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Slightly weak Q2 results included EBITDA 2% below consensus, driven by HQ costs. We reiterate our SELL (as we continue to find implied market expectations for cost cuts too bullish) and our NOK270 target price, after trimming our 2024–2026e EBITDA.
We consider this a mixed report for Schibsted, including group figures below consensus due to high HQ and restructuring costs, Nordic Marketplaces EBITDA slightly above and no new guidance. We expect consensus 2024e EBITDA to be revised down 1–3% and believe a slightly negative share price reaction is warranted.
We have downgraded Schibsted to SELL (HOLD) and cut our target price to NOK270 (330) as positive estimate revisions are offset by the recent DPS. With the stock trading at a significant premium to peers on near-term multiples, we are concerned that the implied cost-cutting potential needed to justify the valuation is excessive.
Schibsted delivered a weak Q1 report, including figures below expectations adjusted for News Media due to higher costs YOY and the withdrawal of the 2024 guidance for Nordic Marketplaces. We reiterate our HOLD and NOK320 target price, with negative estimate revisions offset by peer group multiples expansion.
Schibsted has announced a final agreement for the sale of News Media to the Tinius Trust and an intention to return NOK24bn to shareholders. We find the proposed distribution slightly on the low side as it will leave Schibsted debt free. Furthermore, we continue to find the proposed selling price for News Media low.
The Q4 report was soft, as the slight earnings beat was driven by news Media, which is set up for sale, while the outlook for Jobs and Lendo has led us to make slight reductions to our 2024e EBITDA. We reiterate our HOLD and NOK320 target price as we continue to see valuation support, with the stock trading in line with our SOTP.
Our Q4e EBITDA is 7% below consensus, driven by Nordic Marketplaces, as we see softer volume trends across the main verticals. We have raised our target price to NOK320 (290) but downgraded to HOLD (BUY), as the stock is trading in line with our SOTP adjusted for the potential selling price for Adevinta and News Media.
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