In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: European Entertainment Group, SPIE, Pfleiderer, Altice France (SFR), Forvia (formerly Faurecia), Ineos, Sammontana Italia, Ineos Quattro, Biogroup, Cerba, Ithaca Energy
Summary: Waberer’s reported strong Q2/25 results today. The company posted record quarterly EBIT of EUR 18mn (+68% YoY) on consolidated revenues of EUR 203mn (+7.2%YoY). Logistics saw a slight decrease compared to the base period, with EBIT decreasing by EUR 0.4mn to EUR 7.1mn in the second quarter. Logistics revenues also fell, due to the lower fleet size of LINK. The Insurance segment continues to drive growth, with Q2 segment EBIT reaching EUR 11mn. Growth was mainly driven by the Posta ...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Loxam, Atalian, Progroup, Techem, Fedrigoni, Tele Columbus, Odido, EVOCA, Pfleiderer, Victoria, Mehilainen, Biofarma, Cerba, Picard, Scan Global Logistics, Odigeo, Lecta, Stena AB
A director at PKP Cargo S.A. bought 1,016 shares at 15.940PLN and the significance rating of the trade was 50/100. 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 clearly...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: Boparan, Pfleiderer, Alain Afflelou, Novelis, Bombardier, Altice France (SFR), Vedanta Resources, Softbank Group, Tereos, Air Baltic, Benteler International, Tullow Oil
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: PeopleCert, Profine, Pfleiderer, Multiversity, Flos B&B Italia (formerly International Design Group), Omnia Technologies, Biofarma, Crown Holdings, Mooney (formerly SisalPay), Pasubio, Standard Profil, AMS Osram, Novelis
Following the strategic update and the latest results, we update our forecasts on Waberer’s. Logistics may begin to normalize and continue to deliver sustainable profitability, while the Insurance segment will drive growth in the coming quarters. Waberer’s remained unreasonably cheap despite being able to complete recent acquisitions with compelling valuation. These companies will likely enhance profitability, contributing more than EUR 10mn+ at EBIT level in 2025. Based on these key drivers, ...
The Europe HY Trade Book for May 2025 includes current trade recommendations drawn from our European HY coverage universe, along with relative-value scatter plots and tables by industry. We also discuss the US tariff situation and key related impacts.
Pfleiderer has released poor FY 2024 results, with net leverage increasing 4.0x y-o-y to 9.1x. Positively, the numbers (excluding electricity hedging) improved slightly in Q4 as the business started stabilising, albeit at low levels. Looking ahead, we anticipate a gradual recovery, supported by cost-saving initiatives and a (slow) market recovery. We maintain our "Buy" recommendation for investors with a high degree of risk tolerance.
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: AMS Osram, Nexans, Lowell, Aston Martin, Constellium, Pfleiderer, Loewen Play, Pasubio, Motel One, Synthomer, Ineos Quattro, Air France-KLM, Tele Columbus, Selecta, Progroup, SIG plc, Modulaire, Hapag-Lloyd, Adler Pelzer, International Personal Finance, Stena AB, Standard Profil, Bombardier, Ontex, Vedanta Resources, Cirsa
Key message: Waberer’s reported a consolidated EBIT for 2024 of EUR 45.0mn, which translates into a 5% increase compared to 2023. As a result, the management delivered its full-year EBIT guidance of EUR 40mn+. The report lacked forward looking statements but Waberer’s will hold an Investor Day on Friday.
In this publication, we review the past year and discuss our outlook for the next 12 months. We begin our discussion with the macro factors at play, including GDP forecasts, the geopolitical landscape and our expectations for cost inflation. We also trace the development of primary markets in the European HY space, and give our view on defaults in general as well as for our coverage universe. We then discuss sector trends and expectations, along with earnings development for companies under our ...
In today's Morning Views publication we comment on developments of the following high yield issuers: CeramTec, Guala Closures, Kiloutou, TeamSystem, TI Fluid Systems, Fedrigoni, Odido, House of HR, TalkTalk, Klockner Pentaplast, Profine, PureGym, Picard, Adler Pelzer, Bertrand Franchise, Standard Profil, Recordati, Kantar, Pasubio, Loewen Play, Pfleiderer, Hurtigruten, Motel One, Mahle
Key message: Waberer’s reported Q3 consolidated EBIT of EUR 10.1mn, which translates into a 26% increase compared to the same period last year. The company maintained fullyear EBIT guidance of EUR 40mn+ while clarified its revenue guidance at EUR 770-780 mn. ITS became unprofitable again on EBIT level (EUR -1.9mn) due to the unfavourable tax policy changes affecting the segment’s polish subsidiary (LINK). As a result, the company decided to implement a strategic change in LINK’s operations, ...
Key message: Waberer’s achieved its highest consolidated EBIT result in the last 4 quarters after all 3 business units recorded positive EBIT for Q2. ITS returned to profitable EBIT level as a result of (1) the successful spring tender season, (2) the first positive impacts of market consolidation on price levels and (3) the positive operational performance of the recently acquired rail logistics subsidiary. For 2024, the management maintained its EBIT guidance of EUR 40mn+, while the Group...
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