In this ING equities impact assessment of the situation in the Middle East report, we focus on a selection of 11 companies which we cover and we expect to be impacted by the current situation in the Middle East following the war in Iran, which started on 28 February and has since spread further into the region. We found that every company in this report faces its own challenges in the short term, while we also discuss the longer-term strategic implications.
D'Ieteren: Boyd 4Q25 and conference call confirm gradual improvement in claims. Fugro: FY26 has its own challenges. Van Lanschot Kempen: Investment Strategies outflows may lead to a partnership. Vonovia: Better FY25 results, simplified dividend policy, LTV down to 40% by 2028. Zabka: Peer Biedronka FY25 results
Assuming that Fugro as from Q4 2026 will start to benefit from North Sea governments preparing for their 15 GW 2031 commitment (electrons in 2031 = turbines in 2030 = monopiles in 2029 = FIDs in 2028 = government tenders in 2027), we reiterate our Outperform recommendation and TP of € 15 per share.
Ackermans & van Haaren: Results capping already strong subsidiary reporting. DPS beat. Fagron: Acquisition of Pharmavit Europe, active in nutraceutical raw materials. Fugro: Patience please. Kendrion: Sees signs of improvement in EU economy. Proximus: 2026 dividend halved, 2028-30 targets a bit better on lower capex. Proximus: 4Q25 in line EBITDA on weaker sales, FCF up; 2026 guidance below on EBITDA. Recticel: Strong FY25 results, CEO transition seen as a negative
FY Adj.EBIT landed at €90.9m, below our estimate (€96m) and above consensus (€84m). Resulting margin is at 4.9% (vs. our 5.2% E). Backlog for the next 12m stands at € 1396m (-5.7% comp y/y). Full year revenues were mainly derived from Oil&Gas (45%, -2% y/y) and Renewables (26%, -40% y/y). Leverage remains under control at 1.4x. As foreseen no quantitative guidance on 2026 was issued. Positive is that the savings ambition is revised to the upper end of the previous € 100-120m guidance whilst we a...
Adyen: New Platforms partnership in APAC / Dutch Pension Reform (Wtp): 1/3 transitioned (c.25 funds), 2027 challenging / IBA: Sale of a P1 system to MacKay Memorial Hospital in New Taipei City, Taiwan / KPN: 4Q25 preview / Offshore Wind: North Sea offshore wind pact to develop 300GW by 2050 / Vår Energi: RRR 2P 185% offsets slight pressure on expected production volumes 4Q
Yesterday at a North Sea summit the Hamburg Declaration was signed by energy ministers from Belgium, Denmark, France, Germany, Ireland, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway and the United Kingdom with Iceland joining as an observer. The governments agreed to work towards up to 100 GW of cross-border offshore wind capacity in the North Seas by 2050, while also advancing offshore renewable hydrogen as part of a more integrated regional energy system European governments committed to derisking offsh...
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