AlphaValue Corporate Services

AlphaValue Corporate Services capitalise on the research and credit analysis expertise deployed by AlphaValue with major institutional investors at European level over the past nine years. The proprietary tools and processes enabling AlphaValue Corporate Services to establish a valuation and/or a credit risk assessment are identical to those used by AlphaValue to the benefit of its institutional clients. The only difference is the recognition that a company evaluation cannot be dissociated from the fact that the latter is paying for the service (AlphaValue Corporate Services), as opposed to the investor footing the bill (AlphaValue). AlphaValue’s research tools are characterised by the transparency of the valuation methodologies, their responsiveness to market data and by nine years’ experience of a universe numbering more than 450 European companies. Through its coverage and sector exhaustiveness, AlphaValue ranks alongside the major research houses in Europe and constitutes the only new entrant to the European space in the past decade. This significant presence is reflected in an unrivalled distribution capability via platforms commonly adopted by investors to access research: Factset, Bloomberg, Capital IQ and the numerous websites. AlphaValue is one the largest research contributors to these platforms, to the benefit of AlphaValue Corporate Services issuer clients.  The AlphaValue Corporate Services analysts are AlphaValue’s sector specialists. Their robust knowledge of the business models in their sectors enables the rapid generation of incisive, relevant research and advantageous interaction with the management teams.

Alexandre DESPREZ
  • Alexandre DESPREZ

EPS cut (2025: from € -0.05 to -0.06, 2026: from € 0.04 to 0.03) (Dron...

EPS CHANGE CHANGE IN EPS 2025 : € (0.06) vs (0.05) ns 2026 : € 0.03 vs 0.04 -6.00% We have slightly reduced our assumptions for 2025 on the Drone Volt Factory, Services & Academy segment as they were no longer realistic at this stage of the year. We have notably reduced our sales for the services side from €4.658m to €3.699m and for the rest of the division from €4.866m to €4.409m. This was slightly mitigated by the distribution division, which suffered from a less severe decline in Q3 than w...

Alexandre DESPREZ
  • Alexandre DESPREZ

Slightly disappointing Q3 results, but commercial momentum remains

Slightly disappointing Q3 results, but commercial momentum remains EARNINGS/SALES RELEASES Drone Volt released a rather disappointing Q3 trading update with top-line and gross result decline at its high-margin segment, Drone Volt Factory, Services & Academy. Although it suffered from a truly tough comparison base and a usual summer negative effect that impeded potential offsetting by other activities, the company reaffirmed its outlook. This probably shows that this quarter is not that bad but...

Saïma Hussain
  • Saïma Hussain

IDI enters a new gear

IDI enters a new gear EARNINGS/SALES RELEASES After a period of measured restraint, IDI is shifting into a more active phase. Investment activity has picked up sharply, with carefully chosen deals that demonstrate discipline and foresight rather than chasing volume. CDS/S4BT, Intesoft, Forsk, and targeted bolt-ons show that IDI is not deploying capital for the sake of it. This is portfolio engineering with precision, optionality, and the compounding power of a firm that knows when to act and w...

Alexandre DESPREZ
  • Alexandre DESPREZ

Positive EBITDA objective still in sight despite guidance revision

Positive EBITDA objective still in sight despite guidance revision EARNINGS/SALES RELEASES Drone Volt published its complete H1 25 results, which showed improvement in underlying results despite being superficially burdened by one-off charges. In particular, the restructuring charges might have led the group to slightly downgrade its guidance, although the positive EBITDA objective should still be reached as soon as H2 25. We thus reiterate our Buy recommendation on this now well-funded compan...

Egor Sonin
  • Egor Sonin

Cementir H1 2025: Stable volumes, shaky margins, confirmed guidance

Cementir H1 2025: Stable volumes, shaky margins, confirmed guidance EARNINGS WRAP-UP Cementir entered 2025 with steady volumes and firm control over its operations. While profits were temporarily weighed down by currency effects and isolated disruptions, the business stayed on course. Full-year guidance — €1.75bn revenue, €415m EBITDA, €410m net cash — is confirmed, with momentum expected to pick up in the second half. FACT Revenue: €807.1m, +0.5% vs H1 2024 EBITDA: €171.5m, -5.7% vs H1 202...

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