1M Performance - Absolute: During Jan'25 (1M period), the KBCS Holdings Universe posted a return of +3.1% which was mainly driven by multi-asset holdings (+3.3%) while single-asset holdings posted a slightly lower return of +2.7%. The 3 top performers during the period were Sofina (+10.6%), Financière de Tubize (+7.5%) and Whitestone Group (+6.4%) while the 3 worst performers were Gimv (-2.0%), The Infrastructure Company (TINC; -3.4%) and Texaf (-5.1%). YTD Performance - Relative: On a YTD bas...
TINC announced that it has made a €61m (for a 36.67% preferred equity interest) investment in Project Mufasa, one of the largest battery energy storage systems (BESS) in the EU. TINC will fund the investment under its €200m revolving credit facility. The project will be located in the North Sea Port Vlissingen, a key hub for renewable energy in the Netherlands. The BESS will replace a former coal-fired power plant and represents a major step forward in supporting the transition to renewable powe...
In 9M24/25 ending 31Dec2024, Greenyard's LfL sales increased 5.6% to € 3.95bn. This increase is driven by higher volumes (+3.4%), an increase in prices of 1.4% and a slight increase in service sales (+0.8%). As a result, the y/y increase is 3Q was 25% after 4.4% and 10.2% in 1Q and 2Q respectively. We lower our TP to € 6.6, in line with our updated DCF, as Greenyard sees increased competitive pressure in the food industries. Also they see the impact of the ongoing geopolitical and economic uncer...
In this note, we analyse Alfen's recent financial performance and future outlook. Despite being undervalued based on fundamentals, Alfen faces significant challenges. The company must navigate a delicate balance: they can't afford to set overly optimistic targets and risk missing them, but setting targets too low could undermine investor confidence. We lower our revenue and margin estimates based on the current market conditions. Consequently, our DCF based target price decreases from € 24 to € ...
Yesterday, Alfen published FY24 revenues (down 3.3% YoY at EUR487.6m) broadly in line with consensus and BGe expectations (respectively EUR483.0m and EUR485.2m). Gross margin, however, came in at 23.7% (-6.3ppt vs. 30.0% in FY23) and was affected by significant one-off items whereas adjusted EBITDA
Ackermans & van Haaren: Acquisition of boutique wealth manager Petram & Co. Alfen: Takes care of costs and debt, guidance misses. Arcadis: Solid backlog growth provides comfort. BAM: A friend of ours, 10% yield. CM.com: 2H24 results – FCF positive, capital restructuring. dsm-firmenich: Cash in, cash back. Flow Traders: Roller Coaster. KBC: Encouraging outlook to 2027, poor dividend. RELX: FY24 results – in line, £1.5bn buyback in 2025. Talabat: A beat at its maiden 4Q24 results...
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