A director at DP Eurasia N.V bought 442,831 shares at 95p and the significance rating of the trade was 66/100. 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 sho...
DP Eurasia has achieved a strong start to the year in Turkey with system sales LfL growth of +17.5% (on a post IAS 29 basis) in Jan-Apr’23, driven by strong consumer demand and successful pricing and product innovations introduced by the company in the last four months. COFFY brand continues to expand with 11 new stores opened in the period taking the total to 40 stores. Guidance for 2023E has been maintained for high-single digit system sales LfL growth, 35-40 net Domino’s openings and 50-60 ne...
Aslan Saranga, CEO of Domino’s Pizza Eurasia discusses key aspects of the recent FY’22 results, how the Turkish business has been able to grow market share against a backdrop of very high inflation and prospects for their new brand COFFY. A commitment to maintaining high rates of openings for both the pizza and coffee business remains the priority for capital allocation. The proposed divestment in Russia, even though it is currently treated as discontinued, is on the agenda for FY’23.
DP Eurasia successfully navigated the hyperinflationary environment in Turkey in 2022, delivering 86% revenue growth and 93% adj. EBITDA growth (pre-IAS 29 basis) in 2022. Strong trading has been driven by the group’s strong focus on value through menu innovations like its $1 Pizzetta. Leverage has declined to 1.8x adj. net debt/adj. EBITDA from 1.9x in 2021, and liquidity remains strong with TRY360m in cash and TRY225m undrawn facility available. Current trading is strong with +11.5% LFL in Tur...
DP Eurasia successfully navigated the hyperinflationary environment in Turkey in 2022, delivering LfL growth in line with inflation thanks to its focus on value through pricing and menu innovations like its $1 Pizzetta. S trong trading attracted franchisee interest with 48 net new Domino’s stores opened in Turkey in 2022. The exciting new coffee shop brand, COFFY, has expanded to 29 stores and is also generating significant franchisee interest, leading to “ambitious targets for 2023” for t...
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EME Equity Market – September 2020 Market performance – most indices in the red in EUR terms, while ISE30 Index advanced 2.9%. In September, the MSCI EM Europe Index lost 5.8% in EUR terms and 7.5% in local currency terms. The ISE30 Index was the best performer, adding 2.9% in EUR terms and 6.0% in local currency terms. The Romanian BET Index lost 0.6% in USD terms, but remained largely flat (+0.1%) in RON term; while the Greek ASE Index lost 1.5% in EUR terms. The Russian MOEX Index declined 4....
HEADLINES: • Greece macro: continuing COVID-19 really hurting • Magnit: sales dynamics ease in August; 3Q keeps lfl pace of 2Q POSITIVE • DP Eurasia: soft 1H20 due to Russian market NEGATIVE • Ciech: adjusted 2Q20 EBITDA 4% above the consensus POSITIVE • Gradus: invests in photovoltaic power plant POSITIVE • Polish telecoms: Huawei might be banned from Polish mobile networks NEGATIVE • Inter Cars: sales +5% yoy in August NEUTRAL • OPAP: 2Q20E preview - witnessing the effects of...
EME Equity Market – July 2020 Market performance – majority of indices in the red, with the ISE30 Index down 12.6%. Following its mediocre decline in June, the MSCI EM Europe Index declined 4.4% in EUR terms, but gained 0.4% in local currency terms in July. Following the rather large decline in the Turkish equities, the MOEX Index was also down, 3.5%, in July; while the Athens’ benchmark declined 3.3% and the Romanian BET Index fell 3.2%. Following its gain last month, the PX Index decline...
HEADLINES: • DP Eurasia: 1H20 trading update - affected by COVID-19, but still not that bad POSITIVE • EME Macro/Strategy: EU deal to benefit less well-off countries the most • Aegean Airlines: 40% of operations restored as of July, expects to reach 50% in August NEUTRAL • Orange Polska: announces management board changes NEGATIVE • Mail.ru: 2Q20E - strong results expected, but driven partly by temporary factors (due out tomorrow) • Eurocash: 2Q20E preview - 8% yoy EBITDA drop exp...
EME Equity Market – June 2020 Market performance – in June, Turkish equities performed the best (+7.7%), while Hungary was the weakest (-2.2%). Following its rebound in the past couple of months, the MSCI EM Europe Index declined in June, losing 1.8% in EUR terms and 0.6% in local currency terms. Turkish equities were the best performers, with the ISE30 Index +7.7%, followed by Prague’s PX Index (+3.5%), and the WIG20 (+2.3%). After its good run in May, the Romanian BET lost 0.3% in June, ...
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