Despite 45% performance in the last two months, we continue to view Fugro as attractive. Likely slower than last year's 28% but the company keeps growing revenue, supporting profitability on the back of strong execution, and continued high added value of its services. For FY24-26 we are optimistic that the company will deliver double digit growth. In our view €3-3.5bn revenues with an 11-15% EBIT margin range by FY27 does not seem too challenging. The tailwinds of relevant markets, such as offsh...
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In this publication we update the performance of our ING Benelux Favourites list as well as all valuation and ranking tables for our coverage universe. Performance on the front page is dated from the 26 April 2023, while historical performance is included on the second page. The methodology for our favourites selection is based on a bottom-up approach with a focus on absolute performance with clear near-term triggers. It is a rolling list, ie, stocks can enter/exit whenever we think opportune.
AB InBev: A Bit Light, Bud. Ackermans & van Haaren: Core units AM/Banks and DEME. Adecco: Beats by 17% on 4Q23 EBITA; outlook solid. Air France-KLM: Peak reached already? Allfunds Group PLC: MoreFunds. ASR: 2H23 squeezed between two CMDs, no surprises. Belgian telecoms: Digi to launch convergent offers in Belgium. CM.com: FY23 results, EBITDA positive in 2H23. Fugro: Strong? Excellent!. NN Group: FY23 better, modest 2025 targets, capital distribution strategy better. Recticel...
Ageas: FY23 - DPS +8%, S2 ratio 217%, strong Asia even with FX headwinds. ASM International: 4Q23 results, weak start to 2024. Deceuninck: Turkey continues to surprise positively. DEME Group: Handsome set of FY23 results. Fugro: Double digit growth expected. Just Eat Takeaway.com: FY23 results, supportive EBITDA guidance. Kendrion: Balance sheet risk reduced UCB: Material beat to consensus in 2H23, 2024 outlook in line with consensus
In this publication we update the performance of our ING Benelux Favourites list as well as all valuation and ranking tables for our coverage universe. Performance on the front page is dated from the 26 April 2023, while historical performance is included on the second page. The methodology for our favourites selection is based on a bottom-up approach with a focus on absolute performance with clear near-term triggers. It is a rolling list, ie, stocks can enter/exit whenever we think opportune.
We refresh our ING Benelux Favourites list, adding Fugro and OCI and removing Azelis and Vopak. We still apply a fundamental bottom up approach in which we select stocks that provide the best (relative) upside within our Benelux coverage universe and these stocks need clear catalysts. Besides this, we screen the ING Benelux coverage in terms of earnings momentum, multiple contraction/expansion, and relative valuation vs historical averages in order to spot which companies have positive earnings ...
Fugro's outlook was strengthened by its 3Q23 results. More important was the CMD in November at which plans to FY27 were laid out. Fresh financial targets seem realistic when taking into account the tailwinds of relevant markets, such as offshore wind. The steps management takes to improve its operational performance are important as well. Clearly a growth story, in our view, but not valued as such. At a 2023-25F EV/EBITDA of 4.6x, Fugro has a low valuation that is more representative of an ordi...
Ageas: Debt issue by YE23 boosts China Solvency. Eurocommercial Properties: Unsurprising Woluwe Shopping Center expansion issues. Fugro: Two more geotechnical vessels acquired. IBA: Nice new Proteus One contract in Poland. NN Group: Longevity deals (+8%) vs Mortgage spreads (-8%). Philips: Another recall hurts sentiment. Recticel: Breaking into PIR Insulated Panels with the acquisition of REX. Van Lanschot Kempen: Accuro acquisition, bolt-ons in Belgium to accelerate
AEGON: 3Q23 Preview (trading update). Agfa-Gevaert: FY23 guidance looks difficult to attain. Belgian telecoms: Niel buys 6% stake in Proximus via Carraun. Fugro: Focus on performance, convincing steps. Melexis: CMD highlights, supportive event. Melexis: Change in shareholder structure. SBM Offshore: Prosperity start up. UCB: Bimzelx now commercially available in the US
Barco: Preview of analyst meeting, support needed. Deceuninck: To stop manufacturing activities in Germany. Fugro: Ambitious and possible. Greenyard: 1H23/24 in line with expectations, guidance reiterated. Melexis: CMD presentation published, healthy growth. TKH Group: Lowers FY23 outlook. Universal Music Group: Warner Music adopts Deezer ‘artist centric' model in France
Arcadis: Good results, Places reasonably solid. Belysse: A decent quarter, outlook revised down slightly. BESI: 2H23 in line, strong 2024 prospects. CM.com: 3Q23 trading update, continued gross profit growth. Corbion: Death by a thousand cuts. Flow Traders: Strong revenue capture overpowers lower volumes. Fugro: Strong 3Q and resumption of dividend. Kinepolis: Very strong 3Q23, net debt down €28m, EBITDAL YTD in excess of 2019. Unilever: New management, new strategy. Xior Stude...
Last week, on 5-7 September 2023, we hosted the annual ING Benelux Conference at our ING office, 8-10 Moorgate, London. This report provides an overview of the key topics discussed with each of the Benelux listed companies that attended the conference. The participants are listed below together with the board members representing each company.
Highlights ING Benelux Conference London 2023 - Aalberts, Aedifica, AMG, Aperam, Arcadis, Azelis, Barco, Basic-Fit, Brunel International, CM.com, DEME Group, Euronext, Fagron, Fugro, Kinepolis, Lotus Bakeries, Melexis, OCI, PostNL, Recticel, SBM Offshore, TKH Group, Vopak Gimv: Flemish government to sell its 27.8% stake Staffing Sector: French data weaker in July, August Outlook negative Results Calendar
FY23's second quarter saw a strong margin development. Land was a little bit weak due to incidents, but Marine was an excellent performer. We believe Fugro's growth will continue in the years ahead, supported by better pricing and more ships available to execute the work. Currently valued at an EV/EBITDA of 5.4x for FY23-25F, we believe the share price is undervalued. Unchanged, we aim at an average FY23-25F EV/EBITDA of 6.0x. This combined with a DCF approach leads to an unchanged target price ...
AMG: 2Q23 satisfactory, FY2023 guidance cut by c.10%. Aperam: 2Q23 in-line on lowered bar, outlook remains subdued. Arcadis: Solid quarter, negative cash flow as expected. ArcelorMittal: Limited 2Q23 EBITDA, sequential weakening reflected in FY. BE Semiconductor Industries: 2Q23 results – towards the bottom of the cycle. Colruyt: Closing of the divestment of Parkwind to JERA. Fugro: Another strong quarter. Shell plc: A bit light but that is not an issue. UCB: Strong 1H23 results,...
Air France-KLM: No excitement in 2Q numbers expected. ASML: Preview 2Q23. Barco: Preview 1H23. Fugro: Consensus out, modest leverage expected. Heijmans: Preview; weak home sales compensated. TomTom: Preview 2Q23. Staffing sector: Hays - 4Q22/23 trading update; weaker trends but in line with consensus as well as the outlook. Results Calendar
The first quarter of FY23 saw an encouraging improvement of margins and we believe more positive news is to come such as further passing on higher costs, focus on better execution of projects and more non-oil and gas-related activities. Undemanding multiples at 4.5x FY23-25F show that the market is still focussed on risk while not thinking about Fugro's continued growth. We aim at an average FY23-25F EV/EBITDA of 6.0x. This combined with a DCF approach leads to a TP of €18.50 (previously €15.8) ...
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