We are maintaining our fair value estimate and wide moat rating for EssilorLuxottica as the company reported full-year revenue in line with our forecasts and slightly lower operating margin than we forecast. We expect to adjust our near-term forecasts to reflect delayed synergy realization. This will have a low- to mid-single-digit negative impact on our fair value estimate. Although the benefits from the merger are taking longer to play out and there is weakness in some parts of the business, ...
We are maintaining our fair value estimate and wide moat rating for EssilorLuxottica as the company reported full-year revenue in line with our forecasts and slightly lower operating margin than we forecast. We expect to adjust our near-term forecasts to reflect delayed synergy realization. This will have a low- to mid-single-digit negative impact on our fair value estimate. Although the benefits from the merger are taking longer to play out and there is weakness in some parts of the business, ...
We are increasing our fair value estimate for narrow-moat Hugo Boss’ shares to EUR 65 from EUR 62 previously largely as a result of the time value of money. The company reported annual sales and profit broadly in line with our expectations and pre-announcement in January. We believe shares are fairly valued. The company issued outlook for 2019 of mid-single digit revenue growth at constant currencies (versus 4.5% in our forecasts), EBIT growth at a high-single-digit percentage rate (versus 11...
We are increasing our fair value estimate for narrow-moat Hugo Boss’ shares to EUR 65 from EUR 62 previously largely as a result of the time value of money. The company reported annual sales and profit broadly in line with our expectations and pre-announcement in January. We believe shares are fairly valued. The company issued outlook for 2019 of mid-single digit revenue growth at constant currencies (versus 4.5% in our forecasts), EBIT growth at a high-single-digit percentage rate (versus 11...
We are increasing our fair value estimate for narrow-moat Hugo Boss’ shares to EUR 65 from EUR 62 previously largely as a result of the time value of money. The company reported annual sales and profit broadly in line with our expectations and pre-announcement in January. We believe shares are fairly valued. The company issued outlook for 2019 of mid-single digit revenue growth at constant currencies (versus 4.5% in our forecasts), EBIT growth at a high-single-digit percentage rate (versus 11...
We are increasing our fair value estimate for narrow-moat Hugo Boss’ shares to EUR 65 from EUR 62 previously largely as a result of the time value of money. The company reported annual sales and profit broadly in line with our expectations and pre-announcement in January. We believe shares are fairly valued. The company issued outlook for 2019 of mid-single digit revenue growth at constant currencies (versus 4.5% in our forecasts), EBIT growth at a high-single-digit percentage rate (versus 11%...
We are maintaining our narrow moat rating for Moncler as the company reported strong full-year sales in line with our expectations but ahead of consensus estimates. We expect to increase our fair value estimate by a mid-single-digit percentage to reflect the patent box agreement that will lower the effective tax rate for the company over the next five years to around 24%-25%. Comparable-store sales in 2018 increased 18% versus the 17% we anticipated, while overall retail revenue was up 26% at c...
We are maintaining our no-moat rating and fair value estimate per share of USD 17.1 as Farfetch reported annual results broadly in line with our estimates. Revenue came in 2.5% ahead of our expectations and an operating loss of USD 173 million matched our expectations. The company displayed better-than-expected scaling of G&AÂ but less leverage on costs of goods sold, versus our expectations, as scale benefits were reinvested in better customer proposition, such as free shipping. For 2019, Farf...
We are maintaining our no-moat rating and fair value estimate per share of USD 17.1 as Farfetch reported annual results broadly in line with our estimates. Revenue came in 2.5% ahead of our expectations and an operating loss of USD 173 million matched our expectations. The company displayed better-than-expected scaling of G&A but less leverage on costs of goods sold, versus our expectations, as scale benefits were reinvested in better customer proposition, such as free shipping. For 2019, F.....
We are maintaining our narrow moat rating for Moncler as the company reported strong full-year sales in line with our expectations but ahead of consensus estimates. We expect to increase our fair value estimate by a mid-single-digit percentage to reflect the patent box agreement that will lower the effective tax rate for the company over the next five years to around 24%-25%. Comparable-store sales in 2018 increased 18% versus the 17% we anticipated, while overall retail revenue was up 26% at c...
