Key Message The company’s Clean CCS EBITDA reached USD 847 mn in Q3 2024, representing a 3% increase QoQ and a 13% decrease YoY, with the prior year impacted by additional taxes. Positive contributions stemmed from seasonal strength in consumer services, higher refined product sales, and slight improvements in waste management and upstream production, while normalizing refining margins, a turnaround-intensive period in downstream, and weak petrochemicals performance impacted the results...
Our target price for OMV is EUR 48.1, indicating a 27% upside potential, inclusive of the announced EUR 5.05 dividend. For MOL, we propose a target price of HUF 3,245, suggesting an 18% upside potential, factoring in an estimated dividend of HUF 250. We recommend 'Buy' for OMV and 'Accumulate' for MOL. In our opinion OMV holds a smaller risk. Despite challenges in the petrochemical sector, the company has achieved greater success with its international E&P portfolio, boasts more efficient refini...
MOL demonstrated resilience, achieving an impressive Clean CCS EBITDA of HUF 354 bn, a 19% decrease Y-o-Y yet a 3% increase Q-o-Q. This result surpassed market expectations by 13%. The company's market outperformance was driven by strong operational performance in the Upstream segment, robust refining operations, and a recovering petrochemical market.
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MOL beat consensus on every P&L level, starting from Clean CCS EBITDA to profit by 10% and 3% thanks to better downstream and lower negative contribution from intersegment and the positive effect of Waste management – the latter two combined explains ca. 60% of EBITDA beat. Clean CCS EBITDA and profit to equity arrived to HUF 345 bn and HUF 176 bn (or an EPS of 224) respectively. Although, Clean CCS EBITDA would have been closer to consensus excluding the relative positive EBITDA effect of inter...
MOL significantly beat consensus on every P&L level, starting from Clean CCSEBITDA to profit level by 15% and 150% thanks to large intersegment income (+USD 90mthat used to be –USD 10m) which is expected to be reverted in H2. Excluding that, CleanCCS EBITDA still should have arrived slightly higher than consensus by ca 3% as a resultof stronger gas midstream (+52% vs. consensus). Below EBITDA, CCS modification (+USD 50m vs. cons.) gains on net financials (+USD 80m vs. cons) and negative tax expe...
MOL significantly beat consensus on profit level by 94% thanks to lower tax rateand better financial expenses (low quality beat), but missed the consensus on CCSEBITDA (-8%) on slowing CEE macro. CCS EBITDA of Downstream and Upstream arrivedlower than anticipated by 16% (- 55m USD) and 12% (-40m USD), while consumer serviceand midstream were better than consensus by 25% (+25m USD) and 53% (+27m USD).o We think it is a low quality beat on profit, and market will focus on the weakermacro fueled lo...
Low quality EBITDA beat, HUGE tax expense drag profit into the red MOL beat the consensus on CCS EBITDA (+3%) but due to two extraordinary items (impairments + huge tax expense reflecting expected solidarity tax in Croatia, Slovakia, Hungary) with a total effect of ca. USD 590m drag (equivalent of HUF 300 per share) net profit into the red. So far Q4’s CF was not affected by the huge tax increase, taxes paid was in line with historical norms (ca USD 70m). The beat on CCS EBITDA is rather low ...
AT: Mayr-Melnhof - EGM to be convened EGM on December 22 (neutral) AT: Telekom Austria - Baa1 rating affirmed by Moody's (neutral) CZ: CEZ - CEZ received three bids for new nuclear power plant in Dukovany (neutral) HU: MOL - Closing the purchase of Lotos filling stations (neutral) PL: PKN - Finalizing the acquisition of Lotos (neutral) PL: PKO - Rising risk costs in 2023 (neutral)
Huge beat, 9M reported EPS reached HUF 960, EBITDA guidance lifted MOL significantly beat the consensus on profit (+13%) and on CCS EBITDA (+20%) because of better DS (+28% vs. cons) and upstream (+13% vs. cons). Key positives: FY CCS EBITDA and simplified FCF guidance is lifted again to USD 4.3bn (+28%) and to USD 2.4 bn (+54% - similar amount in absolute term) yet it still remains below consensus estimates of USD 3.8bn (our USD 4.0bn) ATH clean cash margin at upstream division (84...
