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Cezary Bernatek

Globe Trade Centre: Buy on price weakness

We stay positive on GTC and perceive the recent drop in its stock price (-4% in 2M; 2% below the mWIG40) as a good buying opportunity. After incorporating the changes to the firm’s pipeline projects’ realization schedule and factoring in the recent acquisition of income-generating properties in Belgrade and Bucharest, as well a more optimistic view on the revaluation of the firm’s standing assets in HU this year, we raise our NI estimates by 14%/47% for 17E/19E, while cutting by 9% for 18E. This means we now expect it to grow by 28% y/y in 17E (when 16A figure is adjusted for one-offs), before only a moderate 16% y/y decline in 18E and another 23% y/y increase in 19E. Moreover, factoring in GTC’s established income-generating property platform, rich expansion plans and healthy b/sheet, we expect it to be able to offer an attractive mix of solid NAV growth (16-19E CAGR of 11%), well ahead of covered peers, and a double-digit y/y increase in dividends in the period. On top of that, we believe forecast dividend payments do not rule out further potential value accretive property acquisitions. As a result of the changes mentioned above and given a deduction for the dividend paid this year, our FV for GTC edges up 0.9% to PLN 10.70ps. This implies 14.4% upside and we maintain a Buy rating.
Underlying
Globe Trade Centre S.A.

Globe Trade Centre is the parent company of the capital group, Globe Trade Centre (the Group). The Group is engaged in the development and rental of office and retail space and the development and sale of residential units. The Group is a real estate company in Central and Eastern Europe and South-eastern Europe, operating in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Croatia, Serbia, Bulgaria, and Slovakia. Additionally, it co-owns land in Ukraine and Russia and operates in the Czech Republic. The Group's portfolio comprises: completed office buildings and office parks as well as retail and entertainment centres; residential projects; and undeveloped plots of land and suspended projects.

Provider
Haitong Bank, S.A.
Haitong Bank, S.A.

Haitong is the first international Chinese investment bank and our goal is to be the primary channel for capital flows into and out of China. During 2015 the Senior Management Team in London was expanded significantly to focus on this objective and to provide a full-service cross-asset markets business coupled with sector-focused investment banking. We work closely with our world-wide network of offices to bring a true depth of understanding to all client situations.

Analysts
Cezary Bernatek

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