The ING Benelux equity research team has performed a Covid-19 scenario analysis in order to provide a reference point for investors and to test if stocks: (a) have been relatively oversold in comparison to their earnings risk; (b) still provide downside risk; and/or have balance issues in a Covid-19 scenario; and (c) could bounce sharply if a vaccine is found; or (d) benefit relatively from the crisis. Our analysis results in lists of stocks that we consider: (1) low earnings risk, with attracti...
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Nyrstar announced last Monday that it has entered into a lock-up agreement with representatives of its key financial creditor groups which sets out the terms for the recapitalisation of the group and restructuring of its debt. - The recapitalisation includes a sale by the company of the « Operating Group » at fair market value pre-restructuring to a newly incorporated English subsidiary of the company (“NewCoâ€) and one or more schemes of arrangement under the UK Companies Act 2006....
Nyrstar announced last Monday that it has entered into a lock-up agreement with representatives of its key financial creditor groups which sets out the terms for the recapitalisation of the group and restructuring of its debt. - The recapitalisation includes a sale by the company of the « Operating Group » at fair market value pre-restructuring to a newly incorporated English subsidiary of the company (“NewCoâ€) and one or more schemes of arrangement under the UK Companies Act 2006....
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Nyrstar's poor 3Q18 results have resulted in a rapid deterioration of confidence in its solvency and refinancing capabilities. Following this turn of events, Nyrstar has started a capital review to address its high leverage. We cut our TP to €0.40, pricing in a potential dilutive debt/equity swap, and change our recommendation from Hold to SELL, driven by the significant refinancing risk, low visibility on the outcome of the capital review, and high probability of dilution.
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Following the profit warning in September and the downgrades of the rating by S&P and Moody’s, the prices of Nyrstar bonds have been in free fall. The 2019 straight bond is now trading at a cash price of c. 82% (ytm of 37%), while the 2024 straight bond is trading at c. 67% (ytm of 17%). The 2022 CB 2020 put trades at a cash price of 73% (ytp of 27%). - We highlighted in our previous report published in June that the group will not have enough liquidity to cover the repayment of th...
Following the profit warning in September and the downgrades of the rating by S&P and Moody’s, the prices of Nyrstar bonds have been in free fall. The 2019 straight bond is now trading at a cash price of c. 82% (ytm of 37%), while the 2024 straight bond is trading at c. 67% (ytm of 17%). The 2022 CB 2020 put trades at a cash price of 73% (ytp of 27%). - We highlighted in our previous report published in June that the group will not have enough liquidity to cover the repayment of th...
Post Nyrstar's profit alert, we reduce our 2018F-20F EBITDA estimates by 33%, 13% and 11% and cut our target price from €7.5 to €2.8, driven by lower estimates and multiples. While we see a significant EBITDA upswing next year, we believe the current adverse market conditions could prove it difficult for Nyrstar to refinance the €350m bond, due in 2H19. As a result, we believe the company could become dependent on its lenders to provide short-term capital as bridge financing until it shows...
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Though Nyrstar’s credit metrics will improve significantly in the next two years, there are still some uncertainties at the moment in our view: the liquidity risk (not enough liquidity to cover the repayment of the EUR 350m straight bond due 2019; a new refinancing operation will therefore be needed), the reaction of S&P with regards to credit metrics that would not meet the criteria (adjusted leverage below 5x) for a B- rating at the end of this year, the execution on Port Pirie...
Though Nyrstar’s credit metrics will improve significantly in the next two years, there are still some uncertainties at the moment in our view: the liquidity risk (not enough liquidity to cover the repayment of the EUR 350m straight bond due 2019; a new refinancing operation will therefore be needed), the reaction of S&P with regards to credit metrics that would not meet the criteria (adjusted leverage below 5x) for a B- rating at the end of this year, the execution on Port Pirie...
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