While macroeconomic events were relatively subdued at the end of the month, CEEMEA corporates generated a wave of significant credit news: Sasol, Sibanye Stillwater, and WE Soda reported stronger-than-expected results, while Turk Telekom finalised its long-awaited licence concession agreement with the Turkish telecoms regulator. The upcoming week features key macroeconomic data releases, including US labour market figures. The geopolitical calendar will also be active, with China hosting politic...
Sasol has reported weak FY 2024-25 results, albeit there was underlying improvement in some businesses. Cash flow was decent, with moderately positive FCF. Looking ahead, the macroeconomic landscape is challenging, although the outlook is for a gradual improvement in earnings, cash flow and net debt on the back of cost optimisation, a focus on mix and robust capital management. Liquidity is adequate, and Sasol has solid market access. We maintain our "Hold" recommendation on the bonds.
The focus looks set to remain on US trade policy and tariff noise, with macro data taking a back seat. EM credit should remain resilient amid the noise, although valuations look fairly tight for most names. We have reviewed operating results of Turkish renewable energy companies and decided to add Zoren Enerji Bonds to our trade ideas lists with an 11.0% yield target.
The focus looks set to remain on US trade policy and tariff noise, with macro data taking a back seat. EM credit should remain resilient amid the noise, although valuations look fairly tight for most names. We have reviewed operating results of Turkish renewable energy companies and decided to add Zoren Enerji Bonds to our trade ideas lists with an 11.0% yield target.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Guala Closures, House of HR, Itelyum Group, TeamSystem, Fedrigoni, Forgital, Canpack, Cirsa, International Personal Finance, La Doria, Polynt, Samvardhana Motherson, Grupo Antolin, Sasol, Ineos, Ineos Quattro, Odigeo, Adler Pelzer
The Europe HY Trade Book for May 2025 includes current trade recommendations drawn from our European HY coverage universe, along with relative-value scatter plots and tables by industry. We also discuss the US tariff situation and key related impacts.
The trade war de-escalation has offered some breathing space for investors and driven positive sentiment, but we expect headline volatility to continue. Much of the focus will also be on geopolitical developments. In this report we have reviewed a large number of Turkish non-financial corporates, added the idea to buy SGLSJ'29 and closed the idea to buy WE SODA.
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