SCH Schibsted Asa Class A

Schibsted ASA (SCHA/SCHB) – Mandatory notification of trade: Long-term incentive plan

Schibsted ASA (SCHA/SCHB) – Mandatory notification of trade: Long-term incentive plan

Schibsted ASA has granted restricted B-shares to key employees in connection with the long-term incentive plan (the “LTI Plan”) which will be transferred to participants at the end of the 3-year program period. 

The LTI Plan is an annual 3-year rolling plan, part delivered in restricted shares and part delivered in performance shares, with fulfilment in Schibsted B-shares. The program is applicable to the CEO, members of Schibsted’s Group Management Team, members of management teams in the business areas Nordic Marketplaces, News Media, and Next, as well as other key employees. 

For more information on the LTI Plan, please refer to Schibsted ASA’s annual report 2019 under the section “The Board of Directors’ Statement of Executive Compensation for Schibsted excluding Adevinta”.

Please find attached overview of the net number of restricted shares granted to primary insiders, including their total current holding of shares.

Oslo, 18 June 2020

SCHIBSTED ASA

This information is subject to the disclosure requirements pursuant to Section 5-12 the Norwegian Securities Trading Act

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Reports on Schibsted Asa Class A

Ole Martin Westgaard
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Schibsted (Sell, TP: NOK290.00) - Muted growth continues

The Q1 results were above expectations on lower-than-expected costs, while growth continued to be muted. We reiterate our SELL as we continue to find the valuation high relative to growth prospects, but have raised our target price to NOK290 (280) on increased estimates.

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  • Henrik Bartnes
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~20% better on lower cost

Q1: Group EBITDA +17% vs cons on 9% lower cost. Confidence in targets. Cons '25 EBITDA +5%, stock up 5-10%

Ole Martin Westgaard
  • Ole Martin Westgaard

Schibsted (Sell, TP: NOK280.00) - Prisjakt sold at low price

Schibsted has signed an agreement to sell Prisjakt to eEquity for SEK500m. We find the price low, at c40% of our SOTP value, but find it positive that the company continues to simplify its portfolio to focus on Nordic Marketplaces. We expect a slightly negative share price reaction.

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