HEADLINES: • AmRest: 4Q25 miss, due mainly to allegations about food safety in Czechia NEGATIVE • Kruk: 4Q25 results – bit of a mixed bag • Text: 3Q25-26 (calendar 4Q25) results – EBITDA down 25% yoy, 3% above the consensus NEUTRAL • Enea: impairments and higher provisions to reduce 2025 net income by PLN 1.37bn and EBITDA by PLN 162m NEUTRAL • CTP: 4Q25 results and conference call • Richter: 4Q25 beat, on gross margin and tight opex control POSITIVE • Duna House: 4Q25 in line, guidance implies ...
The 4Q25 results and the 2026E guidance imply around 3-4% consensus FFO downgrades for 2026E, and feature a material gap between the EPRA earnings (at EUR 336m) and the company-adjusted EPRA earnings (at EUR 405m). That said, CTP announced that it will start to capitalise the interest costs related to developments. As a result, the consensus FFO estimates are likely to be reviewed upwards instead.
Aalberts: In-line FY25, but low quality / AMG: 4Q25 beat by 7%; in-line 2026 guidance / Bekaert: In-line 2025, cautious outlook for 2026 to result in c.8% consensus cut / CMB.TECH: A small bit beat but not the full story / Corbion: Dividend sweetener / CTP: Q4 results lighter due to some delays; stronger 2026 outlook / DEME: Strong FY25 numbers and FY26 outlook / Elia Group: Preview FY25 results / SBM Offshore: Another step-up in shareholder return / Syensqo: Substantial miss in 4Q25; FY26 outlo...
HEADLINES: • Erste Bank: 4Q25 results – net profit beats expectations • PZU: 4Q25 results – in line with expectations • PGE: to book a PLN 0.7bn provision NEGATIVE • CD Projekt: releases Reigns: The Witcher, card-swiping game NEUTRAL • CTP: 4Q25 – both FFO and guidance trail our and the consensus estimates slightly NEUTRAL • Magyar Telekom: 4Q25 results review – EBITDA up 11% yoy, in line with the consensus; conservative 2026E guidance NEUTRAL • Aquila Part Prod Com S.A.: 4Q25E preview (due out ...
Gross Rental Income rose 14.4% YoY to €759.8m vs. €764.3m expected, supported by 4.5% like-for-like rental growth. EPRA EPS came in at €0.85, slightly below our €0.86 estimate due to some completions shifting into early 2026. Leasing remained robust, with new leases up 10% YoY. For FY26, CTP guides adj. EPRA EPS to € 1.01–1.03, of which €0.09 is related to the capitalisation of interest on debt for its development pipeline. The original range of €0.92-0.94 corresponds to our estimate of €0.91. L...
HEADLINES: • Turkish food retailers: resilient in transition (BIM and Migros stay BUY, Sok Marketler stays HOLD) • Budimex: 4Q25 preliminary results in line with the January guidance NEUTRAL • Allegro: 4Q25E results preview – adjusted EBITDA expected to grow by 13% yoy (due on 12 March) NEUTRAL • Hungary macro: MNB delivers long-awaited rate cut • Richter: 4Q25E preview (due on 27 February) NEUTRAL • NEPI Rockcastle: 2H25 results at the top of the guided range NEUTRAL • Banca Transilvania: 4Q25E...
TBC Bank conducted its 2026 Strategy Day yesterday (24 February). The bank shared its ambitious 2030 vision of doubling its existing business within five years, in terms of loans, net income and digital MAU. TBC also shared its plans to potentially IPO its Uzbekistan arm and explore further opportunities for international expansion, after the full ramp-up of the Uzbek business. We liked that Mr. Kudratov, the Minister of Investment, Industry and Trade of the Republic of Uzbekistan, gave a presen...
HEADLINES: • Graphisoft Park: 4Q25 – low LTV, high ROE POSITIVE • Kruk: issues preliminary 2025 net profit, almost in line with expectations NEUTRAL • Cyfrowy Polsat: main shareholders (Mr. Solorz's heir) want to participate in next nuclear power project NEGATIVE • Dino Polska: 4Q25E preview – 3% yoy EBITDA growth expected (due on 26 March) NEGATIVE • DIGI Communications: 4Q25 preliminary results – adjusted EBITDA up 7% yoy, 6% below our estimate NEGATIVE • BIM: BoD decides to increase the paid-...
TBC published its 4Q25 financial results on Friday (20 February), showing the ongoing strength of its Georgian business, but the temporary struggles of its Uzbek division, with Uzbek loans declining by 3.3% qoq (vs. 7% growth in 3Q25), on the back of the changed regulatory framework, pivoting the business from consumer to SME. We like that the company continues to see significant potential in the Uzbek market and plans to launch new product verticals and scale this business further in 2026E. The...
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