Uranium Energy Corp. signed long-term agreements with two U.S. utility companies.

Nintendo said operating profit for the quarter to September fell 16% YoY to ¥73.9 bln (~$468m), below analyst consensus of ¥88.1 bln, while revenue dropped 15% YoY, missing expectations. Switch 2 hardware sales in the six months to September were 6.49 mln units, down 37% YoY. The company cited a shortage of major new game releases and higher Switch 2 component costs—driven in part by demand linked to the AI hardware cycle—which prompted a hardware price increase. Management flagged cautious consumer spending on new titles and expects a challenging year-end holiday season; the Nov. 19 launch of Grand Theft Auto VI could divert global entertainment spend.

Israel Defense Forces said it killed Jamal Abu Saeed, head of the operations department of Hamas's military wing.