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We are significantly below consensus for Q1e EBITDA, expecting underperformance in all segments and verticals, except for Real Estate. We reiterate our SELL and have lowered our target price to NOK280 (290) on our estimate revisions. At our new target price, Schibsted would be trading at a c10% discount to our SOTP.
The Q4 report was weak, with EBITDA 14% below consensus, reflecting soft growth in Nordic Marketplaces and higher costs than expected. We reiterate our SELL and on lowered estimates have cut our target price to NOK290 (300) – at which the stock would be trading at a 10% discount to SOTP and in line with peers on 2026e EV/EBITDA.
Recommerce’s transactional service is a key growth driver for Schibsted, despite its significant historical EBITDA losses. In this note, we have taken a closer look at what is needed to reach profitability in volumes and improved unit economics. We believe the 2027 CMD EBITDA target and consensus for the segment are optimistic, and that Schibsted should reconsider its strategic options to reduce losses and crystalise value. We reiterate our SELL and NOK300 target price.
Our tracking of car ads in Norway shows that a significant share of the dealers traded up from the Basis package despite significant price increases. We believe this supports consensus of double-digit revenue growth for Mobility in 2025.
Our tracking and checks with industry sources show that the downgrading of packages from ‘Large’ to ‘Medium’ looks to have accelerated following the new pricing model in Real Estate. If the current trend continues, we believe there is downside risk to consensus and Schibsted growth targets presented at the CMD 2024.
We believe the Schibsted CMD revealed that its future success is more dependent upon its ability to create revenue growth than pursue low-hanging cost cuts. We reiterate our SELL and NOK300 target price, as we continue to find the valuation rich relative to its peer group and growth prospects.
Schibsted is due to host its CMD in Barcelona on 19 November. With the stock up c70% YTD and Nordic Marketplaces trading at an implied 2024e EV/sales of c11x, we are concerned underlying market expectations on revenues and cost cuts could prove optimistic. We reiterate our SELL and NOK300 target price.
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