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Felix Fischer ... (+5)
  • Felix Fischer
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Jayanth Kandalam
  • Peter Low
  • Tanvi Arora

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: FiberCop, TGS ASA, Mooney (formerly SisalPay), Lowell, Ineos, Ineos Quattro, Opella

Felix Fischer ... (+6)
  • Felix Fischer
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Jayanth Kandalam
  • Peter Low
  • Si Yong Ng
  • Trung Nguyen

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Selecta, Kiloutou, Infopro Digital, FiberCop, Canpack, Tata Motors, Mahle, Allwyn (formerly Sazka), Forgital

Felix Fischer ... (+6)
  • Felix Fischer
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Jayanth Kandalam
  • Peter Low
  • Tanvi Arora
  • Trung Nguyen

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: FiberCop, VodafoneZiggo, evoke, NES Fircroft, Nokia, Novelis, TK Elevator, Kiloutou, Vedanta Resources, Azelis, David Lloyd Leisure, Asmodee

James Ratzer
  • James Ratzer

FiberCop (Underweight) H1 25: Pressure on core business continues

FiberCop has reported H1 results and provided expectations for 2025 for the first time. Whilst KPI losses continue at the same rate as H2 (albeit worse than H1 2024), the financials are worse (EBITDA AL now expected to be down c.-6% in 2025). Given the deteriorating asset cover and relatively light covenants, we continue to argue that current bond yields do not reflect the risks

Haidje Rustau ... (+4)
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Peter Low
  • Si Yong Ng
  • Tanvi Arora

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Stada, Techem, Centrient, Eolo, FiberCop, Adler Pelzer, Cheplapharm, Forvia (formerly Faurecia)

Ben Rickett ... (+2)
  • Ben Rickett
  • James Ratzer

FiberCop (Underweight) Higher capex puts leverage under pressure

FiberCop has recently provided a new financial outlook out to 2029 and higher than expected capex levels will put further pressure on near-term cashflow and leverage levels. We now expect FiberCop to generate 2024-2028 OpFCFaL of -€2.4bn, compared to our previous estimate -€1.5bn – and this compares to Telecom Italia’s 2022 guidance before the sale process started that it would generate +€2.4bn of OpFCF over that time, ie a €4.8bn difference on a debt stack of €9bn. In this note, we run through ...

Ben Rickett ... (+2)
  • Ben Rickett
  • James Ratzer

FIBERCOP (U/W): Higher capex and worse line losses

Having reported preliminary headline 2024 numbers back in February (discussed here), FiberCop has today published more details – and in this note, we increase our leverage estimates to reflect higher than expected capex, and also better FTTH take-up at their competitor, OpenFiber.

Ben Rickett ... (+2)
  • Ben Rickett
  • James Ratzer

FIBERCOP (Underweight): 2024 preliminary results - higher capex outlay

FiberCop has released preliminary 2024 results – and this follows our initiation of coverage earlier this week. In this brief note, we run through the (very) few data points disclosed, with higher capex than expected, and thoughts on feedback from the initiation.

Ben Rickett ... (+2)
  • Ben Rickett
  • James Ratzer

FiberCop Initiation (Underweight) Not your normal NetCo: Open Fiber’s...

We thought launching coverage on FiberCop could be staid affair. However, the recent FT article (denied by the company) suggests things could be more interesting with acquisition business plans apparently under pressure.

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