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- Maria Vara
BONESUPPORT: debuts 2024 with strong financial results
Q1 2024 sales climbed by 54% (54% at CER) YoY and 7% QoQ, totalling SEK 184.4m. The US market, owing 77% of overall sales, was boosted by a 65% growth (65% at CER), with CERAMENT G being the major driver bringing SEK 92m sales (SEK 34.8m). EU showed a 27% YoY growth in sales, delivered by both prod
- Maria Vara
ONWARD: reports FY 2023, all focus set on ARC-EX US launch in H2 2024
ONWARD reported FY 2023 results with a cash position amounting to EUR 29.8m (FY 2022 EUR 61.8m) by YE 2023 and a net loss of EUR 36.2m (EUR 32.8m), which increase is given by the lower grant income (EUR 0.5m in 2023 vs. 2.1m in 2022) and slightly higher OpEx, mainly driven by R&D. Following the
- Antoine Lebourgeois
- Paul Charpentier
Vantiva: Accelerated synergy extraction amid challenging start to the ...
Vantiva reported Q1 2024 revenues down 20% yoy and -19% qoq, despite the consolidation of CommScope's Home Networks division since January 9th. This indicates a more pronounced downturn in demand than we anticipated. Management has, however, affirmed that Q1 weakness aligns with internal forecasts
- Clement Genelot
Delivery Hero: Q1 sales beat, FY sales guidance upgrade.
Q1 proved to be strong, beating consensus figures, with re-accelerating GMV and sales growth. The upgrade to FY 2024 sales guidance (with rising debate over the prospect of an EBITDA upgrade as well this year) strengthens our view that Delivery Hero deserves to rerate further beyond 0.9x EV/Sales g
- Paul Charpentier
Adyen Q1 trading update offers no surprise
Adyen reported robust net revenue growth in Q1 2024 at +21% Y/Y, bang in line with market expectations. The unchanged guidance (low-to-high twenties' growth / >50% EBITDA margin in FY2026e) and macroeconomic environment do not call for an upward estimates revision: we stick to our +22% growth fo
- Aurelien Deside
Rubrik IPO: unsustainable moat dictates sufficient margin of safety
Ahead of Rubrik's IPO later in the day, we review the vendor's activities, positioning, efficiency metrics, financials, and valuation. While we strongly believe in the growth of data security, we question Rubrik's ability to (profitably) differentiate itself over the long term, as both hyperscalers
- Clement Genelot
HelloFresh: Q1 marked by real dichotomy between ready-to-eat and meal-...
Q1 slightly topped expectations thanks to ready-to-eat (+56% YoY) while meal-kit remained in the red (-7%) and lowered the group's EBITDA margin -250bp YoY. FY 2024 guidance has been reiterated, but we stay on the sidelines as we remain concerned by "meal-kit fatigue" longer-term implications for g
- Cedric Rossi
Moncler Q1 sales: Above the mist
In our preview, we highlighted MONC's difficult equilibrium between a brisk Q1 performance and market expectations for the remainder of the year. Indeed, despite a 4% beat unveiled yesterday, management maintained its scenario of a normalisation phase for the rest of the year on the back of tough c
- Clement Genelot
Carrefour: slight miss in Q1, eyeing French EBIT growth despite price ...
After a soft Q1 missing expectations at the group-level excluding Argentina and in France, we welcome Carrefour's more proactive stance on its French price positioning (targeting a volume market share trend reversal) with ongoing waves of price cuts that should materialise throughout the year, fina
- Clement Genelot
Casino: first quarter of the new beginning
With the "New Casino" now almost fully refocused on urban convenience and online, and drawing up what its new reporting standards will be, we welcome an unmatched level of transparency. The extent of the Q1 EBITDA decline raises questions about Franprix and we continue to see the group as way too c
- Clement Genelot
Fnac Darty: Q1 LfL decelerating as expected, FY guidance reiterated
The Q1 LfL trend continued to slow in line with estimates while product mix provided a nice 30bp gross margin boost. Even with reiterated FY 2024 EBIT and FCF guidance, uncertainty over the timing of a consumption recovery remains a huge pushback preventing everyone from being more bullish despite
- Paul de Froment
- Sebastián Marroquin Mérida
- Thomas Mordelle
NHOA: Slow start into 2024
NHOA reported Q1 revenue of EUR58m (+57% YoY, -26% QoQ), a rather low quarter compared to FY24 revenue expectations (cons. at EUR430m), but with NHOA exposed to the overall pace of project deliveries in Energy Storage that can vary significantly quarter on quarter. Revenue mix did not improve this
- Maria Vara
XVIVO: delivering a solid Q1 2024 performance
XVIVO reported Q1 2024 results with a YoY organic growth of 32% (32% adj. for currency) in net sales raising to SEK 186m. The solid performance was driven by i) thoracic business reporting a 33% YoY growth, totalling SEK 121m sales, with disposables sales rising by 39% as of larger utilization in t
- Cedric Rossi
BIC: Soft Q1 followed by a gradual acceleration from Q2 onwards
Yesterday, BIC unveiled Q1 numbers that reflected management's message highlighting a soft start to the year, but showed a modest miss vs CSS expectations (sales: -1% / aEBIT: -1.5%) given the negative phasing impact in Lighters (38% of sales and 69% of aEBIT before unallocated costs). With trends
- Loic Morvan
- Paul Rouviere
Kering: Even worse than expected: H1 EBIT should be down at least 40%
Mid-March, Kering warned the market that Q1 sales momentum would be very poor. As expected, Q1 sales were down -10% organically of which -18% for Gucci. FX had a -3% negative impact on sales growth, partly offset by +2% positive scope effect from Creed.However, given the sharp revenue decline in Q1
- Paul de Froment
- Sebastián Marroquin Mérida
- Thomas Mordelle
Waga Energy: another commissioning in France
Waga Energy yesterday announced the commissioning of a Wagabox in Chatuzange (France) on a site operated by Veolia, one of the largest European players in the waste management and utility industry. The site has been equipped with a Wagabox able to produce up to 25GWh/year of biomethane, directly in
- Cedric Rossi
- Clement Genelot
- Loic Morvan
- Paul Rouviere
- Philippine Adam
On the shelves now: Consumer Weekly #25
In this Consumer Weekly newsletter, we provide a brief overview of the key factors affecting our Consumer coverage, from Luxury & Consumer goods to Retail & E-commerce and Food & Ingredients. This week, we comment on resilient US activity from the perspective of a healthy Logistics Mana
- Loic Morvan
- Paul Rouviere
L'Oréal reports encouraging Q1 2024 sales figures
L'Oréal's Q1 sales were above market expectations. Excluding a technical one-off positive impact, sales grew 8.1% lfl over the quarter (consensus: +6.4%) thanks to strong performances in the mass market and Derma Beauty divisions. L'Oréal continued to outperform a still dynamic beauty market (+6%).
- Clement Genelot
Food Delivery: diverging growth/FCF profiles
Post TKWY and ROO's Q1 figures and ahead of DHER's publication, we note an improving growth trend in Q1. This growth will nevertheless have to rebalance towards orders as out-of-home food is also set to face disinflation this year. The ability to recreate HSD% growth will be the name of the 2024-25
- Cedric Rossi
EssilorLux: in-line Q1 sales performance and good vibes ahead of Q2
Yesterday evening, EssilorLux unveiled Q1 sales up 5.5% FX-n to EUR6.34bn, fairly in line with CSSe (EUR6.38bn) despite a tough comp base and unfavourable calendar effect. We see room for accelerating trends given increased tailwinds from: 1/ pricing in frames (BGe: MSD price hike), 2/ the ramp-up
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