HEADLINES: • Metlen Energy & Metals: 1H25 EBITDA -6% yoy, hit by one-offs NEUTRAL • Enea: full 2Q25 results in line with preliminaries NEUTRAL • CCC: CEO finds back-to-school sales strong, maintains FY25E guidance, considering buyback POSITIVE • Tofas: details of new LCV model (K9) announced POSITIVE • Sarantis: 1H25E preview – 14% yoy EBITDA growth expected (due out today, after the close) NEUTRAL • GEK Terna: 1H25E results preview (due out tomorrow) • VIGO Photonics: 2Q25E results preview – 76...
We like the combination of CCC’s established and highly profitable business, with the dynamic growth potential of its newer banners, as well as a leaner and more profit-oriented approach to e-commerce. The increase in floor space should drive the top line (2025-2027e CAGR of 16%), while the EBITDA margin should continue to 18-19% in 2026-27e. We remain 6% below consensus for FY 2025e EBITDA but think that the recent underperformance of the share offers an attractive entry point to one of Europe’...
While the DAX year-to-date has clearly outperformed most of the large European and US indexes (except the IBEX), many corporates presenting at the 16th edition of our Corporate Conference, hosted jointly by ODDO BHF and Commerzbank, were still focused on the macroeconomic environment, geopolitical tensions and tariffs and the related impact on their sectors. Unsurprisingly, the clearly most positive sector was defence. For others, the picture was more mixed inside the sectors. Based on the feedb...
ODDO BHF and Commerzbank are jointly hosting the 16th edition of the Corporate Conference on 3 and 4 of September 2025 in Frankfurt am Main. This year, we are welcoming 88 German small, mid and large cap companies. Among the companies which presented during the first day, we highlight, notably, positive feedback from Adesso, BASF, Befesa, Commerzbank, Fresenius Medical Care, Fresenius SE, Fuchs, Hannover RE, Hensoldt, Implenia, Sartorius, Schott Pharma, Tonies and Zalando ADESSO (+) - Positive ...
EME Equity Market – August 2025 Corrections in Poland and the broader MSCI EM Europe. The MSCI EM Europe Index declined by 2.3% mom in EUR terms and was flat (0.0%) in USD terms in August. The Hungarian BUX was the top performer, adding 2.2% mom in EUR terms, followed by the Romanian BET (+1.9% mom), the Czech PX (+1.7% mom) and the Greek ASE (+1.4% mom) (all in EUR terms); while there was a muted performance from the Turkish ISE 30 (+0.4% mom in EUR terms). The biggest loser was the Polish WIG ...
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