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ADT (ADT) Remains Well-placed to Achieve FY 2025 Guidance
ADT (ADT) Remains Well-placed to Achieve FY 2025 Guidance

Yahoo

time3 days ago

  • Business
  • Yahoo

ADT (ADT) Remains Well-placed to Achieve FY 2025 Guidance

ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) is one of the During Q1 2025, the company delivered a record recurring monthly revenue balance and customer retention, highlighting the strong demand for its innovative offerings. ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) remains well-placed to achieve FY 2025 guidance with strong growth in cash flow and EPS, while making investments in expanded capabilities to grow. For FY 2025, the company expects total revenue of between $5,025 million – $5,225 million, and adjusted EBITDA of $2,650 million – $2,750 million. A technician demonstrating a security solution for a corporate office. ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) continues to roll out its new proprietary ADT+ platform, which is a next-generation smart home security offering integrating professional monitoring with Google Nest devices. The company has been increasing customer penetration as a percentage of new adds. ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) launched ADT+ Translator, converting signals from legacy sensors into a format that ADT+ can process. This offers a faster, lower-cost transition from older equipment that has been designed to function seamlessly with the ADT+ platform. ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT)'s total revenue in Q1 2025 came in at $1,267 million, up 7%. Monitoring and related services (M&S) revenue growth was mainly aided by higher average prices, partially offset by lower volume. ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) offers security, interactive, and smart home solutions. Ariel Investments, an investment management company, released its Q1 2025 investor letter. Here is what the fund said: 'Leading provider of automated security solutions ADT Inc. (NYSE:ADT) also traded higher on solid earnings results. Despite the challenging macro backdrop, the company is demonstrating pricing power, a historically low attrition rate and growing free cash flow generation. Notably, ADT continues to improve its balance sheet through significant debt reduction. Management expects to maintain this momentum into 2025 with strong cash flow growth as well as a new share repurchase plan. With ADT's industry-leading brand and national presence, coupled with its Google and State Farm strategic partnerships, the company is well-positioned to be a prime beneficiary of growing demand for smart home technologies, including fully monitored residential security.' While we acknowledge the potential of ADT as an investment, we believe certain AI stocks offer greater upside potential and carry less downside risk. If you're looking for an extremely undervalued AI stock that also stands to benefit significantly from Trump-era tariffs and the onshoring trend, see our free report on the best short-term AI stock. READ NEXT: 13 Cheap AI Stocks to Buy According to Analysts and 11 Unstoppable Growth Stocks to Invest in Now Disclosure: None. This article is originally published at Insider Monkey. Sign in to access your portfolio

Public Notice - Centre Village Renewables Integration and Grid Security Project Français
Public Notice - Centre Village Renewables Integration and Grid Security Project Français

Cision Canada

time14-07-2025

  • Business
  • Cision Canada

Public Notice - Centre Village Renewables Integration and Grid Security Project Français

Comments Invited and Information Sessions on the Summary of the Initial Project Description What is happening? OTTAWA, ON, July 14, 2025 /CNW/ - WattBridge Energy IPP Holdings LLC, a subsidiary of PROENERGY Holding Company Inc., is proposing the Centre Village Renewables Integration and Grid Security Project, a new electricity generation facility, located in Centre Village, near Sackville, in southeastern New Brunswick. The Impact Assessment Agency of Canada (IAAC) invites Indigenous Peoples and the public to review the summary of the Initial Project Description and provide comments on the proposed project. This feedback will help IAAC prepare a summary of issues that will be given to the proponent. How can I participate? Comments should be submitted online by visiting the project home page on the Canadian Impact Assessment Registry (reference number 89719). The summary of the Initial Project Description is also available on the Registry. Participants who wish to provide input in a different format can contact IAAC by writing to [email protected]. Submit your comments online by 11:59 p.m. on August 1, 2025. All comments received will be published online as part of the project file. Participant funding will be available to eligible participants during this comment period and details will be announced shortly on the Registry. IAAC will retroactively reimburse eligible participants for their participation costs in this first comment period. Virtual Information Sessions IAAC invites Indigenous Peoples and the public to attend an information session via Zoom to learn more about the project, the impact assessment process, and how to submit comments on the summary of the Initial Project Description. July 21, 2025, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ADT (English) July 22, 2025, from 1:30 p.m. to 3:00 p.m. ADT (English) July 22, 2025, from 6:30 p.m. to 8:00 p.m. ADT (French) For information on how to attend a session, please visit the project home page on the Registry and click on " Information Sessions" If you have any questions, please contact IAAC using the project email above. What is the proposed project? WattBridge Energy IPP Holdings LLC, a subsidiary of PROENERGY Holding Company Inc., is proposing to construct, operate and decommission the Centre Village Renewables Integration and Grid Security Project, a new electricity generation facility, located in Centre Village, near Sackville, in southeastern New Brunswick. As proposed, the project would have capacity to generate up to 500 megawatts of electricity using gas turbines and would operate as needed to maintain system reliability and provide back-up energy generation. The project is expected to operate for about 25 years.

