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Both the Q1 results and the 2024 cost guidance disappointed. However, we reiterate our BUY as we continue to find the valuation attractive and believe Europris has a winning concept in the current market, but have lowered our target price to NOK80 (85), reflecting our estimate cuts.
We consider this a weak report, below expectations due to lower gross margins and higher costs, and a cost guidance above expectations. We expect consensus 2024e EBITDA to come down 7.5–10% and believe a c5–10% negative share price reaction is warranted.
Europris announced yesterday after the close that it has signed an agreement to acquire the remaining 80% of Runsvengruppen. While Europris announced in January that it would exercise the option, we find it positive that the two parties have come to a final agreement, enabling Europris to enter Sweden at what we believe is a highly attractive multiple.
We are in line with consensus for Q1, as we expect a slight gross margin recovery YOY to be offset by higher opex-to-sales. We reiterate our BUY and NOK85 target price as we still find the valuation attractive and believe Europris should continue to outperform versus the market in a tough retail environment.
We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to NOK85 (80), as we believe the long-term valuation upside potential from the ÖoB acquisition offsets the estimate cuts stemming from a disappointing Q4. At our target price, Europris would be trading at a 2025e P/E of 13x excluding the contribution from the ÖoB acquisition.
Europris announced this evening that it will exercise its option to acquire the remaining 80% of Runsvengruppen. While not surprising, we believe the decision is a clear positive, bringing Europris closer to entering Sweden at what we believe is a highly attractive multiple.
Europris announced that it won the arbitration case with RuNor considering its option to acquire the remaining 80% of Runsvengruppen and that the 2019 EBITDA as adjusted down SEK18.4m. We believe the announcement is a clear positive, bringing Europris one step closer to entering Sweden at a highly attractive multiple at a price cNOK200m below the previous guidance.
We are 3% above consensus on Q4e EBITDA, as we expect continued LFL growth and a slightly improved gross margin YOY. We reiterate our BUY recommendation and keep our target price unchanged, despite slight positive estimate revisions, as we continue to find the valuation attractive and believe Europris is well positioned for the current retail environment.
We consider this a slightly positive report for Europris, including results above consensus driven by a better gross margin and no change to the outlook. We expect a 1% positive revision to consensus 2023e EBITDA and believe a positive share price reaction is warranted.
We are positive ahead of the Q3 results, expecting a beat versus consensus driven by a continued positive LFL trend and slightly higher gross margins QOQ. We still find the valuation attractive and believe Europris has a strong offering in the current retail environment. We reiterate our BUY but have lowered our target price to NOK80 (83) on slight estimate cuts.
The Q2 results were slightly above consensus, with no change in outlook. We reiterate our BUY as we continue to believe Europris has a strong offering in the current challenging retail environment, but have cut our target price to NOK83 (85), reflecting minor estimate revisions.
We consider this a neutral to slightly positive report for Europris, including figures in line with expectations and no change to the guidance. We expect no significant change to consensus 2023e EBITDA, and believe a slight positive share price reaction is warranted.
Europris is due to report its Q2 results at 07:00 CET on 13 July. We are neutral ahead of the report, expecting EBITDA 2% below consensus and no change in outlook. We reiterate our BUY and NOK85 target price following minor positive estimate revisions. We still find the valuation attractive and expect Europris’ concept of having a broad product offering at low prices to allow it to further outperform in a challenging retail environment.
Europris reported a convincing Q1, with better than expected results driven by strong revenues and margins, as well as a positive trading update for Q2. Furthermore, we find the acquisition of the remaining 33% of Lekekassen attractive. We reiterate our BUY, but also keep our NOK85 target price given our slight positive estimate revisions are offset by the recent dividend.
Europris is set to report its Q1 results at 07:00 CET on 27 April. We are positive ahead of the report, expecting figures above consensus and no change in the outlook. We reiterate our BUY and NOK85 target price as we continue to find the valuation attractive and as we expect continued outperformance, supported by a solid offering and an improved operating platform.
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