Aalberts: highlights ING Benelux Conference Brussels 2024, Ackermans & Van Haaren: Highlights ING Benelux Conference Brussels,Ackermans & Van Haaren: Strong operational performance of underlying companies and guidance fine-tuned upwards, AMG: Highlights ING Benelux Conference Brussels, Aperam: Highlights ING Benelux Conference Brussels, Arcadis: Highlights ING Benelux conference, Azelis: Highlights ING Benelux Conference Brussels, Bekaert: Guidance cut and €200m buyback as sweetener, CFE: No new...
>Trading update positive: positive volume trends, restructuring + M&A - Aalbert’s trading update was encouraging at all levels. The volume decline in Building Tech (BT) was much less than expected and is now on a course to become positive in H1 of 2025. The deterioration of volume in Industrial Tech (IT) was also more modest than assumed, signalling a solid performance of Semicon (high to mid single digit organic growth and a solid performance of Surface Technologies)...
>Positive development in Building Tech, Semicon solid - In the mainly qualitative trading update Aalberts reported organic growth for 10M 2024 of -2.9% whereas we had expected -3.5%. That is better than expected and an improvement over the -3.9% reported in H1 2024. Building Tech organic growth was -4.7% versus our expectation of -5.4% which also means that in the four months of July to October, organic growth was -1.8% versus our expectation of -3.5%. Clearly, Aalbe...
Aalberts just issued a trading update on the first ten months of the year. As usual the update was brief, mainly qualitative and only commenting on segmental organic growth rates. Overall organic growth over 10m24 landed at ‘-2.9%' a slight improvement compared to the ‘-3.9%' reported at 1H24. As last year, the added value margin was labelled ‘good'. In an environment of negative topline growth, company is working hard on its cost base to sustain margins. A disposal occurred in US Piping and res...
Aalberts: Building already bottoming, industry tough. Air France-KLM: Nobody helps. Alfen: Covenant agreement, hikes output Smart Grid. AMG: Sweet for 2024F, sour for 2025F. ArcelorMittal: 3Q24 EBITDA beats by 6%, FCF solid. BAM: 3Q beats, on its way to reach FY guidance. CMB.TECH: 3Q and FY24 reasonable but then more challenges. D'Ieteren: EGM and dividend dates announced; Belron US peer Boyd disappointing 3Q24. GBL: Double-digit TSR expected over 2024-27F. KBC: 3Q better acro...
Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts realises organic revenue growth in line with expectations Utrecht, 7 November 2024 trading update - first ten months 2024 In the first ten months Aalberts realised -2.9% organic revenue growth compared to last year, for building technology segment -4.7% and industrial technology segment -0.7%. The added value margin remained on a good level. Productivity improvement, cost savings and inventory reduction plans are in place to manage cost inflation and lower volumes. We are deploying our strategic initiatives with our long-term business pl...
Aalberts: 3Q24 preview - no signs of recovery expected. AB InBev: All to play for in the final quarter. Arcadis: A mixed bag. Ayvens: Struggling to get out of neutral. dsm-firmenich: Taking your vitamins is healthy. D'Ieteren: Belron equity at €23.5bn, EV €32.2bn in minority shareholder transaction. Euronext: 3Q24 and CMD Preview. Flow Traders: Bumper harvest. Heijmans: 3Q24 as expected, keeps FY outlook in place. Proximus: Key politician pushing for major governance shake up. ...
We upgrade the stock to BUY and raise our target price to €45.00. We also add Aalberts to the ING Benelux Favourites list. Among dreadful end-market news, slow construction markets, weak EU automotive sector, a struggling German economy and the more recent cracks in the growth prospects of the semi sector industry, Aalberts' shares trade below the low end of the historical valuation range based on our below-consensus estimates. Our base-case scenario expects key end-markets to start recovering i...
28 October could mark a crucial step forward in the resolution of the asbestos litigation. The hearing set on this date at the Delaware court could lead to the launch of the plaintiffs’ vote on the reorganisation plan (agreement if 75% of plaintiffs vote in favour of the plan). We think that this vote is highly likely to materialise, notably with the integration of J&J into the plan (hearing of 8 October). The intrinsic valuation of the group’s assets (TQC, the Beauvoir/Saint-Austell ...
Le 28 octobre prochain pourrait marquer une avancée cruciale dans la résolution des litiges amiante. L’audience prévue pour cette date dans l’agenda du tribunal du Delaware pourrait conduire au lancement du vote des plaignants sur le plan de réorganisation (accord si 75% des plaignants votent le plan). Nous pensons que ce vote a de grandes chances d’aboutir avec l’intégration de J&J dans le plan (décision du 8 octobre dernier). La valorisation intrinsèque des actifs du groupe reviendr...
>Still negative organic growth expected but modestly less than in H1 2024 - Aalberts will provide a trading update for the period January to October 2024 on November 7. As is usual, the trading update will include only three numbers: overall organic growth and organic growth for Building Tech and Industrial Tech with qualitative statements about the order book of semicon, the value add (Aalberts’ KPI in terms of gross profit) and the end markets (sustainable transport...
We measured the impact of the contribution from Michel Barnier’s exceptional tax on 88 stocks exposed to France. Some 17 of them would experience a (negative) impact on their EPS of more than 4% on average over 2024 and 2025: LDC (-8.3%), Synergie (-8%), Eiffage (-7.9%), ADP (-7.9%), Dassault Aviation (-7%), Crit (-6.9%), Derichebourg (-6.3%), Hermès (-5.6%), Safran (-5.6%), Bouygues (-5.6%), M6 (-5.2%), Thales (-5%), TF1 (-4.9%), Nexans (-4.9%), Vinci (-4.7%), Compagnie des Alpes (...
Nous avons mesuré l’impact de la contribution exceptionnelle Barnier sur 88 valeurs exposées à la France. 17 d’entre elles auraient un impact (négatif) sur leurs BPA de plus de 4% en moyenne sur 2024 et 2025 : LDC (-8,3%), Synergie (-8%), Eiffage (-7,9%) ADP (-7,9%), Dassault Aviation (-7%), Crit (-6,9%), Derichebourg (-6,3%), Hermès (-5,6%), Safran (-5,6%), Bouygues (-5,6%), M6 (-5,2%), Thalès (-5%), TF1 (-4,9%), Nexans (-4,9%), Vinci (-4,7%), Compagnie des Alpes (-4,4%), FDJ (-4%). - ...
>Lowering 2024-2026 estimates, FCF remains strong, TP to €44.5 (DCF based) - We are lowering our sales and EBITA estimates for 2024-2026 by between 2% and 7% due to the 1/ slower than expected recovery in European construction markets with delayed tailwind from the renovation segment, which impacts Building Technology 2/ a slower recovery in semiconductor equipment markets, which impacts Semicon (see ASML) and 3/ the expectation of a more prolonged downturn in automot...
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