NEWS SUMMARY: ACS. Ibex ended last week with daily gains Last week ended without relevant corporate results or macroeconomic data and with the implementation of tariff not entailing market volatility. The focus will now be on the US inflation (Tuesday) and peace talks in Ukraine between the US and Russia (Friday). The Ibex registered the best week in the past 4 months, ending above 14,800 points, returning to annual highs and near 2007 highs. Thus, in the STOXX 600 almost all sectors (16/20) en...
COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: ACS. EUROPA: VINCI. El Ibex cierra un pleno de subidas semanal Terminó la semana sin datos macro ni resultados empresariales de relevancia, y sin que la entrada en vigor de los aranceles trajera volatilidad a los mercados. Ahora toda la atención estará en la inflación en EE.UU. (martes) y las conversaciones de paz en Ucrania entre EE.UU. y Rusia (viernes). El Ibex cerró su mejor semana en 4 meses, renovando máximos anuales por encima de los 14.800 p...
NEWS SUMMARY: N/A. European markets ignore D. Trump D. Trump’s latest threats to the euro zone through higher tariffs did not have any impact on stock markets, which continued to climb as seen earlier this week, with the Ibex hitting again 2008 highs. Thus, in the STOXX 600 Energy and Real Estate saw the biggest gains vs. Pharma and Technology that were the worst performers. On the macro side, in the euro zone, June’s retail sales climbed more than expected. In Germany, June’s factory orders s...
2Q'25 vs. 2Q'24 Results Sales: € 12.318 Bn (+22.7% vs. +23.4% BS(e) and +18.4% consensus); EBITDA: € 735.0 M (+5.6% vs. +5.3% BS(e) and +5.7% consensus); EBIT: € 472.0 M (-1.7% vs. -2.6% BS(e) and +0.4% consensus); Net Profit: € 259.0 M (+8.4% vs. -20.7% BS(e) and -18.9% consensus); 1H'25 vs. 1H'24 Results Sales: € 24.108 Bn (+28.6% vs. +29.0% BS(e) and +26.3% consensus); EBITDA: € 1.434 Bn (+23.9% vs. +23.7% BS(e) and +24.0% consensus); EBIT: € 942.0 M (+16.7% vs. +16.2% BS(e) and +18.0% consen...
Rdos. 2T'25 vs 2T'24: Ventas: 12.318 M euros (+22,7% vs +23,4% BS(e) y +18,4% consenso); EBITDA: 735,0 M euros (+5,6% vs +5,3% BS(e) y +5,7% consenso); EBIT: 472,0 M euros (-1,7% vs -2,6% BS(e) y +0,4% consenso); BDI: 259,0 M euros (+8,4% vs -20,7% BS(e) y -18,9% consenso); Rdos. 1S'25 vs 1S'24: Ventas: 24.108 M euros (+28,6% vs +29,0% BS(e) y +26,3% consenso); EBITDA: 1.434 M euros (+23,9% vs +23,7% BS(e) y +24,0% consenso); EBIT: 942,0 M euros (+16,7% vs +16,2% BS(e) y +18,0% consenso); BDI: 4...
COMPAÑÍAS QUE APARECEN EN EL INFORME: ESPAÑA: ACS, BANKINTER, CAF, COLONIAL, IBERDROLA, INDRA, REPSOL, ROVI, VIDRALA. EUROPA: BNP PARIBAS, DEUTSCHE TELEKOM, NOKIA, PERNOD RICARD, UNICREDIT. Incluido en el informe diario de hoy, y durante toda la campaña de resultados, incorporamos al final una presentación con los resultados destacados en positivo y negativo y previews de Rdos. 2T’25 que se publicarán en España y Europa en los próximos días. Mayores esperanzas en las negociaciones comerciales ...
NEWS SUMMARY: ACS, AEDAS HOMES, BANKINTER, CAF, COLONIAL, IBERDROLA, INDRA, REPSOL, ROVI, VIDRALA. At the end of today’s report, and during the entire results season, we will include a presentation with positive and negative results highlights and previews for the 2Q’25 results to be released over the coming days in Spain. Greater expectations in trade negotiations European stock exchanges recovered the ground lost the previous session, rallying around +1.0% after the trade agreement with Japa...
As expected, Mundys continues to benefit from the favorable regulatory framework and the resilience of both the road and airport concessions. Recurrent tariff increases, coupled with higher traffic, will continue to drive growth over the next years even assuming no M&A is carried out to replace maturing concessions at the Abertis level. While we expect steady FCF going forward, we believe that M&A will carry on as a way to increase the average life of the concession portfolio, limiting the delev...
As expected, Mundys continues to benefit from the favorable regulatory framework and the resilience of both the road and airport concessions. Recurrent tariff increases, coupled with higher traffic, will continue to drive growth over the next years even assuming no M&A is carried out to replace maturing concessions at the Abertis level. While we expect steady FCF going forward, we believe that M&A will carry on as a way to increase the average life of the concession portfolio, limiting the delev...
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