Fnac Darty is reportedly interested in acquiring Engie Home Services|Schaeffler CMD: Company details 2028 mid-term targets; some de-leveraging is part of this|ZF materially upsizes USD bond issuance|Altice France: Patrick Drahi is preparing to relaunch the sale of Xpfibre (FT)|
Fnac Darty serait candidat au rachat d’Engie Home Services|Schaeffler CMD: Company details 2028 mid-term targets; some de-leveraging is part of this|ZF materially upsizes USD bond issuance|Altice France : Patrick Drahi s’apprêterait à relancer la vente de Xpfibre (Financial Times)|
These are exciting times in the Benelux TMT markets. In this new Benelux Credit TMT report we discuss the most attractive corporate bonds in the Benelux and wider TMT space and provide insights into the key developments driving the Dutch broadband market. We also discuss recent developments of the names under our coverage: ASML, SES, KPN, Proximus, VodafoneZiggo, Telenet, Wolters Kluwer and RELX. The latter section comes from previously published Flash Notes and have been updated where needed.
With the recent acquisition of Intelsat and the launch of two new satellites for its O3b mPOWER satellite constellation, SES[de] has taken big steps in its transformation. Upcoming action points are the construction of IRIS2 and potentially a form of LEO activity. We think the notes look attractive, although leverage will move up with its next financial report.
Eutelsat has reported a good set of Q4 results, with revenue boosted by one-off equipment sales and EBITDA better than feared. All FY26 guidance has been confirmed, although the 2.5x leverage target looks increasingly pessimistic given the additional €150m equity raise (0.2x turns). The LEO backlog is still at c.€1.0bn, fueling concerns about the long-term commercial outlook for the service
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