Repeat of 2024, with different headwinds – Following a year in which Greek equities performed broadly in line with EU periphery stocks (but better than broad EU indices), 2025 looks somewhat trickier given international headwinds (e.g. tariffs, geopolitics). Easing monetary policy is certainly a positive, in the sense that it could justify higher valuations, but the overriding driver of re-rating would be a resolution of the war in Ukraine, as is the case for the EU as a whole. On the positive s...
Repeat of 2024, with different headwinds – Following a year in which Greek equities performed broadly in line with EU periphery stocks (but better than broad EU indices), 2025 looks somewhat trickier given international headwinds (e.g. tariffs, geopolitics). Easing monetary policy is certainly a positive, in the sense that it could justify higher valuations, but the overriding driver of re-rating would be a resolution of the war in Ukraine, as is the case for the EU as a whole. On the positive s...
Summary Cimsa Cimento Sanayi ve Ticaret AS - Company Profile and SWOT Analysis, is a source of comprehensive company data and information. The report covers the company's structure, operation, SWOT analysis, product and service offerings and corporate actions, providing a 360˚ view of the company. Key Highlights Cimsa Cimento Sanayi ve Ticaret AS (Cimsa), is a cement manufacturer. It offers clinker, cement, and ready-mixed concrete products to domestic and international markets. The company p...
The ATHEX has shed c3% since the start of August, significantly underperforming vs both broader Europe (Stoxx 600 +0.7%) and periphery markets (MIB +2.8%). Performance has been weighed down primarily by banks, which have fallen c7% over the period, compared to a c4% return registered by their EU peers. Non-financials have also stalled, with just a handful of companies in the green since August (mostly from the mid-cap space). Of note is that this move is out of sync with fundamentals, as most co...
The ATHEX has shed c3% since the start of August, significantly underperforming vs both broader Europe (Stoxx 600 +0.7%) and periphery markets (MIB +2.8%). Performance has been weighed down primarily by banks, which have fallen c7% over the period, compared to a c4% return registered by their EU peers. Non-financials have also stalled, with just a handful of companies in the green since August (mostly from the mid-cap space). Of note is that this move is out of sync with fundamentals, as most co...
As the listing of the local business in the US approaches, we expect the market to gradually adopt a SOTP approach in valuing Titan, something which on our estimates could help crystallise value >€700mn or €9/share, given the lower risk premia attached on US assets. This should eventually move the valuation debate to the €40 area. We have reflected this in our model early on, now basing our valuation on a SOTP (US vs rest) lifting our PT to €40.5 (from €31), placing the stock at 6.3x 1-yr fwd EV...
As the listing of the local business in the US approaches, we expect the market to gradually adopt a SOTP approach in valuing Titan, something which on our estimates could help crystallise value >€700mn or €9/share, given the lower risk premia attached on US assets. This should eventually move the valuation debate to the €40 area. We have reflected this in our model early on, now basing our valuation on a SOTP (US vs rest) lifting our PT to €40.5 (from €31), placing the stock at 6.3x 1-yr fwd EV...
Profitability step-up confirmed; where do we go now? – Titan Cement reported FY’23 EBITDA of €540mn, delivering 63% yoy growth on the back of 3.5% volume growth, double-digit pricing and c7pps margin expansion. With FY’23 EPS at €3.4, Titan has effectively beaten its FY’26 target three years earlier, rendering the communicated business plan obsolete. Going forward, mgmt echoed a positive outlook but refrained from updating the guidance, something we believe reflects more management conservatism ...
Profitability step-up confirmed; where do we go now? – Titan Cement reported FY’23 EBITDA of €540mn, delivering 63% yoy growth on the back of 3.5% volume growth, double-digit pricing and c7pps margin expansion. With FY’23 EPS at €3.4, Titan has effectively beaten its FY’26 target three years earlier, rendering the communicated business plan obsolete. Going forward, mgmt echoed a positive outlook but refrained from updating the guidance, something we believe reflects more management conservatism ...
2023: Reclaiming investor spotlight – Greek equities had another year of stellar performance, with the ASE index popping >40%, eclipsing the Stoxx 600 by >25ppts. Strong fundamentals (mid-teens EBITDA growth for non-financials, >50% NII growth for banks) were coupled with falling risk premia thanks to crystallized domestic political stability and expectations for Greece’s return to investment grade (IG), further propelled by the generic risk-on rally in Q4 and low positioning. Financials (+66%) ...
