Among all the innovative products presented at Monday's Apple Keynote, the AirPods Pro 2 stood out for the new OTC hearing aid capability to be included for users with mild to moderate hearing loss, representing EUR1.4bn people globally. While most hearing aid stocks and, to a lesser extent, Essilo
In this Consumer Weekly newsletter, we provide a brief overview of the key factors affecting our Consumer coverage, from Luxury & Consumer goods to Retail & E-commerce and Food & Ingredients. This week, we analyse the implications of Chinese tourist flows to Japan. Happy reading!
Whereas Carrefour has achieved its transition towards a franchisor model in France with our deep dive revealing that franchised stores generated >100% of French EBIT in 2023, we consider the current franchisor model unbalanced and unsustainable. A three-scenario stress test on valuation points t
Yesterday, Fielmann (FIE) and Mister Spex (MRX) both reported their final H1 2024 results which were in line with their respective pre-announced figures. Arguably, Germany remains their largest market with a revenue share of 73% and 75% respectively but the market's focus has differed in recent mon
With Couche-Tard approaching 7-Eleven, we see a more than 50% chance of the deal creating the largest convenience store operator worldwide with USD146bn in revenues. Completing the deal will require overcoming 7-Eleven's top management reluctancy, Japanese politicians, the US anti-trust body and Co
Post-Q2, we understand that FY 2024 will be a year of restructuring with continued sluggish top line and margins still under pressure while cash should be preserved thanks to recent disposals. The strategic plan presentation after Q3 will have to demonstrate New Casino's ability to either recover o
>Surprising margins by division, much higher in France and much lower in Europe, but overall results in line with expectations - Carrefour reported H1 results that overall were in line with expectations, but the breakdown shows big gaps vs our estimates.France, the positive surprise: against a backdrop of a 2.0% drop in sales LFL (of which -3.4% for hypermarkets, -1.2% for supermarkets and -0.1% for convenience stores) and market share losses over H1, the group ...
>Des marges surprenantes par division, très supérieures en France et très inférieures en Europe, en ligne au global avec les attentes - Carrefour publie ses résultats S1, qui, s’ils ressortent en ligne au global, font ressortir des écarts avec les attentes importantes.France, la bonne surprise : sur fond d’un CA en baisse de 2.0% LFL (dont -3.4% pour les hypers, -1.2% pour les supers et -0.1% pour la proxi), et des pertes de parts de marché sur le semestre, le gr...
Q2 proved to be disappointing on the sales front but resilient enough at the EBIT level to meet expectations with France expanding margin despite ongoing successful price investments and Brazil mitigating a very weak RoEurope. Carrefour may have reiterated its FY EBIT and FCF guidance, but with the
Kantar market share data highlight another period of French market decline during which Leclerc, Intermarché and U continued to gain market share (even without acquisitions) while Carrefour and Auchan partly, if not entirely, relied on acquisitions to gain share. Carrefour is back in positive terri
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