Yesterday, the German government (via KfW) secured a 25.1% "blocking minority" in TenneT's German operations. The €3.3bn deal ends years of negotiations between Germany and the Netherlands. The deal is struck at the same equity value following the capital contribution (46%) from ABP, GIC and Norges Bank in 09/25 at a total equity value of 13.3bn. TenneT NL will hold the remaining 28.9%. We understand from the Handelsblatt that KfW will invest an additional €1.7bn before 2035. TenneT GE will no...
We upgrade our recommendation to Accumulate and raise our price target to €135.0 from €110.0 on multiple expansion over the next 6 to 12 months. We leave our EPS estimates for FY26-27 unchanged, but increase our price target to 22x FY27 EPS. Our previous target was based on 20x FY26 EPS, but we roll forward on a 10% higher multiple as the sentiment towards grid operators benefits from the “wall of money” into datacenters, while grid connection is the bottleneck. It can take years before the ROE ...
Besi is at an inflection point. Yesterday’s preannouncement confirms that visibility on the recovery in mainstream packaging is materializing. At the same time, confidence in hybrid bonding adoption continues to build. For our latest perspective on the stock, please see the note below.
We reiterate our BUY rating on BESI and raise our target price from €155 to €200 per share following a strong ad-hoc 4Q25 trading update. Order intake of approximately €250m significantly exceeded expectations, driven by AI data centre-related applications 2.5D packaging and photonics. In our view this performance reinforces BESI's investment case, which is now supported by three key drivers: (1) Sustained AI-related demand for advanced packaging technologies; (2) A cyclical recovery in mainstre...
BE Semiconductor Industries: Exceptional order intake supports strong FY26. Heineken: Back from the Brink. Wolters Kluwer: An acquisition and a new CP & ESG CEO. Staffing sector: US temp volume touch weaker vs November; downward revisions to Oct/Nov; NFP jobs miss expectations. Coverage change
We hosted our 29th ODDO BHF Forum in Lyon on 8 and 9 January 2026. In total, 220 companies presented over the two days. In the following note, we provide some initial feedback from the companies on Day 2, in addition to Day 1 feedback (Link to Day 1 feedback). Key positive companies were Corbion, DEME, Elia Group, Knorr Bremse, Sulzer, Séché Environnement, Fraport, Vallourec and TUI. More cautious companies were Arkema, Fastned, INWIT, Manitou, Roche Bobois, Téléperformance, and Colonial SFL. T...
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