German utilities RWE, EnBW and E.ON published their 1H25 financial performance, which we would qualify as a mixed bag of results. Lower trading, lower power volumes and prices impacted RWE and EnBW the most. On the other hand, with its business model skewed toward network operations, E.ON performed strongly in the first six months of 2025. The latest financial results and strategic developments confirmed our fundamental views on the issuers. E.ON remains our favourite German utility but some of ...
Ascencio: Stable update CFE: Preview; margin over volume CVC Capital Partners: Moments of Realisation D'Ieteren: Belron North American peer Boyd points to positive 3Q25 inflection point in like for like growth Fastned: 1H25 results; disappointing charging volumes, cost pressure continues Greenyard: Results of second acceptance period concerning takeover bid and launching squeeze-out
Shurgard 1H25 EPRA net came ahead of our estimates at 80.9m vs. 79.1m expected. The NTA per share rose an impressive 11.7% yoy, driven by €338m FV gains in the portfolio. As we explained in our note from yesterday, Bloomberg Link , these are largely attributed to operational improvements (not cap rate). The 1H25 same store operating revenue growth of 4.7% beat our expectation by 0.2%. This a strong performance and indicates the LnS integration is running smoothly. The FY25 NOI growth is confirm...
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