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In 1H25, TEXAF demonstrated resilience in Kinshasa's challenging market. Real estate, the core business, had a robust performance. Rental income surged 24.4% to €15.6m, driven by new projects like Promenade des Artistes and Silikin Village Phase III. The occupancy rate remained close to 100%. On a like-for-like basis, rental income rose by 2.3%. The quarry segment faced headwinds, with sales dropping 45% to €1.6m due to lower volumes and prices. However, net income remained positive. The digital...
Last Friday, QRF reported results below our expectations, primarily due to the bankruptcy of Casa, which accounted for 6.9% of FY24 contractual rents. The vacancy and reletting of five assets will continue to weigh on FY26 results. As a result, EPRA EPS is only expected to recover to FY24 levels by FY27. We have revised our FY25 EPRA EPS estimate downward by 8.0% to EUR 0.83 per share. QRF has reaffirmed its dividend guidance at EUR 0.84, implying a pay-out ratio exceeding 100%. Consequently, we...
EME Equity Market – August 2025 Corrections in Poland and the broader MSCI EM Europe. The MSCI EM Europe Index declined by 2.3% mom in EUR terms and was flat (0.0%) in USD terms in August. The Hungarian BUX was the top performer, adding 2.2% mom in EUR terms, followed by the Romanian BET (+1.9% mom), the Czech PX (+1.7% mom) and the Greek ASE (+1.4% mom) (all in EUR terms); while there was a muted performance from the Turkish ISE 30 (+0.4% mom in EUR terms). The biggest loser was the Polish WIG ...
HEADLINES: • Allegro: August is harvest time (downgraded to HOLD) • Hungary macro: challenging conditions keeping fiscal pressure high • Patria Bank: solid delivery in 2Q25 POSITIVE • Premier Energy: 2Q25 normalised EBITDA in line with our expectations NEUTRAL • 4iG: 2Q25 results review – 11% yoy increase in reported EBITDA, 3% above our estimate NEUTRAL • CA Immo: 2Q25 – continued progress with disposals; cancels treasury shares, launches new buyback • MedLife: takeaways from the 2Q25 earnings ...
QRF reports results below our expectations due to the Casa bankruptcy. Casa represents 6.9% of the FY24 contractual rents. The bankruptcy has a -277k negative impact on EPRA earnings over 1H25. If we filter these out, earnings are in line with our expectations. The bankruptcy is also visible in the occupancy drop by -200 bps. Looking beyond 2025, the story is more positive. Four out of five Casa assets have been relet at similar contractual rents. The timeline of reletting remains the main quest...
We saw a good set of 1H25 results as a 13% y/y increase in turnover translates into an increase in underlying operating profit from EUR 8.4m (excluding Savoury business) to €12.7m although raw material costs remain historically high, mainly for animal proteins and ingredients. Energy and transport costs have also risen further. We maintain our positive stance (Accumulate, € 135 Target Price) as What's Cooking? expects to continue the good results of 1H25 in 2H25. They expect FY25 REBITDA to be b...
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