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Following the Q4 results, uncertainty remains high on the timing and extent of a demand recovery, possible strategic changes by the new CEO and the effect of potential US tariffs. We reiterate our HOLD, but have raised our target price to SEK102 (92) on lower financial costs, stronger FX tailwinds, and rolling-forward effects.
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Sales growth was 7% (versus consensus of 5%), with a 2% beat versus consensus on EBITA and 6% on EPS. The higher EBITA was driven by improvement in Process, Energy & Water (PE&W) and Technology & Systems Solutions (T&SS), as well as a recovery in Infrastructure & Construction (I&C). The group EBITA margin was flat YOY at 14.6%, in line with our estimate. We have raised our 2025–2026e EBITA by 1% and our target price to SEK300 (290), while we reiterate our HOLD.
Highlights from the past week were: 1) Kinnevik-owned TravelPerk raised USD200m in an externally led funding round c40% above Kinnevik’s Q3 valuation; 2) we lowered our target price for VEF to SEK2.9 following its Q4 report; while 3) we maintained our SEK68 target price for Flerie, and note recent insider purchases; and 4) VNV reported its Q4 NAV was up 1% QOQ as Voi reached adj. EBIT breakeven.
From the past week, we highlight: 1) we increased our target price for Investor to SEK345 following its Q4 report; 2) VEF reported Q4 NAV down 26% QOQ; 3) Flerie reported NAV down 1.5% QOQ; 4) we hosted an investor lunch with VNV Global; 5) Latour announced its new CFO; and 6) Creades raised its valuation of Klarna.
Invitation to Telenor Group’s results for the fourth quarter 2024 Join us for Telenor Group’s results for the fourth quarter 2024 When: Thursday 6 February, 0900 CET / 0800 UKT. To view the webcast, without participating in the live Q&A, please visit: /telenor/q4-2024-results-call or visit Telenor.com/investors The presentation will be available via Webcast only. For media: A separate press meeting will be held at 10.30 CET at Telenor HUB, Snarøyveien 30, Fornebu. The media session will be held in Norwegian. To RSVP, please email:
On tougher comparables, we expect slower EBITDA growth YOY in Q4 than in the previous quarters, which could also affect the 2025 guidance. However, in our view, we should also start to see what Iliad can do to improve performance from 2025. We reiterate our BUY and have raised our target price to SEK130 (120).
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