TMT has published an interview with Andras Kranicz, Managing Director and Head of Infrastructure Finance Europe, BNP Paribas, in which a €5.8bn refinancing package is mentioned for xpFibre. The article goes on to talk about a potential xpFibre stake sale by Drahi. We run through the implications of this news in this short piece
Afflelou: topflight first quarter, leverage below 5x|Fnac Darty: € 109m fine from France's competition authority, slightly higher than the provision.|Maxeda: a better Q3, € 13m bond buyback|Eutelsat Group: S&P cuts the corporate rating to B-/stable from B-/stable|Atos compltes its financial restructuring, S&P raises the corporate rating to B-/stable from SD|
Afflelou : un très bon premier trimestre, levier en-dessous de 5x|Fnac Darty : amende de 109 m EUR de l’Autorité de la concurrence, un peu supérieure à la provision|Maxeda : un meilleur T3, rachat de 13 m EUR d’obligations|Eutelsat Group : S&P degrade le rating corporate de B/stable à B-/stable|Atos finalise sa restructuration financière, S&P relève le rating corporate de SD à B-/stable|
The sector has had one of its best years for share price performance in 2024. This is impressive, but even more so when one considers that there is limited M&A premium embedded in any share prices – indeed 2024 saw the lowest amount of M&A activity since 2016.
2024 saw the best outperformance for the telecoms sector since 2013 (and the third best since 2000) and ironically this came in a year with one of the lowest announced M&A volumes. We believe this is a testament to improved perception of the underlying fundamentals.
A director at Telecom Italia Spa sold 800,000 shares at 0.261EUR and the significance rating of the trade was 65/100. 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 over the last two years clea...
ELO (Auchan): Decathlon is to pay € 1bn in dividends|Mahle reorganizes its structure and plans to introduce its Indian activities|Altarea monetizes several logistics assets|Bertrand Franchise : slower growth in Q3 24, impacted by a weaker-than-expected JO effect, in a more difficult economic environment in France|
ELO (Auchan) : Decathlon va verser 1 md EUR de dividendes à ses actionnaires|Mahle réorganise sa structure et envisagerait d’introduire ses activités indiennes|Altarea monétise plusieurs actifs logistiques|Bertrand Franchise : tassement de la croissance au T3 24, impacté par un effet JO moins fort que prévu, dans un contexte économique plus difficile en France.|
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