Viridien is splitting the CEO/Chair role when Sophie Zurquiyah steps down in June 2026, which is evidence of good corporate governance. Keeping
Please find our updated analysis here.
Viridien has delivered on the promise to move to an asset-light business and has been rewarded with rising free cash flow generation as
The Q3 result was strong; the company reaffirmed its $100m net cash flow expectations for the full year. Repayment or factoring of
The Q2 2025 numbers did not contain any surprises. We still forecast FY revenue at $1.1bn and EBITDA of around $500m. The company generated
The Q1 numbers were strong. DDE (data business) benefited from NOCS and E&P majors gearing up for a stronger drilling environment. The SMO (manufacturing) business saw a
As tariffs continue to influence market dynamics, we've taken a comprehensive look across our coverage to highlight the names most likely to be affected. For full transparency, we've also included those that remain unaffected—it's just as important to understand where the impact isn't being felt.
The idea here is
Refinancing the USD/EUR notes due 2027 was raised as an option during the FY call. The new SSNs will push the maturities out to 2030. Interest costs will
The Data business was strong, but with 2023 a tough comp, the Manufacturing business lagged. The company expects to refinance its April 2027 bonds in
The DDE segment performed strongly, but SMO was disappointing (down 50%) due to a shift of deliveries into Q4. Full-year guidance was
Results were positive for creditors. Revenue was 8% light vs our model on lower-than-expected orders in the Sensor and
The 1/100 stock split has no impact on cash, but for the equity moving the stock price from the €0.48 today is optically
CGG had a strong Q1 with Revenue/EBITDA and cash flow all beating our model. The pull to par in the bonds will continue. However, as we have said before, we do
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CGG operationally continues to improve, and we expect FCF/Cash interest at 1.4x in 2024. National Oil Companies have already increased expenditure, and the
The upgrade of CGG to B- recognises that 2024/2025 will likely benefit from improving performance operationally and the end of some