A director at Colruyt Group N.V bought 7,122 shares at 32.580EUR and the significance rating of the trade was 74/100. Is that information sufficient for you to make an investment decision? This report gives details of those trades and adds context and analysis to them such that you can judge whether these trading decisions are ones worth following. Included in the report is a detailed share price chart which plots discretionary trades by all the company's directors over the last two years clea...
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During the AGM, Colruyt reiterated its outlook, aiming to match the EBIT and net result of last year. This translates into an EBIT of € 470m and net profit of € 350m as the French activities will be classified as discontinued operations. Note that the outlook excludes any potential one-offs (France restructuring and Foodbag). However, Colruyt added that it expects an EBIT decline in 1H, which will be offset in 2H. While the group reiterated that the environment remains challenging, Colruyt menti...
We reiterate our BUY on Colruyt but reduce our target price from €45.5 to €44 following Colruyt's FY24/25 results. We believe that the competitive environment should improve for Colruyt in the upcoming months, noting (1) we lap tough comps on competitors opening stores on Sundays; (2) Colruyt will open its 146 OKay stores on Sunday as of early 2026, thanks to a change in Belgian regulation; and (3) reduced GDP growth forecasts in Belgium, which should benefit discounters. Valuation remains undem...
Last week, Colruyt published its FY24/25 results. While the results were in line with expectations, the outlook disappointed on the back of a challenging competitive environment. Despite the ongoing difficulties, we welcome the recently signed agreement to divest around 80% of its French stores. We expect that a full exit from the French market will enhance margins by around 40–50 basis points in FY26/27. Additionally, the transaction multiple is in line with market valuations. Incorporating the...
Despite only being expected after market, Colruyt already published its FY24/25 results this morning. Overall, the FY24/25 results were in line with our expectations after the group issued a profit warning early May. In FY24/25, group sales increased 1.1% but declined 0.4% on a comparable basis to € 10963m (kbcse: € 10999m) while the EBIT decreased by 5.0% to € 446m (kbcse: € 448m). Additionally, the group announced that it has reached an agreement to sell 81 of French stores for a cash consider...
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