Q1 revenue missed consensus by 29% and our estimate by 38%. Despite industry-wide challenges, Nel remains optimistic on new orders – although it last booked a sizeable order in late-2022. On the positive side, cash of NOK2.1bn provides investors with decent time optionality awaiting a better market (we do not expect a liquidity injection), added to which it has a good technology track record and know-how. We reiterate our SELL and NOK1.5 target price.
This morning, Nel has reported Q1 2025 revenue at NOK155m (-63% QoQ, -44% YoY), 37% below cons. at NOK245m. The quarter was impacted by temporary production halts, with a significant slowdown in the alkaline division negatively impacting (-69% YoY) the scale and the revenue mix. EBITDA loss stood a
With no meaningful orders secured since late 2022, weak backlog coverage for 2025e, production facility shut-ins, an uncertain market outlook, and further uncertainties related to its US expansion plans, challenging times are set to remain. While we are in line with consensus ahead of the Q1 report, our 2025e revenues and EBTIDA are 30% and 52% below consensus, respectively, with weak backlog coverage even on our estimates. Focus ahead should be on maintaining the liquidity runway and any equity...
Yesterday evening, Nel announced it had received a USD6m PEM order from Collins Aerospace on the back of its long-lasting and exclusive supply agreement for prolonged underwater submarine operation equipment. Deliveries will take place over several years starting in late 2025. This capitalises on P
Q4 results were decent, and cash burn below our expectation. However, we expect falling revenue in 2025 and losses to widen again. In addition, the backlog continues to slide and 40% is at “significant risk of delay or cancellation”. Excluding the “significant risk” portion, the backlog is 60% below its peak in 2023. Only 46% of consensus 2025 revenue is covered by backlog, while comparable figures have been 60–110% over the past five years. The prospect pipeline consists mainly of smaller proje...
NEL has reported FY24 revenues below consensus expectations at NOK1.39bn (+3% YoY, -3% vs cons. at NOK1.43bn), but a slightly better than expected EBITDA loss of -NOK173m (+9% vs cons. at -NOK191m), vs -NOK272m in FY23. Q4 dynamics followed a fairly similar pace to previous quarters, supported by a
Bravida navigated the slow Nordic installation market well in Q4, with the market demand forecast turning positive for 2025–2026. We focus on the strong FCF generation and financials, attractive capital allocation, and market consolidation opportunities. With management seeing its 7% EBITA margin target as realistic for 2026 (our estimate 6.6%), the risk/reward looks attractive to us, and we reiterate our BUY and SEK112 target price.
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