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Krisztian Karikas
  • Krisztian Karikas

Consistent growth in Q3, net profit boosted by Spanish network sale

DIGI has reported its Q3 2024 earnings today morning. Revenues increased by 14.2% YoY, mainly driven by the Spanish segment where the revenue increased by 22.1% YoY. While the OPEX and DD&A both increased YoY, the EBIT came in ten times higher at EUR 447mn driven by an EUR 390mn other income coming from the partial sale of its Spanish FTTH network. EBITDA arrived at 565.4 in Q3, up by 276% YoY and Net profit rose to EUR 342.8mn from last year’s EUR 13mn.

Research Team
  • Research Team

WOOD Daily: 11B PW; SFG RO; AEGN GA; ELPE GA; HTO GA; SNG RO; MTELEKOM...

HEADLINES: • 11 bit studios: 3Q24 surprises slightly positively, but ytd Frostpunk 2 sales disappoint NEGATIVE • Sphera Group: small beat in 3Q24 – new Cioccolatitaliani franchise signed for Italy POSITIVE • Aegean Airlines: 3Q24 – flat RASK, CASKX up 14%; 27% lower EBIT, on 4% lower ASK (in line) NEUTRAL • HELLENiQ Energy: 3Q24 results and interim dividend NEUTRAL • OTE: 3Q24 results review – soft quarter, with flat yoy adjusted EBITDA, in line with expectations NEUTRAL • Romgaz: 3Q24 results N...

Felix Fischer ... (+7)
  • Felix Fischer
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Ian Wong
  • Jayanth Kandalam
  • Peter Low
  • Si Yong Ng
  • Tanvi Arora

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Air Baltic, Aggreko, PHM Group, Rekeep, Hapag-Lloyd, Bite, Applus, Iliad, Digi Communications, Kem One, Axactor, Nomad Foods (Iglo), Premier Foods, CBR Fashion, Telecom Italia, Boparan, Altice France (SFR), Ineos, Ineos Quattro, Casino Guichard-Perrachon

Russell Waller
  • Russell Waller

Digi (Equal Weight) Q3 24: Capex up; Belgium/Portugal updates (not go...

Digi has reported a good set of Q2 numbers vs expectations, with EBITDAaL +11% ahead of consensus. 2024 capex guidance has though been lifted for the third quarter in a row, and new guidance for 2025 is well ahead of our model.

Research Team
  • Research Team

WOOD Daily: EAT PW; EUR PW; CBF PW; MBR PW; ALE PW; VRC PW; TEN PW; PK...

HEADLINES: • AmRest: 3Q24 in line, on a EUR 9m positive one-off NEGATIVE • Eurocash: 3Q24 weak, as expected; FY25E guidance cancelled NEGATIVE • cyber_Folks: 3Q24 results review – 26% yoy adjusted EBITDA growth, 2% above our estimate POSITIVE • Mo-BRUK: 3Q24 EBITDA up 26% yoy, 22-28% above our and the market's expectations POSITIVE • Allegro: 3Q24 EBITDA beat, but yoy decline guided for 4Q24E, due to international operations NEUTRAL • Vercom: 3Q24 results - 28% yoy EBITDA growth, in line with ou...

Haidje Rustau ... (+6)
  • Haidje Rustau
  • Ian Wong
  • Jayanth Kandalam
  • Peter Low
  • Si Yong Ng
  • Trung Nguyen

Lucror Analytics - Morning Views Europe

In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: PHM Group, Rekeep, Air Baltic, Telecom Italia, Digi Communications, Huhtamaki, Boels, Nomad Foods (Iglo), Arxada, Ardagh, Softbank Group, Samvardhana Motherson, Borr Drilling, Iceland Foods

Stephane Beyazian
  • Stephane Beyazian

Vodafone : Better FCF in H1 2025 but record low in Germany

>H1 2025 EBITDA in line with expectations - Q2 2025 group sales were up 4.6% y-o-y to € 9,240m, above expectations (consensus € 9,071m, ODDO BHF € 9,226m), and still helped by hyperinflation in Turkey (sales +89% y-o-y). H1 2025 EBITDAaL was up 2.5% y-o-y to € 2,730m. The targets for 2025 were confirmed (as expected): Vodafone is targeting adjusted pro forma EBITDAaL of € 11bn and adjusted FCF of at least € 2.4bn (consensus: € 2.47bn). These pro forma targets are...

Stephane Beyazian
  • Stephane Beyazian

Vodafone : Better FCF in H1 2025 but record low in Germany

>H1 2025 EBITDA in line with expectations - Q2 2025 group sales were up 4.6% y-o-y to € 9,240m, above expectations (consensus € 9,071m, ODDO BHF € 9,226m), and still helped by hyperinflation in Turkey (sales +89% y-o-y). H1 2025 EBITDAaL was up 2.5% y-o-y to € 2,730m. The targets for 2025 were confirmed (as expected): Vodafone is targeting adjusted pro forma EBITDAaL of € 11bn and adjusted FCF of at least € 2.4bn (consensus: € 2.47bn). These pro forma targets are...

