Following yesterday's decision by the Chinese government to impose higher tariffs on cognac in China and ahead of an expected poor Q2 sales release, we cut our FY 2024/25 earnings by almost 10%. FY sales are likely to fall 7% with a 10% EBIT decline. We remain at Neutral on the stock with a new EUR
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Following Rémy Cointreau's FY23/24 results release yesterday, we remain cautious on the stock due to ongoing uncertainty on the timing of a rebound in the US where end-demand for cognac remains weak. Rémy Martin is also facing an aggressive promotional environment with competitors, and depletions a
Following the recent FY23/24 sales release, we remain cautious on the stock due to ongoing uncertainty on the timing of a rebound in the US where end-demand for cognac is clearly weak. We leave our Neutral recommendation unchanged given the current lack of visibility, even if the worst is probably
Following the recent Q3 sales release, we are more cautious in view of ongoing uncertainty due to a lack of visibility on the timing of a rebound in the US. We are more cautious on FY 2024-25 sales momentum and lower our earnings estimates by 7%. We leave our Neutral recommendation unchanged even i
Rémy Cointreau released poor H1 results yesterday, although in line with market expectations: EBIT tumbled 47% to EUR169m, implying a 10.3 points profitability erosion. Uncertainties remain both for H2 FY 23/24 and also for FY 24/25 due to the timing of the potential recovery in the US. We maintain
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