>Restructuring in Canada - Paul Burns, CEO of SkipTheDishes, yesterday shared news on LinkedIn of a restructuring and workforce reduction in Canada. Below is a summary with some more colour relevant to the investor community.Following a comprehensive business review, the company has made the difficult decision to reduce the size of its workforce in Canada to streamline operations and rightsize the business.Altogether, this will impact approximately 800 emplo...
Post-Q2 publication, we have lifted our PT from 122p to 140p to reflect better EBITDA margin development and the GBP150m share buyback. In spite of improving growth / profitability / FCF profile, it is still too early to value Deliveroo as a traditional restaurant as FY 2025-26 sales growth and EBI
Deliveroo disappointed on sales in Q2 due to lower take rate in the UK & Ireland, reflecting higher investments to reboost demand and to retake market share recently lost to Just Eat. But the group's ability to overdeliver on EBITDA might prompt some consensus upgrades on top of a new GBP150m s
Post-Q2 publication marked by persistently weak order trend and outperforming EBITDA, we have slightly lifted our EBITDA estimates and continue to expect slightly better growth and margin trends for H2. However, it will not be enough to engage a real rerating beyond last week's positive share price
JET reported a good 1H24 trading update. We have minor revisions to our estimates while we remain positive on the case as in our view the business is at the inflection point to both grow and improve profitability. We reiterate our BUY rating but slightly lower our target price to €21per share (from €22.5).
>Decent set of 1H24 results - Orders (445mln) were in line with consensus. GTV (€13.2bn) was in line with consensus. Revenue (€2.5bn) was in line with consensus. Gross Profit (€1.2bn) beat consensus by 5%. Adj EBITDA (€203mln) was 3% better than consensus. The outlook reiterated in line with expectations. Loss for the period was higher than expected which is solely related to €146 mln in impairments (104mln SEANZ and 42mln NE). Finally the cash position was lower than...
Aedifica: Small guidance increase Just Eat Takeaway: Better EBITDA in 1H24 and more cash returns Lotus Bakeries: Mondelez 2Q24 results Melexis: 2Q24 results, holding up well Ontex: Onwards and upwards Solvay: 2Q24 EBITDA beats by 4%, profit and FCF guidance upped Wolters Kluwer: 1H24 results, no surprises Events Calendar
In this Consumer Weekly newsletter, we provide a brief overview of the key factors affecting our Consumer coverage, from Luxury & Consumer goods to Retail & E-commerce and Food & Ingredients. This week, we look at the US job market that is gradually cooling, prompting investors to bet o
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In this Consumer Weekly newsletter, we provide a brief overview of the key factors affecting our Consumer coverage, from Luxury & Consumer goods to Retail & E-commerce and Food & Ingredients. This week, we take a look at underperformance by European, and especially French, equity indexe
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