A director at Warehouses De Pauw SA bought 30,623 shares at 21.405EUR and the significance rating of the trade was 74/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years...
In 1H25, TEXAF demonstrated resilience in Kinshasa's challenging market. Real estate, the core business, had a robust performance. Rental income surged 24.4% to €15.6m, driven by new projects like Promenade des Artistes and Silikin Village Phase III. The occupancy rate remained close to 100%. On a like-for-like basis, rental income rose by 2.3%. The quarry segment faced headwinds, with sales dropping 45% to €1.6m due to lower volumes and prices. However, net income remained positive. The digital...
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 ...
Last Friday, QRF reported results below our expectations, primarily due to the bankruptcy of Casa, which accounted for 6.9% of FY24 contractual rents. The vacancy and reletting of five assets will continue to weigh on FY26 results. As a result, EPRA EPS is only expected to recover to FY24 levels by FY27. We have revised our FY25 EPRA EPS estimate downward by 8.0% to EUR 0.83 per share. QRF has reaffirmed its dividend guidance at EUR 0.84, implying a pay-out ratio exceeding 100%. Consequently, we...
QRF reports results below our expectations due to the Casa bankruptcy. Casa represents 6.9% of the FY24 contractual rents. The bankruptcy has a -277k negative impact on EPRA earnings over 1H25. If we filter these out, earnings are in line with our expectations. The bankruptcy is also visible in the occupancy drop by -200 bps. Looking beyond 2025, the story is more positive. Four out of five Casa assets have been relet at similar contractual rents. The timeline of reletting remains the main quest...
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