The Week Ahead in Life Sciences

The Week Ahead in Life Sciences

Dropping Coverage Due to Realignment of Analyst Resources

Cloudberry Clean Energy - Transformative FY23 with revenue rocketing

Cloudberry Clean Energy recorded a strong performance for FY23. Revenue nearly tripled compared to FY22 (NOK217m), reaching NOK610m. EBITDA also significantly increased to NOK263m (FY22: NOK151m). The company’s total portfolio capacity grew to 494MW (FY22: 316MW), with 267MW of producing assets. This expansion was reflected in Cloudberry’s increase in net assets, which rose to NOK6,691m (FY22: NOK4,603m). Despite the company’s substantial growth throughout FY23, it maintained a strong financial position, with net cash of NOK779m (FY22: NOK1,538m).

Arctic Paper - FY23 focused on margin management

Arctic Paper’s FY23 results highlight the resilience of its business model in a year of cyclical weakness. Management successfully focused on margins, which were broadly protected through the implementation of cost containment measures and adjusting capacity to match demand. The FY23 EBITDA margin stood at 13%, substantially higher than the historical average of 10%. The cash flow and balance sheet remained strong with net cash of PLN348m, an increase from the FY22 level (PLN276m).

Domino's Pizza - Growing the base

Domino’s Pizza Group’s (DOM’s) new CEO has set an ambitious long-term growth target, including an acceleration in its net store opening programme. With better alignment between the company and its franchisees, management believes DOM should be capable of generating improved profit growth, versus that achieved in recent years, and potential higher returns.