EUROPE RESEARCH ROUNDUP-Greencore, UCB, Unilever July 26 (Reuters) - Securities analysts revised their ratings and price targets on several European companies, including Greencore, UCB, and Unilever, on Friday. HIGHLIGHTS * Greencore GNC.L : HSBC raises target price to 190p from 160p * Lonza Group AG LONN.S : JP Morgan raises target price to CHF 645 from CHF 600 * Sartorius Stedim Biotech STDM.PA : HSBC cuts target price to EUR 310 from EUR 360 * UCB SA UCB.BR : TD Cowen raises target price to E

Swiss stocks - Factors to watch on July 26 July 26 - Here are some of the main factors that may affect Swiss stocks on Friday: HOLCIM HOLN.S Reports Q2 results slightly ahead of forecasts. COMPANY STATEMENTS AMS OSRAM AMS.S Second quarter earnings release due. FORBO HOLDING FORN.S Confirms spring outlook for full year 2024. VONTOBEL VONN.S Half-year earnings release due.

UPDATE 2-European shares fall as earnings deluge disappoints STOXX 600 down 0.7% Universal Music Group slumps as streaming growth disappoints Kering down after weak H2 forecast Besi tumbles as Q3 outlook disappoints Unilever gains after H1 profit beat Updated at 1600 GMT By Pranav Kashyap and Shashwat Chauhan July 25 (Reuters) - European shares closed lower on Thursday as a slate of downbeat earnings reports in several sectors including tech and luxury weighed, while a global run for safe haven

BUZZ-Swiss pharma firm Lonza hits 1-year high on earnings beat Updates share move, adds milestone ** Shares in Lonza LONN.S jump 8% to their highest level in a year after the Swiss contract drug manufacturer's H1 core earnings fell less than expected by the market ** The stock tops the broad Swiss blue-chip index .SSMI , which was down 0.5% by 0717

BUZZ-Swiss pharma firm Lonza seen up on smaller-than-expected earnings drop ** Shares in Swiss contract drug manufacturer Lonza LONN.S are seen rising 3.5% in the Julius Baer premarket indications after its H1 core earnings fell less than expected by the market ** H1 adjusted EBITDA fell to 893 million Swiss francs ($976.4 million), vs 802 million