The Ensign Group shares jump 11.64% intraday after reporting Q4 earnings beat, acquiring five healthcare facilities, and issuing 2026 guidance.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query step by step. The user wants me to transform a given Chinese text into a concise news headline following specific rules. First, I need to make sure I understand all the requirements. The company name is The Ensign Group. The percentage change is 11.6410671%, which needs to be rounded to two decimal places, so that's 11.64%. The time period is intraday. The reason for the price movement has three points: strong Q4 earnings, acquisition of five healthcare facilities, and 2026 guidance. I should start by structuring the headline with the company name, percentage, time period, and a brief reason. The example provided uses a comma after the percentage and then the reason. The key points from the input are the adjusted EPS beating estimates, revenue exceeding expectations, the acquisition of five facilities (including the number of beds added), and the 2026 guidance. I need to combine these points concisely. The first two points are about the earnings and the acquisition, which are the main drivers. The third point about the guidance supports the expansion strategy. I should mention the earnings beat and the acquisition in the reason part. Also, the user wants the article in English, so I need to ensure proper translation and grammar. Wait, the example output includes the company name as Pineapple Energy Inc. and the Chinese input had the company name in Chinese. In this case, the input has "The Ensign Group盘中 intraday大涨11.6410671%", so the company name is already in English. But in the Chinese text that follows, it's referred to as 恩赛因集团. I need to use the English name consistently. Let me check the rules again. Rule one says to keep the company name unchanged. So "The Ensign Group" is correct. The percentage is 11.6410671%, rounded to two decimals is 11.64%. Time period is intraday. Now, the reason: the main points are the Q4 earnings beat (adjusted EPS $1.82 vs $1.77 expected), revenue $13.61B vs $13.58B expected, acquisition of five facilities (4 in Texas, Wisconsin, Arizona; one operational project; 582 new beds), and 2026 guidance. The example combines the first two points into a brief reason, so I can do the same here. Putting it all together: "The Ensign Group surged 11.64% intraday, driven by Q4 adjusted EPS of $1.82 (beating estimates of $1.77) and revenue of $13.61B (exceeding forecasts of $13.58B), alongside the acquisition of five healthcare facilities adding 582 beds and 2026 guidance supporting expansion." Wait, the user's example includes the company's focus in the second paragraph. But the transformation rules don't mention that. The example's output has two paragraphs, but the rules don't specify. Let me check the rules again. The example shows the headline as the first part, then a second paragraph with more details. But the user's instruction says to provide a brief reason, so maybe I should include the key points in the same paragraph. Alternatively, the example's output has the first sentence as the headline and the second sentence as the company's focus. But the user's instruction says to provide a brief reason for the price movement. So perhaps the second part about the company's focus is part of the reason. Wait, in the example input, the reason is the subsidiary signing the project, and the company's focus is additional info. But in the user's current input, the three points are all part of the reason for the price movement. However, the example's output only includes the first part as the reason and the second as the company's focus. So maybe I should follow that structure. So the headline would start with the surge percentage and time period, followed by the reasons. The example's first sentence includes the reason (SunAtion subsidiary's project), and the second sentence is the company's focus. In the current case, the reasons are the earnings beat, the acquisition, and the guidance. But the user wants a brief reason. So maybe combine the first two points as the main reasons, and the guidance as supporting. So the headline would be: "The Ensign Group surged 11.64% intraday, driven by Q4 adjusted EPS of $1.82 (beating estimates of $1.77) and revenue of $13.61B (exceeding forecasts of $13.58B), alongside the acquisition of five healthcare facilities adding 582 beds and 2026 guidance supporting expansion." But the.