EME Equity Market – April 2018 Market performance – ASE gained the most in April, while the ISE30 lost the most. The MSCI EME dropped by 3.2% mom in EUR terms. The ASE index (+10% mom) reported the largest rate of return, followed by the Polish WIG20 index (+2.9%), and the BUX (+2.7% mom); while the Turkish ISE30 lost -10.4% mom, followed by the Russian MICEX (-6.3% mom), and the Czech PX index (-1.4% mom). The Romanian BET index stayed fairly flat (-0.1% mom).
HEADLINES: * Nostrum Oil & Gas: starting a new chapter (BUY - reinitiation of coverage) * Greece macro: refreshingly boring? * Immofinanz: 4Q17 - predictably weak, but positive underlying momentum driven by growing occupancy NEUTRAL * Dom Development: sells 848 units in 1Q18, up 5% yoy NEUTRAL * PKP Cargo: agreement for locomotive renovation with Newag NEUTRAL * The Rear-View Mirror - CEE markets: Romanian index the top performer in March
EME Equity Market – March 2018 Market performance – only Romania and Prague in positive territory. The MSCI EME lost 5.8% mom in March, continuing the negative trend after February’s 1.1% contraction. The Romanian BET index was the best performer in March, +3.1%, while Prague’s PX index remained broadly flat, recording a small gain of 0.3%. On the negative side, the Turkish ISE30 performed poorly, losing 9.1%, followed by the Warsaw WIG20, -7.3%. The Greek ASE index fell by 6.6% and Mosc...
HEADLINES: * Dom Development: riding the peak (HOLD - initiation of coverage) * Turkish automotive: green light for Tofas (DOAS stays BUY; FROTO stays HOLD; TOASO upgraded to BUY) * CA Immo/Immofinanz: Starwood Capital bids for CAI (EUR 27.5/share) and IIA (EUR 2.10/share) POSITIVE * CD Projekt: 4Q17 better on The Witcher sales, Gwent no surprises NEUTRAL * Cyfrowy Polsat: 4Q17 results - operating results in line, miss on the NI due to tax one-off NEUTRAL * Medicalgorithmics:...
Dom Development is the leading housing developer in Poland. Having built almost 30k units since its inception in 1995-96, the company boasts an impressive track record. Historically, Dom has focused exclusively on Warsaw. Its recent expansion into other markets (Wroclaw and Tricity) increases its earnings capacity, and reduces its reliance on a single market. With almost no debt and an experienced management team, who navigated the company successfully throughout 2008-09, we believe that Dom may...
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