We refresh our ING Benelux Favourites list. We apply a fundamental bottom up approach in which we select stocks that provide the best (relative) upside within our Benelux coverage universe and these stocks need clear catalysts. Besides this, we screen the ING Benelux coverage on key investment themes that are topical and which provide insights into the relative risk-reward of the individual stocks, which could affect earnings potential and thus a stock's share price performance: (1) we screen ou...
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Vopak Terquimsa divested terminal in Barcelona Vopak Terquimsa divested terminal in BarcelonaRotterdam, the Netherlands, 8 September 2025Vopak Terquimsa, (a joint venture in which Vopak has a 50% share) has divested its Barcelona terminal to Tradebe Port Services. The Barcelona terminal is mainly used for the storage of petroleum products, chemicals and vegetable oils.The Barcelona terminal is for Vopak less strategically attractive, Vopak remains a 50% shareholder in Vopak Terquimsa Tarragona, this terminal is located within the industrial cluster of Tarragona, Spain.Vopak will report an e...
In this September update we added 2 stocks to the KBC Securities Dynamic Top Pick List : We added AB InBev after the share price weakened post-2Q results. ABI's 2Q volumes fell 1.9% organically, below expectations, mainly due to a 9% drop in Brazil where a price hike led to temporary market share loss. However, strong revenue per hl growth (+4.9%) drove a 6.5% organic EBITDA increase, with 1H growth at +7.2%, near the top of FY guidance (+4–8%). AB InBev, the world's largest brewer, generates ...
bpost: 2Q25 results beat 22%, outlook raised further, room for another upgrade at 3Q25. Lotus Bakeries: APAC factory ahead of schedule. NN Group: 1H on track with May CMD, longevity deal a positive surprise (Sol 2 PF 205%). Talabat: 2Q25 Preview. Vopak: AVTL's FID on Mumbai expansion
42% owned AVTL announced a €170m investment in a greenfield LPG terminal and bottling plant. LPG demand in India has grown at a 7.3% CAGR over the past decade with further attractive growth in demand and terminal imports expected. The Indian JV AVTL was recently listed and the IPO proceeds amounted to ca. €290m to be deployed for debt repayment and further growth initiatives. The listing frees up cash at the Vopak holding which can be deployed for funding other investments or additional sharehol...
AVTL to develop new terminal in JNPA, India AVTL to develop new terminal in JNPA, IndiaRotterdam, the Netherlands, 8 August 2025In India, AVTL announced a positive final investment decision to build a greenfield terminal for 132k cbm LPG and 318k cbm liquid products and a LPG bottling plant of 35,000MT capacity in the JNPA port in Mumbai. This is AVTL's second terminal in the JNPA port which will help grow its market share in servicing a highly industrialized and fast growing hinterland of West and central regions in India. The terminal is expected to be commissioned in phases starting mid ...
Vopak reported 2Q25 which were better than expected with proportional EBITDA of €315m vs consensus of €291m. Overall the company has been coping well with all current macro uncertainties. The full year EBITDA outlook bandwidth was even narrowed to the upside and this when taking into account less favourable FX rates. The IPO of the Indian JV resulted in an €111m capital gain impacting IFRS net profit. Occupancy rates are holding up well at 91%, flat vs. last quarter. We reiterate Buy and € 50 TP...
Aedifica: Strong results, guidance reiterated; dsm-firmenich: Symrise 1H25 results; IMCD: Stagnating gross profit leads to disappointing 2Q25 EBITA; JDE Peet's: Full of beans; Just Eat Takeaway: 1H25 results, weak update no impact on takeover; Lotus Bakeries: Peer Mondelez 1Q25 results; Melexis: 2Q25 results, gross margin under pressure; Solvay: 2Q25 in line, subdued outlook no surprise after pre-release; TKH Group: Preview: Under a magnifying glass; Universal Music Group: Spotify 2Q25 ...
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