Tigo Energy shares rise 11.85% intraday after repaying $50M convertible bonds to simplify capital structure, securing P4 certification for European market entry, and CEO's stock purchase signaling management confidence.

think> Okay, let's tackle this query. The user wants me to transform a given text into a concise news headline following specific rules. Let me start by understanding the input. First, the company name is Tigo Energy. The percentage change is 11.84883721%, which needs to be rounded to two decimal places, so that becomes 11.85%. The time period mentioned is intraday. Next, the reasons for the price movement are three points. I need to condense these into a brief reason. The first point is about repaying convertible bonds, which removes dilution risk and simplifies capital structure. The second is the inverter passing a certification in the Czech Republic, allowing entry into the European market. The third is the CEO exercising options and buying shares, showing management confidence. I should combine these points concisely. The example provided in the prompt uses a structure where the main announcement is stated first, followed by additional details. The example also includes a brief explanation of the company's focus. However, in this case, the input doesn't mention the company's focus beyond the three points, so maybe I don't need to add that unless it's part of the original text. Wait, the original input here doesn't have a paragraph about the company's focus like the Pineapple example. So I should stick to the three reasons given. Putting it all together: Start with the company name, percentage, time period, then the reasons. The example uses "with the company announcing..." but here there are multiple announcements. Maybe list them in order of importance. The bond repayment is first, then the certification, then the CEO's stock purchase. Also, need to make sure the percentage is correctly rounded and formatted. The example uses "surged" for a positive change. Since 11.85% is a significant increase, "surged" is appropriate. Check if all three points are necessary. The user's rules say to provide a brief reason, so including all three key points is important. However, the example only included two points in the main reason. Wait, in the example, the main reason was the subsidiary signing an agreement, and the rest was additional info. Maybe here, the main reason is the bond repayment, and the other two are supporting reasons. Alternatively, since the user's example included all the key info in the first sentence and then added more details in a new paragraph, maybe I can follow that structure. The first sentence would be the surge and the main reason, then the other two points as additional info. Also, the CEO's action is a sign of confidence, which is a good point to include. The certification allows entry into a major market, which is another positive factor. So the headline would start with Tigo Energy surged 11.85% intraday, then the reasons: early repayment of bonds, certification in Czech Republic for European market, and CEO's stock purchase. Need to phrase this concisely. Let me try structuring it: "Tigo Energy surged 11.85% intraday as the company fully repaid $50 million convertible bonds ahead of schedule, eliminating equity dilution risk and simplifying its capital structure. Additionally, the company announced its three-phase EI inverter passed Czech PPDS P4 certification, granting access to Europe's second-largest market, and CEO Alon Zvi exercised options to net purchase 85,857 shares, signaling management confidence." Check if all the required elements are included: company name, percentage, time period, reasons. Yes. Rounded to two decimals, correct time period. The reasons are the three points. The example also added a brief company focus in a new paragraph, but here the input doesn't have that, so maybe not needed. Wait, the example had an additional paragraph explaining the company's focus. But the user's input here doesn't include such information, so perhaps it's not necessary. The example included it, but in this case, the input doesn't mention the company's focus, so the user might not expect that. Therefore, the final headline should include the three reasons, each as a separate point. The example used "with the company announcing..." but here, maybe use "as the company..." and list the three reasons in the sentence. However, the three reasons are separate events. Maybe split them into separate clauses. Alternatively, use "with the company announcing..." and list the three points. Let me see the example again. The example's output had the first reason in the first sentence, then the second reason in the next sentence. Then a paragraph about the company's focus. In this case, the user's input has three separate reasons. So perhaps structure the headline as: "Tigo Energy surged 11.85% intraday as the company announced the early full repayment of $50 million convertible bonds, eliminating equity dilution risk and simplifying capital structure.