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>Lowering estimates modestly, 2024 EBITA guidance still at risk - We have updated our estimates after the Q3 2024 earnings release, which disappointed and caused the full year EBITA guidance to be lowered, as we had feared. We are lowering our 2024-2026 sales estimates by 2%-3% and our 2024-2026 EBITAe by 3%, reflecting a continued cautious stance on Smart Vision and several businesses in Smart Connectivity. For 2024, we are now forecasting an EBITAe of €203m, which i...
TKH published yet another disappointing set of results. 3Q24 EBITA was around 16% below our forecast and TKH lowered its FY24 EBITA guidance by roughly 5% taking the mid-point of the guidance. Our previous forecasts were rather optimistic as we anticipated significantly higher revenue in the Connectivity division from offshore cable production, covering the already increased fixed cost base. But TKH had to postpone the ramp up of the new offshore wind cable factory in 3Q due to start-up issues. ...
>Weak sales, EBITA and EBITA margins in Q3 - Continued setbacks in Smart Connectivity and Smart Vision are the key reason for a weak Q3 for TKH. Sales came in at €393m or a miss of 9% versus our estimates (no css) with organic growth coming in at -6.2% where we had anticipated positive growth of 1.2%. Due to the lower sales volumes and start-up costs in Smart Connectivity and despite good progress on the €15m cost savings program, EBITA came in at €42.1m or a miss of ...
>Cautiousness Vision + Manufacturing results in lower 2024-2026 estimates - We had not updated our forecast for TKH since the Q1 2024 trading update and H1 2024 results release: mea culpa. So although not ideal, we are using this preview to update our estimates. Given the disappointing H1 2024 results and 2024 guidance, we lower our estimates materially. We lower our 2024 to 2026 sales forecast by 3% to 8% and our EBITA estimates by 16% to 19%. For 2024, we now forec...
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In this note we update our 2024 numbers, with no adjustments in growth rates as of 2025. This results in a revenue reduction of 1.5% in 2024. Furthermore, we adjust our margins based on the recent developments. EBITA decreases with 7% in 2024, 4% in 2025 and 3% in 2026. However, no impact on our DCF based valuation, as 2% lower EBITA by 2030 is offset by lower interest rates. Therefore, we maintain our TP of € 55 per share and maintain our Buy Recommendation. We expect a revaluation in 2025, due...
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>Disappointing H1 results, mainly at the EBITA (margin) level - Although the results of TKH improved in Q2 2024 over Q1 2024, the overall H1 2024 results disappoint. Sales were in line but EBITA missed css by 5% with the EBITA margin coming in at 11.0% versus css at 11.7% (AOe 11.4%). Adjusted net profit came in at €45m which is a miss of 15%. Net debt came in lower than expected (€575m vs css €610m) but were higher than we had pencilled in (AOe €547m) as there was a ...
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