>FY 2023-24 adj. EBIT and operational FCF better than expected - Thyssenkrupp’s FY 2023-24 group sales were down -7% y-o-y to € 35.0bn, which is in line with the company compiled consensus. The y-o-y sales decline is mainly attributable to weaker demand and lower prices at Materials Services and Steel Europe. Automotive Technology also saw a downward trend in the construction machinery business, in automotive assembly lines and in parts of the automotive OE business. ...
Ceconomy: 5.2% LfL growth in Q3 24, raise of sales guidance; EUR 144m 2026 bond remains outstanding 2026 bondholder will take over 2029 bond, Accentro publishes business plan updateTechem: potential IPO in September Brenntag: weak Q2 24 results, company revises down guidance again Avantor divests its clinical services business for USD 650m, aims to reduce indebtedness>...
Ceconomy: 5.2% LfL growth in Q3 24, raise of sales guidance; EUR 144m 2026 bond remains outstanding 2026 bondholder will take over 2029 bond, Accentro publishes business plan update Techem: potential IPO in September Brenntag: weak Q2 24 results, company revises down guidance again Avantor divests its clinical services business for USD 650m, aims to reduce indebtedness>...
With 71% of the companies in the Stoxx 600 having released their Q1 2024 results, the picture at this stage is encouraging, with 58% of positive surprises on results. Materials and financials were the sectors that delivered the most positive surprises. If the Q4 2023 earnings season put an end to a downward revision of EPS, the Q1 2024 earnings season has triggered the start of an upward EPS revision, more markedly in the US than in Europe. In terms of sectors, re-rating effects conti...
Alors que 71% des sociétés du Stoxx 600 ont publié, le bilan est à ce stade positif avec 58% de surprises positives sur les résultats. Matériaux et Financières sont les secteurs ayant apporté le plus de surprises positives. Le consensus – qui avait stoppé sa baisse durant les publications T4-23, est désormais reparti à la hausse, plus nettement aux Etats-Unis qu’en Europe. Sectoriellement, les effets de rerating ont continué de dominer les révisions de BPA. - ...
>Q2 23-24 adj. EBIT 28% above consensus, flat adj. EBIT margin in MX and recovery in SE (raw mat cost driven) - Q2 23-24 adj. EBIT decreased by 10% y-o-y to € 184m (last year's Q2 was inflated by € 55m one-off in AT), which is 28% above consensus estimate of € 144m. In Q2 23-24, we have seen flat adj. EBIT margin of 2.2% in MX fuelled by lower freight costs but offset by lower shipments (-9% y-o-y) and prices. Adj. EBIT margin of 2.4% in SE (up 2.8pp y-o-y, cons: 2.6%...
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