We believe that Physitrack’s 25–30% organic growth remains impressive and will likely be sustained in 2023e, albeit at a somewhat lower incremental margin due to weaker mix. We understand investor scepticism until we see evidence of 1) a trough for margin contraction and cash flow improvements on a non-adjusted basis; 2) industrial logic and cross fertilisation of its M&A strategy; 3) sustained rapid organic growth in a weaker macro environment; and 4) EBITDA margin expansion towards its medium-...
We see significant upside potential in Physitrack’s stock but understand investor scepticism until we see evidence of: 1) underlying profitability and cash flow improvements on a non-adjusted basis; 2) a good business fit following the recent high pace of M&A; 3) sustained 30%+ organic growth momentum in a weaker macro environment; and 4) EBITDA margin expansion towards its medium-term 40–45% target. We have cut our 2023e adj. EBITDA and adj. EPS by 7–10%, and in turn our target price to SEK53 (...
Physitrack again reported according to plan, with nearly 30% organic growth YOY and healthy underlying profitability, although the high pace of M&A and the numerous adjustments mean its results take time to digest. Since Physitrack’s June 2021 IPO, the adj. EBITDA per share has risen by 50%+, while our proprietary study suggests it is keeping competitors at bay. However, the share price has fallen by 10%+ since the IPO. We reiterate our BUY, but have cut our target price to SEK60 (65).
Physitrack continues to deliver on its ambitious profitable-growth strategy, as it reported 67% revenue growth YOY (of which 25%-points was organic) and a 17% adj. EBIT margin in Q1. We saw little in the report to change our view but have lowered our 2022–2023e adj. EBIT by 2% on higher opex. We are encouraged by improved retention rates in its B2B physiotherapy SaaS offering. As the investment community should gain more proof points in 2022–2023e that Physitrack can successfully bundle and driv...
Ahead of Physitrack’s Q1 results, we have raised our 2022–2023e adj. EBITDA by 1–5% in light of recent acquisitions, which we see as highly strategic, and as solidifying Physitrack’s early market-leading position in B2B physiotherapy software and wellness. We expect it to maintain its strong, profitable growth with 68% net sales growth YOY (of which 31% is organic) in 2022 at a 33% adj. EBITDA margin. In the coming quarters, we believe this should propel the share price towards our new SEK65 (87...
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