2023: Reclaiming investor spotlight – Greek equities had another year of stellar performance, with the ASE index popping >40%, eclipsing the Stoxx 600 by >25ppts. Strong fundamentals (mid-teens EBITDA growth for non-financials, >50% NII growth for banks) were coupled with falling risk premia thanks to crystallized domestic political stability and expectations for Greece’s return to investment grade (IG), further propelled by the generic risk-on rally in Q4 and low positioning. Financials (+66%) ...
EBITDA reset to >€500mn with market yet to fully price in the rebased profit level – 2023 has turned out markedly above our and consensus expectation, with Titan Cement primed to deliver a whopping 60% yoy EBITDA growth in FY23, some 30% above consensus a year ago. With demand trends remaining healthy in Titan’s markets, we expect the group to remain on a growth trajectory vs the rebased level of profitability and now envisage mid-single digit EBITDA growth through to 2026e. Although the stock h...
EBITDA reset to >€500mn with market yet to fully price in the rebased profit level – 2023 has turned out markedly above our and consensus expectation, with Titan Cement primed to deliver a whopping 60% yoy EBITDA growth in FY23, some 30% above consensus a year ago. With demand trends remaining healthy in Titan’s markets, we expect the group to remain on a growth trajectory vs the rebased level of profitability and now envisage mid-single digit EBITDA growth through to 2026e. Although the stock h...
EME Equity Market – November 2023 Market performance – Greeks in the lead, in a month with only green across the region. The MSCI EM Europe Index added 5.6% mom in EUR terms and 8.7% mom in USD in November. The Greek ASE Index was the top performer in our region (+6.9% mom), followed by the Polish WIG20 (+5.5% mom) and the Hungarian BUX (+4.0% mom). The Czech PX Index saw the most muted performance, advancing 2.8% mom.
HEADLINES: • Teknosa: good things come in small packages (BUY - initiation of coverage) • OTP Bank: beats expectations with 3Q23 delivery • Bank Handlowy: solid 3Q23, DPS feasible and attractive, still a reason to own the stock NEUTRAL • Eurocash: 3Q23 beat on costs POSITIVE • Dogus Otomotiv: strong bottom-line beat in 3Q23 POSITIVE • Ulker: 3Q23 results - strong beat POSITIVE • Sok Marketler Ticaret: 3Q23 in line operationally, strong bottom-line beat on deferred tax income NEUTRAL • Public P...
EME Equity Market – July 2023 Market performance – gains keep on rolling in all geographies, with special mention of Turkey’s stellar performance. The MSCI EM Europe Index gained 8.6% mom in EUR terms and 9.5% mom in USD in July. Turkey clearly outperformed its peers, gaining 18.6% mom in EUR terms. Most other geographies performed more or less at similar levels, with the Polish WIG20 in the upper part of the range, advancing 7.3% mom in EUR terms, followed by the Romanian BET and Czech PX indic...
HEADLINES: • Garanti: 2Q23 highlights - in line with change of heart on discretionary provisions • Ford Otosan: 2Q23 financials - better-than-expected results POSITIVE • OMV: 2Q23 results - weak net income in 2Q23 • OMV Petrom: net loss in 2Q23, but lower than expected NEUTRAL • Borouge: 2Q23 results - in line • Alkaloid: 2Q23 - another strong quarter, with broad-based growth POSITIVE • Titan Cement: tailwinds from lower energy prices, construction demand POSITIVE • Mytilineos: CEO comfortabl...
H1’23 results driving upgrades… – Following an impressive Q1’23, Titan Cement reported another blowout quarter, with Q2’23 EBITDA +45% yoy. With H1 EBITDA +77% yoy at €241mn, Titan looks set for a significant step-up in profitability in FY’23 for second consecutive year. In the light of the stellar H1, we raise our 2023-25e EBITDA by 9-11%, now envisaging FY’23e EBITDA of €411mn (+24% yoy) and FY’24e EBITDA of €428mn. Our updated estimates reflect better demand and pricing, as well as an improve...
H1’23 results driving upgrades… – Following an impressive Q1’23, Titan Cement reported another blowout quarter, with Q2’23 EBITDA +45% yoy. With H1 EBITDA +77% yoy at €241mn, Titan looks set for a significant step-up in profitability in FY’23 for second consecutive year. In the light of the stellar H1, we raise our 2023-25e EBITDA by 9-11%, now envisaging FY’23e EBITDA of €411mn (+24% yoy) and FY’24e EBITDA of €428mn. Our updated estimates reflect better demand and pricing, as well as an improve...
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