Roularta Media Group as reached an agreement with Herder Verlag and Agentur2 around the acquisition of G-Geschichte, Plus Magazin and Frau Im Leben. The media group intends to focus its focus on further strategic growth in its two core markets: Belgium and the Netherlands. No impact on our investment case (Accumulate, € 17.5 Target Price) but we welcome that as from now Roularta can continue its ambitious growth strategy focused on digitalisation, innovation, consolidation and sustainability in...
We saw € 159.5m 1H24 revenues (+0.1% y/y) and 1H24 EBITDA of € 11.4m (+36.5% y/y) so Roularta's continued investment in a multimedia market approach and the further expansion of the Dutch magazines ensured a significant increase in Roularta's EBITDA with stable sales. We updated our model (Accumulate and € 17.5 TP maintained) as Roularta indicated that -given the uncertain economic context and the budgetary restrictions that continue to confront advertisers- a certain amount of pressure on adve...
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Like the entire media sector, Roularta has increased advertising rates, but this price effect is unable to compensate sufficiently for declining volumes due to the slowing advertising market. Roularta Media Group achieved FY23 EBITDA of € 21.6m, despite pressure on advertising revenue and rising wage costs. We maintain our Accumulate rating and use a, DCF backed, € 17.5 Target Price.
Sales down 5.7% due to a difficult advertising market, but better than H1.Cost inflation remained strong. Gross margin increased to 81.3%. EBITDA comes in at EUR 21.6m (-28% YoY) or a 6.7% margin (vs. 8.8% margin in 2022).Net profit lands at EUR 2.4m. Optional DPS proposed at EUR 1.00/share.Roularta is cautiously optimistic for 2024. The concession distribution for magazines will be the bigger question mark in 2024.We put Roularta ‘Under review' while we review our estimates.More details in...
Roularta's 1H23 revenues were down 6.0% y/y to € 159m mainly due to a difficult advertising and readership market. In addition, higher paper, energy and personnel charges caused EBITDA to fall from €17.8m to € 8.4m. We lower our Target Price from € 24 to €21 as Roularta's 1H23 revenue and profit were under pressure due to increased costs and economic uncertainty. We maintain our Accumulate rating as we see potential in Roularta announced additional investment in development of digital package (b...
Sales down 6% given a difficult readers and advertising market.Cost inflation persists, price increases were unable to fully offset them. Gross margin decreased 80bps to 80.2%. Net profit landed at EUR -0.9m.Roularta remains prudent on H2 due to the uncertainties in the market.The company hosts an analyst meeting today at 13:00 CET.More details in our note issued this morning
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Full Article at IIR has reaffirmed its Recommended rating for PIA after undertaking a review post the appointment of a new Portfolio Manager, Harding Loevner. The full report can be found on the IIR website. On 26 July 2021, Pengana International Equities Limited (PIA) announced a fully franked dividend of 1.35 cents per share for the June quarter. This represents an 8% increase on the March quarter dividend and takes the total dividends declared for FY21 of 5.1 cents per share, fully franked....
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