In this ING equities impact assessment of the situation in the Middle East report, we focus on a selection of 11 companies which we cover and we expect to be impacted by the current situation in the Middle East following the war in Iran, which started on 28 February and has since spread further into the region. We found that every company in this report faces its own challenges in the short term, while we also discuss the longer-term strategic implications.
Two Directors at Brunel International NV bought 45,000 shares at between 6.700EUR and 6.730EUR. The significance rating of the trade was 83/100. 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 o...
Ahold Delhaize: Peer Walmart 4Q25/26 results. Arcadis: Main topics 4Q25/FY25 conference call. ASM: 4Q25 preview, FY26 should be strong. Brunel: 4Q25 result beats and trends stabilise; DACH back to growth in 1Q26; additional cost savings announced and special dividend. Cofinimmo: Beat on bottom line, strong investment outlook for 2026. IMCD: Another step in EMEA. Magnum Ice Cream Company: Peer Danone 4Q25 results. Recticel: Peer Kingspan FY25 results. Software sector: Cheaper code...
Brunel Q4 2025 results: Stabilising performance with increased efficiency Amsterdam, 20 February 2026 – Brunel International N.V. (Brunel; BRNL), a global specialist delivering customised project and workforce solutions to drive sustainable industry transformations through technology and talent, today announced its fourth quarter and full year results. Q4 2025 Key points Revenue of EUR 300.4 million, down 10% year-on-year (down 4% organically).Gross profit of EUR 52.8 million, down 15% year-on-year (down 11% organically).Underlying EBIT of EUR 11.6 million, demonstrating stabilisation com...
Eurocommercial Properties: 19% stock dividend take up, refinancing completion and leasing update; Ontex: 2H25 consensus release; Signify: 4Q25 results; prepare for a reset; Staffing Sector: Manpower; 4Q25 beat on better revenue trends, 1Q26 outlook positive; WDP: 2030 ambitions revealed, Italy and Spain to come
BE Semiconductor Industries: Exceptional order intake supports strong FY26. Heineken: Back from the Brink. Wolters Kluwer: An acquisition and a new CP & ESG CEO. Staffing sector: US temp volume touch weaker vs November; downward revisions to Oct/Nov; NFP jobs miss expectations. Coverage change
We keep our HOLD rating but lower our target price from €9.50 to €8.50 reflecting our lowered estimates. 3Q25 beat ING estimates but the revenue trend in NL disappointed and showed the early impact from the upcoming pension regulatory changes, which also leads us to lower our estimates for FY26-27F. Brunel has taken additional cost-cutting measures to offset these pressures and to protect margins in NL and Germany. Brunel Germany seems to have stabilised and further supplier rationalisation shou...
Adyen: Preview Investor Day Aperam: In line 3Q25 EBITDA, soft 4Q25 guidance balanced by optimism on EU trade action and FCF beat Brunel: 3Q25 beats; outlook FY25 in line but trend NL and cash position weaker CM.com: Rejects Bird's offer Euronext: Records, beats, buybacks and upgrades GBL: 3Q25 a bit light Kinepolis: Canadian peer Cineplex 3Q25 Results and October 2025 Box office revenue NEPI Rockcastle: COO appointed as new CEO Proximus: Major cut to Global 2026 EBITDA, in line 3Q, 2025 FCF guid...
Brunel Q3 2025 results: Driving operational efficiency Amsterdam, 7 November 2025 – Brunel International N.V. (Brunel; BRNL), a global specialist delivering customised project and workforce solutions to drive sustainable industry transformations through technology and talent, today announced its third quarter and first nine months results. Q3 2025 Key points Revenue of EUR 304.0 million, down 10% (down 7% organically)Gross profit of EUR 56.5 million, down 16% (down 14% organically)Underlying EBIT of EUR 11.9 million, down 31% (down 29% organically)Cost reduction programs delivered EUR 5.1...
Adyen: 3Q25 results – solid net revenue, FY25 guidance reiterated. Aedifica: Guidance raised, positive tenant trends and good portfolio valuation. Ageas: China Taiping Life 3Q25 Solvency much lower, remains solid. Allfunds Group PLC: Strong flows. ASM International: 3Q25 results - disappointing orders, much better margins. Corbion: Iron wills and nerves of steel. Lotus Bakeries: peer Mondelez 3Q25 results. Melexis: 3Q25 results, ongoing gross margin pressure. Staffing: Dutch figs...
We downgrade Brunel from Buy to HOLD as the valuation argument is not strong enough to outweigh the short-term earnings risk we still see in key markets. We have lowered our estimates significantly post 2Q25 results reflecting the lack of a recovery while we see regulatory risks in NL, no signs of a German bazooka to provide support while Global Businesses faces some headwinds in certain regions due to project delays, slower momentum in Americas and Australasia while in general being impacted by...
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