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AEGON: Addition of €200m to existing SBB, considering US domicile, results mixed. Alfen: 19% EBITDA cut, mid-point new 2026 guidance. Flow Traders: Positive volumes, negative volatility. Kinepolis: Strong profit beat on better operating leverage, higher ticket and ITS per visitor. Recticel: Peer Rockwool 2Q25 results. Tessenderlo: Solid 1H25 beat, guidance maintained. VGP: Strong results, more news on JVs to come
We update our model and lower our target price to €21 per share from €22 previously, to reflect recent results. We reiterate our BUY as the medium-term growth fundamentals of the specialty chemicals distribution model are seen intact, even though the industry is currently moving through a rough patch.
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IBA reported good 1H25 results, with revenues up 40% to € 304.9m (kbcse: € 274.6m) driven by strong backlog conversion in PT as well as OA. However, as most of the conversion relates to legacy lower margin contracts in Spain and China, the gross profit increase of +27% to € 90.0m (kbcse: € 93.4m) and REBIT of € 10.6m (kbcse: € 10.3m) were broadly in line with our estimates. However net cash significantly deteriorated on the back of WC investments, as anticipated. We are pleased to see IBA reiterating its FY25 outlook, while mentioning that PT activity in the US and Asia remains strong, with no...
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Bois Sauvage's Chocolate Group has delivered consistent results over the last years. In FY24, sales were up 6.7% to €283.6m and EBITDA rose 11.6% to €68.2m. This despite cocoa and butter price pressures. We forecast an uptick in fair value for the division, driven by the continued sales growth. In addition, topping out cocoa prices offer a catalyst for improved margins in FY27. The stake in Berenberg's commission driven business is expected to grow as well, supported by expanding sector multiples. Listed assets returned ~22.5% assuming no change in positions, boosting the Group's NAV. However,...
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