Zealand announced the establishment of a new research hub in Cambridge, Massachusetts, in the greater Boston area. The facility will serve as Zealand Pharma's primary US address and is expected to be operational from September 2026. Zealand Pharma's Cambridge hub will enhance the company's research platform through AI-driven drug discovery, advanced automation, and next-generation molecule creation, accelerating the translation of scientific insight into innovative medicines. The establishment o...
Yesterday after market close, UCB announced that it has selected Gwinnett County, Georgia as the location for its new US biologics manufacturing facility. Once operational, the facility is expected to produce recently approved and future pipeline complex biologics 24/7 primarily for the US market. This project is expected to generate approx. $5bn in total economic impact, creating around 330 permanent highly skilled jobs, and more than 1000 construction jobs. Approx. 62% of the company's FY25 ne...
A global footprint and diversified terminal portfolio, supported by controlled leverage, lengthening contract durations and CPI indexed terms are the backbone of Vopak's defensive business model. Current energy market turmoil may temporarily affect performance but is also increasing storage demand amid energy security concerns and the shift toward a multi fuel energy system. FID announcements should act as catalysts, while cash returns offer downside protection. Buy reiterated and TP to €56 (fro...
Galapagos announced that, following Gilead entering into a definitive agreement to acquire Ouro Medicines for $1,675m in cash consideration, and up to $500m in contingent milestone payments, Galapagos and Gilead are in advanced partnership discussions. Economically, Galapagos would effectively co-finance Gilead's acquisition and early-stage development of gamgertamig in return for royalties on net sales (20-23%) and freedom to go up to $500m (previously $150m) in the amended OLCA. In our view, t...
Miko delivered a strong and resilient performance in FY25, achieving double-digit growth across its key financial metrics despite one of the most challenging operating environments the global coffee sector has faced in decades. We welcome Miko demonstrated its ability to absorb extreme raw material price inflation, pass through necessary price increases, protect margins and continue to grow organically. The results underline the robustness of Miko's service-oriented business model and the value ...
The proposed acquisition of leading Danish aggregates player Nymølle for an EV of c. € 120m further strengthens Cementir's leading position in Denmark and offers sizeable synergies. We remind that Cementir recently guided for FY 26 Recurring EBITDA to be slightly up, despite severe winter conditions in ao Nordics & Baltics at the start of the year. Cementir's diversified footprint with some key regional strongholds like Denmark and Belgium along with a deeply vertically integrated model in those...
FY25 EBITDA increased by 9.3% on a LFL basis and Titan guides for mid-single digit LFL EBITDA growth in FY26, which compares to our +4% forecast. We remind that Titan presented its Forward 2029 Strategic plan in November 2025, and which targets to grow EBITDA by 62% to € 1bn by 2029 on a combination of organic growth initiatives and M&A in regions where the company has an established footprint and acquisitions offer sizeable synergies potential. Overall, TITAN is seeking growth in the coming yea...
Our analysis of U.S. compounding capacity and utilization shows that North America can sustain double-digit organic growth, driving our 7.4% organic revenue CAGR (25–30) for the group. We expect strong REBITDA growth in 2026, and margin decrease due to acquisitions. Long-term margin upside is well supported by the new U.S. facilities and improved efficiency through centralized manufacturing and vertical integration in LatAm. The market continues to undervalue Fagron by focusing too heavily on ma...
Ekopak's FY25 results, while showing tighter cost discipline, were overshadowed by the withdrawal of the EPICO infrastructure fund from the Waterkracht project—creating the risk of significant operational delays or even full project loss. Although a new partnership with an infrastructure fund is intended to finance large WaaS installations through off balance sheet SPVs, the first joint project award is yet to be announced. With Waterkracht removed from our numbers, valuation remains demanding, ...
Titan's US subsidiary Titan America released solid FY25 results, with revenue up 1.8% and adjusted EBITDA up 5.2%. Titan America anticipates low single revenue growth and a modest expansion of adjusted EBITDA margins in 2026. We remind that Titan Group will release its FY25 results tomorrow (19 March). We remind as well that Titan presented its Forward 2029 Strategic plan in November 2025, and which targets to grow EBITDA by 62% to € 1bn by 2029 on a combination of organic growth initiatives and...
In the Investor Update, dsm-firmenich showed a detailed roadmap towards the company's mid-term targets, reflecting the anticipated step-by-step improvement. On the strategic side, dsm-firmenich will, after the announced ANH divestment, fully focus on growing its current portfolio of consumer oriented businesses. We remind that the guidance of 2026 is broadly in line with our and consensus expectations (2-4% organic sales growth and c. 20% adjusted EBITDA margin). We still appreciate dsm-firmenic...
At EAU 2026, mdxhealth presented data from Oxford's ProMPT study, demonstrating that the GPS test successfully stratifies the risk of treatment failure across treatment cohorts. The results showed high six-year freedom-from-failure rates. Mdxhealth and Oxford will continue their collaboration through the recently initiated ProtecT-GPS study, with management expecting data read-outs in 2026/2027. We believe these data could support future market share gains for GPS mdx and could help expand the m...
WEB reports FY25 results below our expectations. Rental income was approximately 1.0% lower at €25.2m vs €25.5m KBCSe. The like-for-like rental growth was negative at -0.3% as a result of rent reversion and a drop in occupancy. The occupancy improved 148bps vs 1H25 but remains 112bps lower YoY. EPRA earnings were 3.0% lower than expected at €3.55 per share, -3.8% YoY. The portfolio corrections remained negative, -1.0% like-for-like, after correcting for €2.7m acquisitions and € 3.8m capitalized...
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