Russell Waller
  • Russell Waller

Altice International (Over weight) Digi (Equal weight) NOS (Neutral, T...

Digi launched in Portugal, one week ago – read our take HERE. In this report we look at how the launch has been received in Portugal (including a run-through of tariff changes by the incumbents).

Chris Hoare
  • Chris Hoare

Vodacom (Buy, TP: ZAR150, +50%) Q2 25: Soft vs. expectations

Vodacom has reported a soft set of Q2 results relative to expectations. However, trends remained solid, especially top line which continued to grow close to double digit growth. This is encouraging and we continue to think that the tide is turning in SA (please see HERE for more details), but it seems the turn will take longer than we hoped.

Carole Braudeau
  • Carole Braudeau

Credit Morning 11/06/2024

Digi launches very aggressive offers in Portugal ELO/Auchan: Announcement of the plan to return to growth in France and of the redundancy plan>...

Roy Külter ... (+3)
  • Roy Külter
  • Steven Boumans
  • Thomas Zlowodzki
DHL DHL GROUP
AKE ARKEMA ... (+25)

ODDO BHF SECURITIES MORNING NEWS – DETAILED COMMENTS 11/06/2024

Our baseline scenario materialised last night: Donald Trump seems to be on course to win the US presidential election, and the choice of the electorate is unlikely to be challenged. He could end up with a majority in both houses of Congress. US equities will be the first to benefit from this development. In European equities, the biggest winners will be Energy, Media, Metals, Construction & Materials, Financial Services and Insurance. More at risk, however, are the Utilities, Spirits,...

Carole Braudeau
  • Carole Braudeau

Morning Crédit 06/11/2024

ELO/Auchan : annonce du plan de relance en France et du plan social Digi lance des offres très agressives au Portugal>...

Roy Külter ... (+3)
  • Roy Külter
  • Steven Boumans
  • Thomas Zlowodzki
DHL DHL GROUP
AKE ARKEMA ... (+25)

ODDO BHF SECURITIES MORNING NEWS – COMMENTAIRES DETAILLES 06/11/2024

Notre scénario central s’est concrétisé dans la nuit : Donald Trump remporte la présidentielle américaine, et le choix des électeurs ne devrait pas être contesté. Il pourrait disposer d’une majorité dans les deux assemblées. Les actions américaines en seront les premières bénéficiaires. Sur les actions européennes, les secteurs les plus gagnants seront l’Energie, les Médias, les Métaux, Construction & Materials, Financial Services, Insurance. Sont en revanche plus à risque Utilities, ...

Stephane Beyazian
  • Stephane Beyazian

Vodafone : Digi strongly breaks onto the Portuguese market

>Prices ~60% lower than those of NOS, MEO and Vodafone - As expected after the aggressive offerings launched by the Romanian group Digi in Spain and Italy (fibre at € 10/month and mobile at € 5), Digi launched onto the Portuguese market with commercial aggression yesterday. For instance, the grouped offerings (fibre + mobile + TV) look very generous and attractive at € 26-28 per month and on promotion until € 22 by year-end vs € 56-64 at major brands MEO, NOS and Vod...

Research Team
  • Research Team

WOOD Daily: ILRA CZ; MGROS TI; KLKIM TI; FROTO TI; TUPRS TI; THYAO TI;...

HEADLINES: • Ilirija d.d.: ADRs growth pace cools, cost inflation persists (NOT RATED) • Migros: good set of operating results in 3Q24 POSITIVE • Kalekim: strong bottom-line performance in 3Q24 POSITIVE • Ford Otosan: 3Q24 results – quarterly margin improvement tempered by lower export guidance NEUTRAL • Tupras: 3Q24 results – net income beats the consensus; comment on the fire at the Izmit refinery NEUTRAL • Turkish Airlines: 3Q24 – strong cargo and investments offset steep growth in staff cost...

Stephane Beyazian
  • Stephane Beyazian

Vodafone : Digi casse le marché portugais durablement

>Des prix ~60% plus bas que ceux de NOS, MEO et Vodafone - Comme prévu après les offres agressives lancées par le groupe roumain Digi en Espagne et en Italie (fibre à 10 € et mobile à 5 €), Digi s’est lancé avec agressivité commerciale sur le marché portugais hier. A titre d’exemple, les offres groupées (fibre+mobile+TV) ressortent très généreuses et attractives à 26-28 €/mois et en promotion à 22 € jusqu’à la fin de l’année versus 56-64 € chez les marques majeures ME...

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