Psychological side effects for common prostate cancer treatment raise concerns
Psychological side effects for common prostate cancer treatment raise concerns

ABC News

time13-07-2025

  • Health
  • ABC News

Psychological side effects for common prostate cancer treatment raise concerns

There are calls for urgent reform of the way a widely used prostate cancer treatment is prescribed following a number of suicides by men undergoing the therapy. Androgen deprivation therapy — known as ADT — is a hormone treatment that's commonly prescribed for men with advanced prostate cancer because it blocks the testosterone on which the cancer feeds. It slows the progress of the cancer, but the side effects can be so debilitating that some men have chosen to take their own lives. Prostate Cancer Foundation of Australia (PCFA) wants all men diagnosed with prostate cancer to be screened for distress and referred to a specialist nurse trained in providing ongoing psychological care. This should include conversations with partners or loved ones when appropriate, education about the potential side effects of the treatment and strategies for maintaining quality of life. PCFA chief executive Anne Savage said both doctors and patients need to be made more aware of the mental health risks of ADT. "We are aware of a number of cases where ADT is believed to have played a role in the deterioration of men's mental health, leading to suicide," she said. "Overall, around 12 per cent of men impacted by prostate cancer will experience suicidal ideation, which is significantly associated with hormonal treatment." Every year, more than 26,000 Australian men are diagnosed with prostate cancer. About 4,000 of these men have stage 3 or 4 cancer, which will likely require ADT. Many more previously treated for prostate cancer will be recommended for the therapy if their cancers recur or progress. Research reported by PCFA has warned that men on ADT for prostate cancer face a higher risk of suicide. According to Ms Savage, the potentially deadly side effects have been well established by international and Australian studies, but are not well known. But she said it's important to remember that ADT remains an effective method to slow the cancer for most patients. "What we don't want is for men to stop taking hormone therapy. This is a life-saving treatment that stops prostate cancer from spreading," Ms Savage said. Melbourne prostate cancer specialist professor Declan Murphy said no-one would argue with the call to provide better support to patients. He said the likelihood of suicide is extremely low, but it does appear to be higher in men who have started ADT. "I think it's likely that the burden of being diagnosed with metastatic prostate cancer itself is also contributing to depression and suicide risk, so the relative risk increase may be overstated," he said. Surfing writer Tim Baker had just turned 50 when he was diagnosed with advanced prostate cancer, which had metastasised into the bone. Put onto ADT hormone treatment, he soon began to feel emotionally vulnerable. "The hormone therapy amounted to chemical castration. It meant loss of libido, loss of erectile function, loss of bone density, and it causes breast swelling, genital shrinkage and loss of muscle mass," he said. "I remember thinking, 'I'll never be whole again, and I'm not sure how I survive this. The treatment, let alone the disease.'" He doesn't remember any warning about the risk of suicide, but within months, he found himself lying awake at night feeling that his family would be better off without him. "I felt like the warnings around ADT were entirely inadequate, and I do think prescribing ADT to men and not providing better support is medically negligent." Unknown to Mr Baker, his experience was one shared by a stranger on the other side of the country. WA farmer Craig Heggaton was diagnosed with prostate cancer at age 56 and soon after underwent a prostatectomy, which he assumed would be the end of the matter. But the cancer returned four years later. His doctor recommended he go onto ADT, a treatment that his wife, Liz, queried at the time. "I asked the specific question about how it may impact Craig's mental wellbeing because he's on antidepressants," she said. When the doctor told her he'd only had one patient with an adverse reaction to ADT, she didn't think much more about it. Within two months, she noticed him becoming irritable, not sleeping well and having zero libido — something that troubled Mr Heggaton himself. "It was just this insidious slide of him not being his normal happy-go-lucky self," Ms Heggaton said. But it was a shock when Mr Heggaton took his own life last year while on a camping trip with friends to the Big Red Bash music festival near Birdsville in Central Australia. At first, his wife had no answers as to why her husband had taken such an extreme step. Months later, she listened to an ABC Conversations interview with Mr Baker and had a "light bulb moment" when he described his emotional meltdown while on ADT. "The night that Craig died, I hadn't really suspected that it was the ADT. The thing that really struck me was that Tim had been on the same treatment that Craig was on," she said. "This drug, the power of this drug could in fact have caused Craig's suicide." She emailed Mr Baker and was "shocked and excited" to receive a response from him within 30 minutes. "Liz's story about her husband's suicide touched me so deeply because I'd been there," Mr Baker said. "I'd been in his position where I'd questioned whether life was worth living, and I could entirely relate to his decision." After hearing more of Mr Heggaton's story, he believes the popular farmer and sheep breeder was given inadequate warning about the side effects of ADT treatment, particularly since he was on antidepressants. "He should have been told that the drug carries the very real risk of inducing depression and mood swings, and that it carries an increase in your risk of suicide," Mr Baker said. Mr Baker and Ms Heggaton have now joined forces to drive an awareness campaign about prostate cancer, which is the most commonly diagnosed form of cancer in Australia. They describe themselves as an odd pairing, an unlikely alliance of a WA farmer and a northern NSW surfer, who would otherwise have never crossed paths. With the support of PCFA, they hope to start an annual sporting event — like the Pink Test for breast cancer — to raise funds and research into prostate cancer. Mr Baker has written a book, Patting the Shark, about his cancer experience and has since become a respected patient advocate. After 10 years on and off ADT, he has come to accept the treatment as a necessary evil. "Oh look, if I hadn't done ADT hormone treatment, I don't think I'd still be here," he said. But the effectiveness of the treatment for him is waning, which means he'll have to consider targeted radiation or look for a clinical trial of an alternative approach. "But there are no curative options ahead of me. So it's really a matter of managing it and staying fit and healthy for as long as I can," he said. Ms Heggaton believes every man and his partner need to be counselled about the side effects of ADT before going on the drug, to ensure they are fully warned about how their body is going to feel when they start treatment. She hopes that something good may flow from her husband's tragic death. "I want to find my voice and not let Craig's death be in vain. Make good of a really shitty situation, and try and help others through this process."

