Alfen: Preview - muddling through? Belgian telcos: Competition Authority investigation on Proximus/Orange Belgium MoU. Brunel International: 2Q25 below, 3Q25 outlook cut, cost savings protect FY25 estimates. Euronext: Another record set of results. Fugro: Sharper V-shape? GBL: Weak NAV performance, as expected. KBC Ancora: Cooperative CERA increasing its stake to 51.24%, using excess cash. UCB: Renewed US threats to cut drug prices. Umicore: 1H25 and guide broadly in-line, new S...
Yesterday, Alfen announced the appointment of Michael Colijn as CEO and chairman of the management board. This comes after Marco Roeleveld, former CEO and a key figure of Alfen since 1997, who led the IPO in 2018, announced he would retire by year-end for medical reasons. The appointment of Michael
Aalberts reports the progress of its share buyback programme 21 July – 25 July 2025 Utrecht, 29 July 2025, Aalberts today reports that it has repurchased 145,500 of its own shares in the period from 21 July 2025, up to and including 25 July 2025, for an amount of EUR 4,011,589.94, so at an average share price of EUR 27.57. This is part of the share buyback programme as announced on 27 February 2025, for a total amount of EUR 75 million. The repurchase of shares commenced on 28 February 2025 and will be completed no later than 24 October 2025. It is intended that the shares will be cancel...
Last Thursday, Aalberts reported 1H25 results that fell short of expectations. Management no longer anticipates a recovery in growth during 2H25 and now guides for a full-year EBITA margin of 13–14% (previously >15%). The 2026 margin target of 16–18% was not reaffirmed. As a result, the stock sharply declined, erasing all gains since the announcement of its intention to acquire the listed Singaporean mechatronics company GVT. Despite the disappointing update, we maintain our Accumulate rating on...
This morning Aalberts reported 1H25 numbers. Building continued to show a minimal organic growth in 2Q (as in 4Q and 1Q). In Industry the topline decline slowed down to -2.9% and margins benefitted from footprint and cost out initiatives (+90bps q/q). Semicon suffered from an acceleration in the growth decline to -15.5% (2Q) from -11.3% (1Q). Overall, management no longer banks on a growth recovery in 2H25 and expects full year margins to be at 13-14% (previously > 15%). 2026 margin targets (16-...
Aalberts: Light 1H performance, lowers FY25 outlook. Acomo: Hot chocolate. BAM Group: Solid 1H25 performance. BE Semiconductor Industries: 2Q25 results, light at the end of the tunnel. Econocom: 1H25 REBITA in line, net profit hit by €18m loss on discontinued. Orange Belgium: Better 1H25, guidance increased but MSA hurt perception. RELX: 1H25 results – powering ahead. UCB: 1H25 Preview: focus on US expansion.
Aalberts N.V.: Aalberts reports first half-year results 2025 Utrecht, 24 July 2025 highlights(before exceptionals) revenue EUR 1,557 millionorganic revenue decline 3.2%EBITA EUR 210 million; EBITA margin 13.5%earnings per share before amortisation EUR 1.38free cash flow EUR 56 million CEO statement“Our performance for the first half of the year has been impacted by the continued softness of our end markets, mostly automotive and semicon, and increased uncertainties due to global trade policies, leading to an organic revenue decline in our industry and semicon segments. We sustained our...
Aalberts reports the progress of its share buyback programme 14 July – 18 July 2025 Aalberts today reports that it has repurchased 2,500 of its own shares in the period from 14 July 2025, up to and including 18 July 2025, for an amount of EUR 80,592.48, so at an average share price of EUR 32.24. This is part of the share buyback programme as announced on 27 February 2025, for a total amount of EUR 75 million. The repurchase of shares commenced on 28 February 2025 and will be completed no later than 24 October 2025. It is intended that the shares will be cancelled following repurchase. Up ...
We update the performance of our ING Benelux Favourites list as well as all valuation and ranking tables for our coverage universe. Performance on the front page is dated from the 27 January 2025, while historical performance is included on the second page. The methodology for our favourites selection is based on a bottom-up approach with a focus on absolute performance with clear near-term triggers. It is a rolling list, ie, stocks can enter/exit whenever we think opportune. The ING Benelux Fav...
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