We are maintaining our fair value estimate of EUR 37.5 for no-moat Zalando as the company reported stronger-than-expected full-year profits and shared its long-term targets on capital markets day. We think the shares still offer value, but after very strong positive reaction to the results and growth targets (shares up over 20%) margin of error has shrunk. While annual revenue came in line with our forecast, adjusted group EBIT came at EUR 173 million, versus the EUR 155 million we expected. Th...
We are maintaining our fair value estimate of EUR 37.5 for no-moat Zalando as the company reported stronger-than-expected full-year profits and shared its long-term targets on capital markets day. We think the shares still offer value, but after very strong positive reaction to the results and growth targets (shares up over 20%) margin of error has shrunk. While annual revenue came in line with our forecast, adjusted group EBIT came at EUR 173 million, versus the EUR 155 million we expected. Thi...
We believe that a portfolio of strong leading brands in several luxury niches grants LVMH a wide moat and should allow it to generate economic profits well into the future.In fashion and leather goods (over half of the company’s profits), LVMH’s brand intangible assets are backed by the 100-plus-year-old globally recognized Louis Vuitton brand, with long product cycles and fully controlled distribution, as well as several smaller but still iconic brands, including Fendi and Loro Piana. In wi...
We are initiating coverage of ASOS, one of the leading European e-commerce players in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something demographic segment, with a no-moat, positive trend rating and fair value estimate of GBX 3,480 per share. The shares appear moderately undervalued, trading about 15% below our fair value estimate. We believe ASOS is well positioned to benefit from the continuous shift from brick-and-mortar to online shopping for fashion items as well as to expand its market s...
We are initiating coverage of ASOS, one of the leading European e-commerce players in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something demographic segment, with a no-moat, positive trend rating and fair value estimate of GBX 3,480 per share. The shares appear moderately undervalued, trading about 15% below our fair value estimate. We believe ASOS is well positioned to benefit from the continuous shift from brick-and-mortar to online shopping for fashion items as well as to expand its market s...
We are initiating coverage of ASOS, one of the leading European e-commerce players in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something demographic segment, with a no-moat, positive trend rating and fair value estimate of GBX 3,480 per share. The shares appear moderately undervalued, trading about 15% below our fair value estimate. We believe ASOS is well positioned to benefit from the continuous shift from brick-and-mortar to online shopping for fashion items as well as to expand its market sh...
We are initiating coverage of ASOS, one of the leading European e-commerce players in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something demographic segment, with a no-moat, positive trend rating and fair value estimate of GBX 3,480 per share. The shares appear moderately undervalued, trading about 15% below our fair value estimate. We believe ASOS is well positioned to benefit from the continuous shift from brick-and-mortar to online shopping for fashion items as well as to expand its market s...
ASOS is a leading European e-commerce player in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something-year-old demographic segment. It offers more than 85,000 products on its website from its own label and around 1,000 third-party brand partners. We believe that through its wide reach (over 18 million active users globally with around 9% of population reach in its home U.K. market), ASOS benefits from traces of network, cost, and intangible asset advantages. Although we don’t believe those advant...
We are initiating coverage of ASOS, one of the leading European e-commerce players in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something demographic segment, with a no-moat, positive trend rating and fair value estimate of GBX 3,480 per share. The shares appear moderately undervalued, trading about 15% below our fair value estimate. We believe ASOS is well positioned to benefit from the continuous shift from brick-and-mortar to online shopping for fashion items as well as to expand its market sh...
ASOS is a leading European e-commerce player in fashion and cosmetics focusing on the 20-something-year-old demographic segment. It offers more than 85,000 products on its website from its own label and around 1,000 third-party brand partners. We believe that through its wide reach (over 18 million active users globally with around 9% of population reach in its home U.K. market), ASOS benefits from traces of network, cost, and intangible asset advantages. Although we don’t believe those advant...
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