.5 billion per year in Research & Development in key areas, particularly for critical environments, such as Artificial Intelligence, Cybersecurity, Quantum and Cloud technologies.
Thales has more than 85,000 employees in 65 countries. In 2025, the Group generated sales of €22.1 billion.
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- European Stocks Track Lower in Tuesday Trading; Euro Area Economic Sentiment Plunges
Apr 21, 2026
The European stock markets were tracking lower in Tuesday trading as The Stoxx Europe was declining
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- Thales first-quarter sales jump nearly 10% as defence deliveries surge
Apr 21, 2026
STORY: Europe's largest defence technology group Thales reported first-quarter sales well above analyst forecasts.Revenues rose nearly 10% largely due to surging defence deliveries.The group posted quarterly sales of just over $6.2 billion.Its defence division alone accounted for more than half of total sales.And benefited from capacity expansion projects deployed in recent years that lifted delivery rates across its entire portfolio.The firm though missed analyst expectations for first-quarter order intake.Thales's CEO said the Middle East crisis represented 'positive uncertainty' for the group...with clients in the region asking it to raise equipment supplies as conflict drives up usage rates.Though he cautioned any material revenue impact was more likely to happen in the second half of the year or into next.The group kept its annual guidance range of between 6-7% organic sales growth unchanged.
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- Thales first-quarter sales jump nearly 10% as defence deliveries surge
Apr 21, 2026
By Hugo Lhomedet
April 21 (Reuters) - Europe's largest defence technology group Thales on Tuesday reported first-quarter sales well above analyst forecasts, with revenues rising nearly 10% organically driven by surging defence deliveries.
The group posted quarterly sales of 5.32 billion euros ($6.27 billion), up 9.7% organically from a year ago, as its defence division, which alone accounted for more than half of total sales, benefited from expanded capacity that lifted delivery rates across its portfolio.
Thales, however, missed analyst expectations for first-quarter order intake, which came in at 4.65 billion euros, despite its core defence division surging 75% organically to 2.24 billion euros.
Analysts had on average expected quarterly sales of 5.19 billion euros and an order intake of 4.85 billion euros, based on a consensus compiled by the company.
Shares in the company, which are up 10.5% this year, were down 3.6% at 0923GMT.
The company kept its annual guidance range of between 6-7% organic sales growth unchanged.
Chief Financial Officer Pascal Bouchiat told journalists in a press conference that the Middle East crisis was generating urgent operational requirements from clients in the region, with demand for air surveillance, air defence and mine-hunting capabilities particularly strong.
However, he cautioned that any material revenue impact was more likely in the second half of 2026 or into 2027.
The crisis was resulting in a structural, long-term shift in how countries in the region were thinking about their defence needs, Bouchiat said.
"It's not just for the short term that those countries are willing to get better equipped," he told reporters.
Bouchiat added that U.S. providers may be struggling to replenish inventories and Thales, through its stake in the Eurosam joint venture with MBDA, could benefit from increased demand for air defence equipment in the region.
"So all of that will be also probably a driver for effectors," he said.
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(Reporting by Hugo Lhomedet; Additional reporting by Gianluca Lo Nostro; Editing by Nick Zieminski and Matt Scuffham)
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