Adler - Staying our Course
Please refer to our slightly updated analysis here.
So we’ve been looking at Adler as a company that has a company with two daughters: a pretty one in plain clothing and one that’s all dressed up, but they don’t like to mention. Management are looking to
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INTU SGS - Comments
SGS management released an October update on their shopping centres, with all metrics continuing to rebound: Occupancy
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Haya - Stuck in no man's land
We have updated our model here.
Haya’s quarterly numbers are a distraction from the main issue - retention of the Sareb contract - which we should
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Adler - Comments
Shares are down 10% today on a Q3 release that disappointingly offered no insight into nothing. LfL rental
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Pizza Express - Comments
Q3 results have been very encouragingly strong for the UK QSR Chain. Having gone through a CVA and bond restructuring last
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KCA Deutag - restructuring in the past, where to now?
We have updated our model here.
KCA Deutag has successfully managed the exit from restructuring, what are the next steps? Underlying business is
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Amigo - Still waiting.
Please find our unchanged analysis here.
Clarity is emerging in the Amigo situation post the release of their H1 numbers this morning. Press headlines will focus on
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TAP - Comments
Turkish Airlines denied that it has made any attempt at buying an international airline at this juncture. Portuguese newspaper Negocios had
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Adler - Putting it all together, Positioning
Please refer to our updated analysis of Adler here.
In analysing the valuations of the various Consus properties as well as Adler’s yielding assets and receivables, we are coming to the conclusion that on a
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Boparan – Liquidity flowing and ebbing.
Please find our unchanged analysis here.
Boparan had been very vocal about the cost headwinds it faced. Also, the poor Q4 numbers were no surprise. After quarter-end Ranjit Boparan took away one
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Travel - Comment
Instead of examining Black Friday “bargains” the market’s focus has turned to a new Covid 19 strain emerging from Southern Africa. Airline stocks have
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TAP - Comment
On a day where the presence of new Covid 19 in South Africa and the absence of investors from New York are wrecking havoc, especially in the travel sector, TAP’s Q3 release yesterday went almost unnoticed. Operating
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Standard Profil - Comment
The auto supplier’s newly issued SSNs (B-) dropped to 80 and below this morning following the company’s Q3 release yesterday evening. The
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WFS – Flying away to the shelf
Please find our updated analysis here.
WFS has benefitted from an upsurge in cargo demand during covid, although the weak position of its ground handling business means 2021 will still be
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Casino - Comment
Casino completed its refinancing raising an additional €425m of senior debt at € +4%, and with €105m of the proceeds
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OHLA - Comment
In an interview with El Pais, Luis Amodio (OHLA Chairman) commented that OHLA anticipates a rise in orders from Europe as the post-COVID spending plans are enacted. Public officials are
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German Real Estate - Macro vs Micro
Please refer to our analyses and videos of Aggregate and Adler, the latter to be updated before Q3.
If waves are there for surfing and if the trick is to ride them before they break, then German Real Estate is the type of wave we are looking for. It’s been
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Aggregate - Conclusion, Positioning
Please find our significantly upgraded analysis of Aggregate here, as well as videos of our investment committee discussion.
So we have come to a conclusion. Following our initial take, detailed discussions with some of you, a meeting with Aggregate incl. Cevdet Caner and further discussions with other market participants and real estate investors, we
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Vonovia - comment
Vonovia’s rights issue presentation had a couple of graphs underlining why the German residential market remains such an attractive investment. We do
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CMA CGM - comment
The third-quarter figures were the blowout that was not difficult to forecast, although volumes fell 2.5% vs Q320. The
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