AT: Andritz - Earnings above expectations, new order backlog record, guidance confirmed (positive) AT: Erste Group - Q3 22 net profit broadly in line with expectations / guidance for 2022 tweaked upwards and encouraging outlook for 2023, confirmed DPS of EUR 1.9 for 2022 (positive) AT: voestalpine - Share repurchase of up to 5.6% of the capital starts on November 10 (positive) AT: voestalpine, AMAG - Collective bargaining for the Austrian metal industry brings average wage increase of 7...
Offers value but no short term trigger We update our forecast to reflect the current commodity environment which led us to increase MOL’s 12m-ex div. target price to HUF 3,240 and lift our recommendation to BUY from Neutral. MOL is expected to generate record CCS EBITDA of HUF 1,591 bn in 2022 on the back of cheap ural and high oil price. Share price implies a strikingly low 1.98x adj. P/E’22 and 3.6x P/E’23 (vs. LT avg. of 7-8x P/E) and 2.2x and 2.6 x EV/EBITDA (vs. LT avg. of 4.5x EV/EBITDA...
AT: AGRANA - Final Q2 22/23 results confirm preliminary released key figures and the earlier adapted outlook (neutral) AT: Flughafen Wien - September traffic figures (neutral) HU: MOL - Swiss Supreme Court rejected Croatian government appeal of UNCITRAL ruling (neutral) PL: CCC - PLN 250 mn loan extended for 24 months, with tweaks to covenants and 80% guarantee from BGK (positive)
AT: AGRANA - Final Q2 22/23 results confirm preliminary released key figures and the earlier adapted outlook (neurtral) AT: Flughafen Wien - September traffic figures (neutral) HU: MOL - Swiss Supreme Court rejected Croatian government appeal of UNCITRAL ruling (neutral) PL: CCC - PLN 250 mn loan extended for 24 months, with tweaks to covenants and 80% guarantee from BGK (positive)
-The >30% correction of Brent price since June was mainly driven by rising concerns regarding global oil demand -We see several upside risks for the oil market in the near term, including a potential cut of OPEC supply and lower export of Russian oils -Assuming that Russia does not retaliate by cutting its oil supply, we reckon that an oil price shock could be avoided
-European gas consumption seems to be well covered this year even without any future inflows from Russia -To cover its 2023 gas consumption, Europe needs to offer competitive prices in order to secure more LNG in 2023e -Higher level of gas in European storages could lower the price premium and push European gas prices to lower levels in Q4 22e and H1 23e
AT: Andritz - Andritz to finish oil and power replacement of gas by November, CEO interview (neutral) AT: Verbund - Supervisory board chair calls for power price caps for industry (neutral) CZ: Banks - Energy subsidies to be funded by windfall taxes and dividends from state-controlled businesses (positive) HU: EU Commission - plans to withhold EUR 7.5 bn in funding from Hungary over the rule of law issues HU: MOL - Price cap on retail fuel prices in Hungary extended until year end (ne...
ATX indices review - FFF changes in S IMMO and Flughafen Wien, small NoS changes in IMMOFINANZ and Marinomed; Andritz to replace voestalpine in the ATX five; CECE index review - No additions/deletions but changes in FFF and/or NoS in Colt, Moneta, Magyar Telekom, OTP, PKN, PGE FTSE Index September review - AllWorld (ML) add: Medlife, One United Properties; AllWorld (ML) del: CD Projekt, Cyfrowy Polsat, ams-OSRAM; M->L: Moneta Money Bank, MOL, Gedeon Richter, Banca Transilvania, OMV Petrom ...
AT: Vienna Insurance Group - Hartwig Löger to become new CEO as of July 2023 (neutral) EU: Energy - Commission proposal of EUR 180/MWh revenue cap during winter, solidarity contribution and 5% peak demand cut, hint at electricity market reform (negative) HU: MOL - Croatian government wants INA to sell all gas produced in Croatia domestically at regulated prices (negative)
AT: Flughafen Wien - August traffic figures (neutral) AT: UBM - Acquisition in Germany to build a 10,000 m2 timber-hybrid office building (neutral) CZ: Macro - Czech year-on-year inflation dynamics decreased after 14 months DE: Encavis - Scope confirmed the investment grade BBB- rating for Encavis, raised outlook (neutral) EU: Utilities - EU to announce liquidity support scheme for utilities on Wednesday (neutral) HU: MOL - Change in the number of treasury shares (neutral) PL: Answ...
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