Brits urged to do one thing when they enter hotel room and it's not unpacking
Brits urged to do one thing when they enter hotel room and it's not unpacking

Daily Mirror

time11-07-2025

  • Daily Mirror

Brits urged to do one thing when they enter hotel room and it's not unpacking

A seasoned traveller from Birmingham is sharing her checklist of the five things everyone staying in a hotel should do immediately upon arrival to ensure a safe and comfortable stay A veteran traveller has revealed a checklist of all the tasks travellers should complete before settling into their hotel room. While you may be tempted to dive into bed after a long travel day or race to unpack, there's one critical thing you should do before anything else. An experienced traveller hailing from Birmingham, Dimple Chudasama-Adams, shares tested travel advice with her extensive Instagram following. On her account, @escape_the_ordinary_by_dimple, Dimple shared a list of tasks to ensure a safe and comfortable hotel stay. ‌ 'What's the first thing seasoned travellers do when they enter a hotel room?' Dimple writes in the caption. 'Not admire the view. Not unpack. They check for hidden issues before settling in.' ‌ The first item on her five-bullet checklist is to check for bedbugs. To do this she says you should pull back sheets and inspect mattress corners. While a pain, this can help prevent an infestation in your own home. The second item on her checklist is to wipe down high-touch surfaces, including remotes, light switches and door handles. These surfaces can often be overlooked by cleaning staff despite being used by every guest. ‌ Dimple's third tip focuses on ensuring your safety and is particularly important if you are travelling solo. She advises her followers to ensure the door lock and safe are functional. The penultimate item on her checklist is to 'check the minibar and take photos'. While this may seem like an odd measure to some, she explains that it can help combat ' surprise charges ' that could appear on your bill. Dimple's fifth and final travel tip is another safety-focused measure. She advised travellers - especially solo travellers - to block their hotel door with a wedge or lock. ‌ This provides an extra layer of protection beyond the simple chain lock on most hotel doors. If you don't have a door wedge or lock, there are other common items you can use to make your hotel room safer, including a wash cloth . Dimple's advice was met with mixed reviews in the comment section, particularly her security tips. While some users shared their own safety hacks and advice, others said that Dimple was 'paranoid'. ‌ One commenter wrote: 'Paranoid much?' while another added: 'Maybe umm, don't travel? Geez.' Contrastingly, one user shared an important addition to the checklist: 'Perhaps check the fire exit routes first.' Ensuring your safety in a hotel begins even before you enter your hotel room according to one security expert. The team at ADT security alarms warned hotel guests of a common check-in mistake that could ultimately make it easier for thieves to target victims. They explained: "When checking into your hotel, ask the receptionist to write down your room number instead of telling you out loud. This stops nearby guests from knowing which room you are staying in. It is also a good idea to check your surroundings when entering and leaving your room, to ensure that no one knows which room you are staying in."

ADT To Release Second Quarter 2025 Results On Thursday, July 24, 2025
ADT To Release Second Quarter 2025 Results On Thursday, July 24, 2025

Yahoo

time10-07-2025

  • Business
  • Yahoo

ADT To Release Second Quarter 2025 Results On Thursday, July 24, 2025

BOCA RATON, Fla., July 10, 2025 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- ADT Inc. (NYSE: ADT) will release its second quarter 2025 financial results before the market opens on Thursday, July 24, 2025. Following the release, management will host a conference call at 10 a.m. ET to discuss the financial results and lead a question-and-answer session. Participants may listen to a live webcast through the investor relations website at A replay of the webcast will be available on the website within 24 hours of the live event. Alternatively, participants may listen to the live call by dialing 1-800-715-9871 (domestic) or 1-646-307-1963 (international), and providing the access code 4948265. An audio replay will be available for one week following the call, and can be accessed by dialing 1-800-770-2030 (domestic) or 1-609-800-9909 (international), and providing the access code 4948265. About ADT ADT provides safe, smart, and sustainable solutions for people, homes, and small businesses. Through innovative offerings, unrivaled safety, and a premium customer experience—delivered by the largest network of smart home security professionals in the U.S.—ADT empowers people to protect and connect to what matters most, every second, every day. For more information, visit Investor Relations:investorrelations@ 888-238-8525 Media Relations: media@ Sign in to access your portfolio

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