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Colruyt's HY24/25 comparable sales decreased by 2.0% to € 5.43bn, or well below kbcse of € 5.72m. The decline was mainly driven by the Colruyt banner due to unfavourable weather conditions, lower food inflation and declining market share. The sales pressure was however partially offset by further gross margin improvements. As such, the EBIT decline of 4.8% to € 245m came in above kbcse (€ 236m), and was also in line with the earlier guidance, with Colruyt already hinting for a limited EBIT decli...
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We upgrade Colruyt to BUY and increase our target price from €36 to €52. We believe Colruyt's current discount to peers is unwarranted, especially given its healthy balance sheet and potential superior EBIT growth thanks to a rebound in profitability for its Retail division. We flag that Colruyt Lowest Prices (c.65% of group sales) is a unique player in the Food Retail segment and has a best-in-class EBIT margin. With a recovery in its key format, we expect Colruyt to post an EBIT CAGR of 6.3% o...
‘Soft landing’... the term is in vogue and we think it aptly describes the current situation in the energy market. After a period of “excess profits”, the fundamentals are back in favour and prompt us to revise down our estimates for energy prices. - Alongside renewable energies, pockets of sustainable value creation are emerging for players capable of capitalising on the structural growth in volatility on the electricity markets but which are nonetheless trading at a discount In the U...
“Soft landing”… le terme est à la mode et nous pensons qu’il caractérise bien la situation du marché de l’énergie aujourd’hui. Après une parenthèse de « surprofits », les fondamentaux reprennent leur droit et nous conduisent à réviser en baisse nos hypothèses de prix de l’énergie. A côté du renouvelable, des poches pérennes de création de valeur apparaissent pour les acteurs capables de profiter de la croissance structurelle de la volatilité des marchés électriques et qui souffrent ma...
>FY 2024/25 guidance reiterated at yesterday’s AGM - Colruyt hosted its AGM yesterday afternoon. As usual, the food retailer provided comments on its outlook for the current fiscal year 2024/25.Some negative nuances provided concerning market share and margin - On a positive note, Colruyt reiterated its expectation to match last year’s result (operating profit of € 470m and net profit of € 368m) in 2024/25. Furthermore, Colruyt expects operating profi...
As usual, Colruyt's AGM included an update on the outlook. However, contrary to previous years, the outlook did not contain any major surprises, with the group reiterating its June 24 ambitions. This implies a stable operating and net profit compared to FY23/24 (excluding one-offs). However, Colruyt does expect the result to be slightly lower in 1H24/25. This was not communicated previously. We reiterate our Hold and € 40.0 TP.
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