Aperam: In-line 1Q24 EBITDA, FCF marked by WC build, 2Q24 guidance below consensus. Ayvens: Taking the brakes off. BAM: Not the best start to the year. bpost: 1Q24 in line with consensus but beat vs INGF, no outlook yet. Brunel International: good set of 1Q24 results – 5% beat on EBIT, comforting trends. B&S Group: Preview - should be a non-event. DEME Group: Preview - should be a non-event. D'Ieteren: Febiac April registrations flat YoY, VW brands up 8.4%. GBL: NAV per share in ...
During 1Q FY24, GBL posted a NAVps of €115.9ps, up 2.0% vs €113.6ps during FY23-end. GBL crystallized value on a portion of its Adidas stake by trimming its position from 7.9% to 6.9% - this generated €258.0m in cash proceeds of which €155.0m was capital gains. Both healthcare participations reported strong top line growth which was complimented by M&A while private assets cumulatively rose by €36.0m in FV. GBL Capital generated €94.0m in value and €37.0m in cash earnings. Sienna IM recorded inf...
• Q1 NAV at EUR 115.9 p/s, up 2% YTD, was in line. Pro-forma for the share cancellation approved on May 2, NAV would have been EUR 118.6• Partial sale of Adidas shares, cutting its stake to 6.9% and Affidea and Sanoptis continue their growth streak, whereas Canyon continues to struggle• Dividend guided to be ‘at least stable at EUR 2.75' for FY24• We estimate today's NAV to be EUR 118.2 p/s, implying a 41.1% discount. This remains elevated and above the long-term discount of about 27%....
>Clubs and memberships as expected, and revenue 2% below estimates for Q1 - Basic-Fit reported 4.05m memberships as at end Q1 2024 (ABNe: 4.055m), implying 13% year-on-year growth, and 250k more memberships compared with end-2023. The acquisition of RSG Spain added over 100k memberships. The new uptake of the premium membership remains at c. 50% and is now 43% of the base. The number of clubs increased to 1,506, or 238 more clubs than a year ago, and 104 more clubs th...
Deutz is a leading non-captive engine manufacturer for a wide range of customer industries with a strong and very well-known brand. The company will enter a profitable growth period soon (CAGR 2023-26e sales 8%, EPS 18%). We initiate coverage with an Outperform rating and a target price of € 7.9, reflecting >40% upside from here. - ...
Deutz is a leading non-captive engine manufacturer for a wide range of customer industries with a strong and very well-known brand. The company will enter a profitable growth period soon (CAGR 2023-26e sales 8%, EPS 18%). We initiate coverage with an Outperform rating and a target price of € 7.9, reflecting >40% upside from here. - ...
>On most key headlines, Basic-Fit reported in-line Q1 2024 results - Basic-Fit reported 4.05m memberships, 1,506 clubs and revenue of € 284m in Q1 2024. We had forecasts 4.055m memberships, 1,510 clubs and € 290m in revenue (there is no reliable consensus available). The average monthly revenue per membership amounted to € 23.57, which was a tad lower than our forecast of € 23.67. The number of clubs were as expected in France (814) and in Spain (199), a tad below our...
Basic-Fit: 1Q24 update in line, FY24 outlook in line with consensus at mid-point. bpost: Agreement on Flemish newspaper delivery; risk of provisions largely removed. Cofinimmo: Q1 results in line. Corbion: Tail wags the dog. IMCD: The last hurdle was a harsh clip. Proximus: Strong start to the year, guidance unchanged ahead of Digi arrival. Recticel: Kingspan 1Q24 trading update. Signify: 1Q24 results; revenue decline accelerates. Umicore: Confirms FY 2024 EBITDA guidance range. ...
>Growth in clubs, members and revenue seen skewed to H1 2024 - Basic-Fit is set to report its Q1 2024 trading update on 26 April at 07:30. In its Q1 and Q3 updates, Basic-Fit only reports on the number of clubs, memberships, revenue and yield only. Furthermore, Basic-Fit does not host a conference call following its Q1 and Q3 updates. Including the 47 Spanish clubs acquired from RSG Group on 27 March, we forecast 1,510 clubs (+19.1%), or well on track to achieve 1,575...
We keep our BUY rating but lower our target price from €40.0 to €37.50, reflecting our lowered estimates. The FY23 results underlying disappointed due to a slower-than-anticipated underlying ingrowth of members in 1Q24 and less support from energy cost decreases in FY24F. We do believe the market over-reacted in terms of share price correction, but we also see that the consensus estimates are too much in flux, membership ingrowth still sluggish with very low visibility and BFIT trying to get a g...
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