Afflelou: topflight first quarter, leverage below 5x|Fnac Darty: € 109m fine from France's competition authority, slightly higher than the provision.|Maxeda: a better Q3, € 13m bond buyback|Eutelsat Group: S&P cuts the corporate rating to B-/stable from B-/stable|Atos compltes its financial restructuring, S&P raises the corporate rating to B-/stable from SD|
Afflelou : un très bon premier trimestre, levier en-dessous de 5x|Fnac Darty : amende de 109 m EUR de l’Autorité de la concurrence, un peu supérieure à la provision|Maxeda : un meilleur T3, rachat de 13 m EUR d’obligations|Eutelsat Group : S&P degrade le rating corporate de B/stable à B-/stable|Atos finalise sa restructuration financière, S&P relève le rating corporate de SD à B-/stable|
ELO (Auchan): Decathlon is to pay € 1bn in dividends|Mahle reorganizes its structure and plans to introduce its Indian activities|Altarea monetizes several logistics assets|Bertrand Franchise : slower growth in Q3 24, impacted by a weaker-than-expected JO effect, in a more difficult economic environment in France|
ELO (Auchan) : Decathlon va verser 1 md EUR de dividendes à ses actionnaires|Mahle réorganise sa structure et envisagerait d’introduire ses activités indiennes|Altarea monétise plusieurs actifs logistiques|Bertrand Franchise : tassement de la croissance au T3 24, impacté par un effet JO moins fort que prévu, dans un contexte économique plus difficile en France.|
>Soft Q3 but not worse than expected, recovery hoped for in Q4 (excl. strike risk) - Q3 (see our specific flash yesterday) was expected to be the weakest quarter of the year, given the combined effect of a tough environment and a number of one-offs (mainly for Progressive, related to Audi’s restructuring in Brussels). And so it was, with weak results (operating margin of 3.6% or 5.2% excl. exceptionals) but broadly in line. In detail, while Core surprised on the upsid...
>T3 faible mais pas pire qu’attendu, rebond espéré au T4 (hors risques de grèves) - Le T3 (cf. flash dédié hier) était attendu comme le trimestre le plus faible de l’année sous l’effet conjugué d’un environnement difficile et d’éléments exceptionnels (essentiellement chez Progressive, liés aux restructurations d’Audi à Bruxelles). Ce fut le cas, avec des résultats faibles (MOP de 3.6% ou 5.2% hors exceptionnels) mais globalement en ligne. Dans le détail, si le groupe ...
Le scrutin présidentiel US reste incertain, mais le momentum semble être du côté de Donald Trump depuis début octobre : le candidat est désormais en tête dans 6 des 7 swing states, vient de dépasser Kamala Harris dans le vote national et est donné gagnant à 63% chez les parieurs. Nous rappelons les valeurs européennes à privilégier ou à éviter en cas de victoire de Donald Trump, et avons également listé les valeurs européennes ayant une base de production aux US, par nature moins expo...
The outcome of the US presidential election hangs in the balance, but the momentum seems to be with Donald Trump since the beginning of October: the candidate is now in the lead in six of the seven swing states, has just overtaken Kamala Harris in the national vote while 63% of punters are tipping him to win. We recap in the present note on the European stocks to play or avoid in the event of Donald Trump's victory and have also listed European stocks with a production base in the US,...
>Q3 not as bad as feared, at least at Core group level and for FCF - VW’s Q3 2024 earnings, released this morning, came in slightly below consensus expectations at the operating level (-2.5% at the EBIT level, RoS at 3.6% vs 3.9%) despite higher revenues (€ 78.5bn, +4% vs consensus) but much higher for FCF (€ 3.4bn vs €1.7bn consensus, WC support), also leading to a better NIL position (€ 34.4bn vs € 32.7bn end-Q3). However, the EBIT miss can be seen as attributable...
>Q3 not as bad as feared, at least at Core group level and for FCF - VW’s Q3 2024 earnings, released this morning, came in slightly below consensus expectations at the operating level (-2.5% at the EBIT level, RoS at 3.6% vs 3.9%) despite higher revenues (€ 78.5bn, +4% vs consensus) but much higher for FCF (€ 3.4bn vs €1.7bn consensus, WC support), also leading to a better NIL position (€ 34.4bn vs € 32.7bn end-Q3). However, the EBIT miss can be seen as attributable...
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