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Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Sub-Saharan African Telecoms Solid top line, decent overall performan...

Q1 was a solid quarter for the Sub-Saharan African operators, especially from a top line perspective. Airtel Africa continued to outperform peers overall. We continue to think that fundamentals for AAF and MTN are strong and deserve more attention. Valuations are compelling too.

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Safaricom (Neutral, TP: KES17, +7%) H2 FY24: Decent semester; Strong ...

Safaricom reported a decent set of 2HFY24 results today. Performance in Kenya was strong. However, Ethiopia remained a drag to the group performance

Sid Rajeev
  • Sid Rajeev

Equity Metals Corporation (TSXV: EQTY / OTCQB: EQMEF) – Drilling Expan...

Fundamental Research Corp has issued a report entitled “Drilling Expands Resources by at Least 30%” and dated Feb 16, 2024. The full report is now at

Marine Leleux ... (+3)
  • Marine Leleux
  • Maureen Schuller
  • Suvi Platerink Kosonen

Bank Brunch/Qatar sells down Barclays, Moody's negative on banks, Nove...

Barclays set to lose one of its anchor investors. Negative outlook for global banks in 2024 from Moody's. Covered bond supply reaches €11bn in November. Bank bond performance overview

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Sub-Saharan African Telecoms Decent quarter in a challenging macro en...

Q3 was a decent quarter for Sub-Saharan African (SSA) operators. Fundamentals remain strong. We have updated forecasts post Q3 results, and our recommendations and target prices remain unchanged, except for Safaricom. AAF remains our preferred play in Africa.

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Safaricom (Neutral, TP: UR) 1H FY24 Quick Take: A solid quarter, Keny...

Safaricom reported a solid set of 1HFY24 results today. Service revenue growth accelerated driven by a solid performance from M-PESA and mobile data. EBITDA growth slowed but remained robust. The Group has lifted its EBIT guidance for Kenya this year (+KHsh 12bn), it also lifted capex expectations given the KES depreciation but by a smaller degree (+KHsh 3bn). FY24 guidance for Ethiopia is unchanged, so was mid-term guidance for capex and EBITDA.

Sid Rajeev
  • Sid Rajeev

Equity Metals Corporation (TSXV: EQTY / OTCQB: EQMEF) – Reaches Milest...

Fundamental Research Corp has issued a report entitled “Reaches Milestone of 1 Moz Gold Equivalent Resource” and dated December 22, 2022. The full report is now at

Chris Hoare ... (+2)
  • Chris Hoare
  • David Lopes

New Street: Sub-Saharan African Telecoms Q3 22 review: Underlying fun...

Sub-Saharan African (SSA) operators continue to benefit from strong fundamentals with accelerated growth. Vodacom improved the most following the reduction in mobile money levies in Tanzania and a better DRC performance. Specific to the SSA region, we see MTN and AAF as our favoured play, while exposure to Africa is a key part of our Orange Buy thesis.

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

New Street: Safaricom (Neutral) 1H FY23 Quick Take: Some slowdown, up...

Safaricom reported its 1HFY23 results today. Service revenue growth slowed on slower M-PESA revenue during the Election Year. EBITDA declined YoY on higher M-PESA commissions and handset costs. On balance, the Group’s FY23 EBIT guidance remains intact, with the KShs 8bn downgrade in Kenyan EBIT target being offset by the KShs 8bn upgrade in its Ethiopian unit. Capex guidance remained at KShs 100-108bn. We highlight below the key takeaways from the results and the outlook.

Chris Hoare ... (+2)
  • Chris Hoare
  • David Lopes

New Street: Sub-Saharan African Telecoms Q2 22 review: Decent growth;...

Sub-Saharan Africa (SSA) operators saw a decent Q2 as subscriber growth remained strong. However, ARPU growth eased, in part due to the e-levies and reduced P2P fees on fintech services. Airtel Africa (AAF) was the outperformer again while MTN’s EBITDA margin was more resilient.

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

New Street: Safaricom (Neutral) 2H22 Quick Take: Decent, but Ethiopia...

Safaricom has reported a mixed set of results with top line beat but an EBITDA miss. M-Pesa’s growth remained strong, up 10% YoY and increased revenue contribution to 36.5%.

Ayobami Omole
  • Ayobami Omole

Safaricom: The never-ending price war and regulatory risk

The Communications Authority of Kenya (CA) plans to cut the mobile termination rate (MTR) from KES0.99 to KES0.12 per minute. The MTR is the service charge a mobile network operator (MNO) pays to another MNO for terminating calls on the latter's network. For instance, for every call an Airtel Kenya user makes to a Safaricom user, Airtel Kenya must pay Safaricom KES0.99 per minute (or KES0.12 per minute under the proposed change). The new rate was supposed to become effective on 1 January, but...

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